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Home Loan Eligibility Calculator Malaysia 2026

Check how much housing loan you qualify for based on DSR

RM 3,000RM 50,000
RM 0RM 30,000
RM 0RM 20,000

Include: car loan, personal loan, credit card min payment, PTPTN

% per year
3%6%

Current market rate: 4.0% - 5.0% p.a.

Max tenure: 35 years or until age 70 (whichever comes first)

Note: This calculator provides an estimate based on 60% DSR. Actual approval depends on your credit score, employment history, and bank policies.

Your Loan Eligibility

Eligible for Home Loan

You have good loan eligibility. Start house hunting!

Maximum Loan Amount

RM 651,292

Max Property Price

RM 723,658

at 90% financing

Monthly Instalment

RM 3,300

maximum affordable

Debt Service Ratio (DSR)

Current DSR18.8%
After Loan DSR60.0%
<40% Good
40-50% Fair
>50% High

Income & Commitments

Your IncomeRM 8,000
Total IncomeRM 8,000
Existing Commitments- RM 1,500
Max 60% DSR AllowanceRM 4,800
Available for LoanRM 3,300

Estimated Upfront Costs

Down Payment (10%)RM 72,366
Stamp Duty (Est.)RM 15,710
Legal Fees (Est.)RM 6,789
Total UpfrontRM 94,865
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How to Check Your Home Loan Eligibility in Malaysia

Before house hunting, it's crucial to know how much housing loan you can get approved for. This home loan eligibility calculator helps you understand your borrowing capacity based on your income, existing debts, and Bank Negara's DSR (Debt Service Ratio) guidelines.

📊What is DSR (Debt Service Ratio)?

DSR is the percentage of your gross monthly income that goes toward paying debts. Malaysian banks use DSR to determine if you can afford a new loan.

DSR Formula:

DSR = (Total Monthly Commitments + Proposed Instalment) ÷ Gross Income × 100%

DSR RangeStatusApproval Likelihood
Below 40%ExcellentVery High
40% - 50%ModerateGood (depends on profile)
50% - 60%HighMay face challenges
Above 60%Very HighUsually rejected

🏦Margin of Finance (MOF) by Property Count

Bank Negara Malaysia regulates the maximum loan-to-value (LTV) ratio based on how many properties you already own. This determines how much down payment you need.

90%

First Property

10% down payment required

70%

Second Property

30% down payment required

60%

Third Property+

40% down payment required

Note: Properties below RM500,000 may qualify for up to 100% financing for first-time buyers under certain government schemes.

📝What Counts as Monthly Commitments?

When calculating DSR, banks consider all your existing debt obligations:

Included:

  • • Car loan instalments
  • • Personal loan payments
  • • Credit card minimum payments (5% of limit)
  • • PTPTN repayments
  • • Existing housing loans
  • • Hire purchase payments
  • • ASNB financing

Not Included:

  • • Utility bills
  • • Phone bills
  • • Insurance premiums
  • • Rent payments
  • • Groceries & living expenses
  • • Entertainment subscriptions

Important: Banks calculate credit card commitment as 5% of your total credit limit, not your actual spending. Having high credit limits can reduce your loan eligibility even if you pay in full monthly.

💡How to Improve Your Loan Eligibility

1. Reduce Credit Card Limits

Lower your credit card limits to reduce the calculated commitment. Even unused credit counts against you.

2. Pay Off Small Loans

Clear personal loans or hire purchase before applying. This immediately improves your DSR.

3. Apply as Joint Borrower

Combining income with your spouse can significantly increase your loan eligibility.

4. Extend Loan Tenure

Longer tenure means lower monthly instalments, improving your DSR. Max 35 years or age 70.

5. Declare All Income Sources

Include rental income, commissions, bonuses, and side income with proper documentation.

💰Upfront Costs When Buying Property in Malaysia

Besides the down payment, you need to budget for these additional costs:

Cost TypeTypical Range
Down Payment10-40% (based on property count)
Stamp Duty1-4% of property price
Legal Fees0.5-1% of property price
Valuation FeeRM300 - RM1,500
MRTA/MLTA Insurance2-5% of loan amount
Fire InsuranceRM300 - RM800 per year

Tip: Budget at least 5% extra on top of down payment for miscellaneous costs including renovation, moving, and furniture.

📜Stamp Duty Rates in Malaysia 2026

Property ValueStamp Duty Rate
First RM100,0001%
RM100,001 - RM500,0002%
RM500,001 - RM1,000,0003%
Above RM1,000,0004%

First-Time Buyer Exemption: First-time home buyers may qualify for stamp duty exemptions on properties up to RM500,000 under government initiatives. Check current schemes before purchasing.

📋Documents Required for Home Loan Application

Employed Applicants:

  • • IC (front & back)
  • • Latest 3 months payslip
  • • Latest EPF statement
  • • Latest 6 months bank statements
  • • EA form / Income tax returns
  • • Employment confirmation letter

Self-Employed Applicants:

  • • IC (front & back)
  • • Business registration (SSM)
  • • Latest 2 years tax returns (BE/B form)
  • • Latest 6-12 months bank statements
  • • Business financial statements
  • • Company profile (if applicable)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum loan tenure in Malaysia?

Maximum loan tenure is 35 years, or until you reach age 70 (for most banks), whichever comes first. Some banks allow up to age 75 for select customers.

Can I get 100% financing?

100% financing is available for first-time buyers under government schemes like Skim Rumah Pertamaku for properties below RM500,000. Otherwise, maximum is 90% for first property.

What income do banks accept?

Banks accept basic salary, fixed allowances, consistent overtime, commissions (with 2+ years history), rental income, and business income with proper documentation.

How long does loan approval take?

Letter of Offer typically takes 1-2 weeks after submission of complete documents. Full disbursement usually takes 2-3 months from approval.

Will multiple loan applications affect my credit score?

Yes, multiple applications within a short period can temporarily lower your score. It's best to shop around for rates first, then submit applications to 2-3 banks within a 2-week window.

What is MRTA vs MLTA?

MRTA (Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance) coverage decreases as you pay down your loan. MLTA (Mortgage Level Term Assurance) maintains the same coverage throughout. MRTA is cheaper but MLTA offers better protection.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only. Actual loan approval depends on bank's assessment of your credit profile, employment stability, property valuation, and other factors. Different banks may have different DSR thresholds and policies. Consult with a bank officer or mortgage specialist for accurate eligibility assessment.