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From your first salary to your biggest milestones Kotak Vishwas Loan is a step towards making finance more inclusive and accessible. With Kotak Mahindra Bank, you can either get Affordable Home Loan or funds from Loan Against Property for important personal or business needs, with help at every step. Designed for first-time buyers and families looking for loan that fits their needs with the trust of Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Why choose Kotak Vishwas Loan?

 

Kotak Vishwas Loan Products

Looking for an affordable home loan with flexibility and trust? Kotak Vishwas Loan is designed to meet your unique financial needs. Choose between:

  • Vishwas Home Loan – Buy or construct your dream home with competitive interest rates and easy EMIs.
  • Vishwas Loan Against Property – Unlock the value of your existing property to fund personal or business requirements.

 

Both options come with quick approvals, minimal documentation and customized repayment plans. Whether you want to own a home or leverage your property for financial freedom, Kotak Vishwas Loans make it simple and stress-free.

Apply online today for a hassle-free experience and turn your dreams into reality with Kotak Vishwas Home Loan.

 

Who can apply for Kotak Vishwas Loan?

Kotak Vishwas Loan is open to a wide range of working professionals and small business owners. You can apply if you are:

  • Teachers, school staff or employees in educational roles
  • Skilled professionals such as carpenters, painters, tailors or artisans
  • Employees working on contract or with regular income from firms.
  • Industrial and field workers or those using tools, machines or computers.
  • Employees of proprietary or partnership firms
  • Small business owners running shops, parlours, workshops or similar ventures.

 

Eligibility Criteria

Kotak Vishwas Loan is designed to be widely accessible, covering several types of working professionals and small business owners.

Criteria

Salaried

Self-Employed

Age

18 to 60 years

18 to 65 years

Minimum Income*

₹12,000 per month (HL)

₹20,000 per month (LAP)

₹1,50,000 per annum (HL & LAP)

Loan Amount

 

Vishwas Home Loan - Up to ₹1Cr*

Vishwas Loan Against Property - Up to ₹1.25Cr*

 

*Is subject to change depending on locations.

Kotak Vishwas Interest Rates

Kotak Vishwas Home Loan and Loan Against Property come with interest rates designed to suit both salaried and self-employed customers.

Types of loan

Interest rates starting from*

Salaried

Self-Employed

Vishwas Home Loan (VHL)

9.65% p.a.

10.15% p.a.

Vishwas LAP (VLAP)

10.40% p.a.

10.75% p.a.

*Final interest rate offered depends upon numerous factors including CIBIL score, financial history, FOIR, employment type, salary, financial obligations, and other personal details.”

 

You Dream it, we help you Build it.

Kotak Vishwas gives you the flexibility to choose financing that fits your needs – whether you are buying a home or leveraging the value of an existing property. Available across a wide range of property types.

Loan Type

Eligible Property Types

Vishwas Home Loan

  • Under Construction Homes
  • Ready-to-Move Homes
  • Resale Homes
  • Plot + Construction.
  • Repair / Extension

Vishwas LAP

  • Residential Property
  • Commercial Property
  • Industrial Property
  • Standalone Plots

 

Things to keep in Mind before applying for Kotak Vishwas Loan

Before you apply, a little preparation goes a long way. Here are few essentials to check so your loan journey stays simple and stress-free:

  • Check EMI affordability: Make sure your monthly EMIs fit well within your budget, even if you choose longer tenures.
  • Understand your borrowing limit: Loan eligibility depends on income and property value. Borrow only what you truly need and can repay.
  • Confirm Property Eligibility: Vishwas covers wide range of properties
  • Keep Documents : documents handy speeds up the approval.
  • Factor in Additional Costs: Do not forget stamp duty, registration charges or property insurance – they add to the overall outflow.