Learn about the conditions for transferring debt in the Residential Program

Benefit conditions, restrictions and exclusions, including the exclusion of Down Payment Initiative beneficiaries.
Residential program

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<As part of the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing's efforts to provide flexible financing solutions for beneficiaries, the ministry has set specific conditions for debt transfer within the “Sakani” program, which aims to provide various financing options that meet the needs of citizens. Despite the direct support provided by the program, there are some restrictions that apply to certain beneficiaries such as the down payment initiative for military and civilians, which requires beneficiaries to carefully review the conditions to ensure they benefit fully.

Ministry of Housing and Urban Development to provide flexible financing solutions for beneficiaries.

The conditions that must be met to transfer debt in some housing products within the Sakani program comes as a step towards facilitating home ownership for citizens, taking into account the need to adhere to regular payments and the availability of specific conditions. These conditions include:

Regular customers

Debt transfer terms are applied to customers who make regular payments on their real estate obligations, reflecting their ability to adhere to residential contracts and financings.

Customers who are regular payers

Full or partial subsidy recipients

This program includes customers who receive full or partial housing support from the Ministry of Housing, provided that the support continues according to the specified conditions.

This program includes customers who receive full or partial housing support from the Ministry of Housing.

Exclusions from the program

The debt transfer requirements do not apply to current Military and Civilian Down Payment Initiative (MCDI) beneficiaries, nor does it include beneficiaries of existing financing.

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Non-refundable support in conjunction with mortgage financing

<The "Saskani" program provides direct, non-refundable support to beneficiaries who obtain a mortgage from an approved lender. This support comes to ease the financial burdens on citizens and enhance the chances of home ownership, provided they comply with the conditions of the program and the financing entity.

Payment term and scheduling conditions

An important condition set by the Ministry is that the repayment period should not exceed the remaining term of the existing contract, which means that beneficiaries should be fully aware of the terms of the existing contract and the time period available for the new financing.

Smart Utilization of Home Finance

The Saskani program reflects the Ministry of Housing's vision to provide flexible housing and financial solutions, but it is essential that beneficiaries adhere to the specific conditions to ensure maximum benefit from the program. As some beneficiaries are excluded from other initiatives, citizens must ensure that their cases are compatible with the announced conditions to ensure that they do not lose support or delay in obtaining the required financing.