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Buying your dream home is one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. But before you apply for a loan, it’s important to know how much loan amount you’re eligible for. That’s where the IDFC FIRST Bank Home Loan Eligibility Calculator comes in.
This free online tool helps you estimate your maximum loan amount instantly, based on your income, expenses, age, credit score, loan tenure, and property value. By entering just a few details, you can avoid guesswork and plan your home purchase confidently.
Your eligibility depends on multiple factors. IDFC FIRST Bank follows RBI guidelines and its own credit policies to evaluate each applicant. Let’s break down the most important ones:
Your monthly income is the backbone of your eligibility calculation. Salaried professionals with higher and consistent income are likely to get higher loan amounts.
Example: If your monthly salary is ₹80,000, IDFC FIRST Bank may allow EMIs up to 50–60% of your income (₹40,000–₹48,000).
Tip: If you have additional income like rent or freelance earnings, make sure to declare them—it boosts your eligibility.
Banks deduct ongoing EMIs from your monthly income before calculating your eligibility.
Example:
Example:
Longer tenure = lower EMI = higher loan eligibility.
Your credit score (CIBIL or Experian) is a measure of your repayment history.
The Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio determines how much of the property value the bank can finance.
IDFC FIRST Bank usually offers up to 80–90% of property value as loan.
If property value = ₹1 crore, max loan = ₹80–90 lakhs.
Eligible Loan Amount = [(Monthly Income × FOIR – Existing EMIs) × ((1 + r)^n − 1)] / [r × (1 + r)^n]
Where:
Step 1: Max EMI allowed = 50% × ₹1,00,000 = ₹50,000
Available EMI = ₹50,000 – ₹20,000 = ₹30,000
Step 2: Monthly interest rate = 8.5 ÷ 12 ÷ 100 = 0.00708
Step 3: Using EMI formula in reverse → Loan Amount ≈ ₹31.5 lakhs
Instead of manual calculations, you can instantly check using the IDFC FIRST Bank Home Loan Eligibility Calculator.
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Minimum Age | 21 years |
| Maximum Age at Loan Maturity | 65 years |
| Minimum Monthly Income | ₹25,000 (salaried) / ₹40,000 (self-employed in metro) |
| Employment Stability | Salaried: 2+ years; Self-employed: 3+ years |
| Minimum Credit Score | 750+ preferred |
| Maximum LTV Ratio | Up to 90% |
| FOIR Limit | 50–60% of monthly income |
| Eligible Property | Residential / Ready-to-move / Under-construction approved projects |
| Aspect | Loan Eligibility | EMI |
|---|---|---|
| Definition | Maximum loan you can get | Monthly repayment amount |
| Depends On | Income, FOIR, credit score, age | Loan amount, tenure, interest rate |
| Example | ₹35 lakhs | ₹28,000/month for 20 years @ 8.5% |
Use the Eligibility Calculator first, then the EMI Calculator to balance your monthly budget.
Minimum monthly income is ₹25,000 for salaried applicants, higher for self-employed in metro cities.
Typically, ₹20–25 lakhs depending on existing liabilities and tenure chosen.
Yes, you can transfer your existing home loan from another bank to IDFC FIRST Bank at competitive interest rates.
Up to 30 years, depending on applicant’s age.
Yes, subject to additional documentation like overseas income proof and NRE/NRO account.
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