Mortgage

Owning a home does not necessarily require a large amount of capital. For this reason, many individuals turn to Mortgage, or KPR (Home Ownership Credit), as a means of financing. In Indonesia, KPR is available through two main channels: conventional banks and Islamic banks. Amid rising benchmark interest rates, Islamic home financing (KPR Sharia) has emerged as a stable alternative. […]

For many expatriates living and working in Indonesia, the aspiration to own a home is a natural step toward long-term settlement. However, purchasing the property outright can be financially demanding. One practical solution is applying for a mortgage (Kredit Pemilikan Rumah or KPR), a financing scheme that allows buyers to pay for property in instalments over time. […]

Primary Property

Interest Rate

Floating Rate

Primary Mortage

Rate information

Interest rate is 4.7% fixed for the first 3 years, after that, the rate will move to a floating rate (currently 11%)

Requirements

  • Permanent employee/self-employed for at least 1 year in the same company/total 2 years of work
  • Professional/Businessman working for at least 2 years in the same field
  • At least 18 years old or married

General Personal Requirements

  • Photocopy of husband’s / wife’s ID card (if married)
  • Photocopy of Family Card
  • Copy of Marriage Certificate (if married)
  • Photocopy of Tax ID Number of Applicant
  • Salary Slip / Certificate of Income for the last 1 month original
  • Photocopy of 3 months bank statements
  • Developer’s House Booking Letter / Broker’s Cover Letter

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