Housing Subsidy Regulation: The monthly installment amount is set at 33% of the applicant's income

Article 44 establishes a monthly installment of 33% of the applicant's income, with a maximum repayment period of 25 years and conditions for starting the deduction.
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Article 44 of the updated housing subsidy regulations stipulates that the monthly installment amount should be set at 33% of the applicant's income, taking into account that the installment payment period should not exceed 25 years from the start of the eligibility date, and that the applicant should not exceed 65 years of age at the end of the payment period.

Ministry of Municipalities and Housing The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing explained that the monthly installment can be deducted directly from the income of the beneficiary or the family, or by depositing the amounts into bank accounts specified by the Ministry, and the payment mechanism varies according to the type of support the beneficiary receives, to be as follows:

  • The monthly installment payment for the housing unit begins four months after receiving the unit.
  • The monthly installment payment for a home purchase loan or finance starts four months after receiving the loan or finance.
  • The monthly installment payment for a housing construction loan or finance starts two years after signing the support contract or four months after the completion of the construction.
  • The monthly installment payment for the purchase of land begins four months after receiving the land.

These new standards on the monthly financial deduction ratio contribute to bridging the gap between the level of income and the size of the financing, and give families a financial space capable of facing the requirements of living, in addition to linking housing support to a percentage of income creates a state of synchronization between revenues and obligations, which enhances financial discipline.

New standards on the monthly financial deduction ratio contribute to bridging the gap between the level of income and the size of the financing.