Compare live mortgage rates from 9 UAE banks. Get pre-approval eligibility, fee breakdowns, and personalised monthly payment estimates instantly.
EIBOR 1M 3.540%
EIBOR 3M 3.554%
EIBOR 6M 3.523%
EIBOR 1Y 3.691%
Updated 16 Feb 2026
✦ Pre-Approval Eligibility Checker
Enter your profile to check eligibility across all 9 UAE banks and calculate your maximum borrowing power based on CBUAE guidelines.
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Bank-by-Bank Verdict — All 9 Banks
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Min Salary
LTV Limit
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💡 Pro Tips
• DBR below 35% = best rates & faster approvals across all banks
• Salary transfer to lender bank = 0.25–0.5% rate reduction at most banks
• ADIB offers no early settlement fee if selling the property
• FAB waives processing fee for first-time buyers (salary transfer required) until March 2026
• Non-residents: DIB offers best LTV at 65% vs standard 50%
Live Rate Comparison
Conventional mortgage rates — 9 UAE Banks, Feb 2026
📊 Full Side-by-Side Comparison — All 9 Banks
Every rate, fee, and feature compared. ★ marks the best value in each row.
Feature
ENBD
FAB
ADCB
DIB
ADIB
Mashreq
HSBC
RAKBANK
Std Chart.
Processing Fee Calculator
All bank and government costs broken down for your property value.
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🏛️ Fixed Government Fees (All Banks)
Dubai Land Department (DLD) Transfer: 4% of property value + AED 580 | Mortgage Registration: 0.25% of loan + AED 290 | Property Valuation: Varies by bank (see above) | Title Deed: AED 250 | Trustee Office Fee: AED 4,000 (ready) / AED 5,000 (off-plan) | Note: 5% VAT applies on all bank service fees.
Early Settlement Fee Breakdown
Know exactly what you'll pay to exit your mortgage early — critical for investors and property flippers.
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⚖️ CBUAE Early Settlement Cap
Maximum 3% of outstanding balance or AED 10,000 (whichever is lower) within the first year. After 1 year, caps reduce further. ADIB uniquely offers zero early settlement fees when selling the property. Always check your individual loan contract for bank-specific terms. Islamic finance structures (Ijarah/Murabaha) may differ.
Amortization Schedule
Year-by-year principal vs interest breakdown. See exactly how your balance reduces over time.
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📖 UAE Mortgage Buyer's Guide 2026
Everything you need to know before applying for a mortgage in the UAE.
1. LTV Limits (CBUAE Regulation)
Applicant Type
1st Property ≤ AED 5M
1st Property > AED 5M
2nd Property+
Non-Resident
UAE National
85%
75%
65%
N/A
Expat Resident
80%
65%
60%
N/A
Non-Resident
50%
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2. Documents Required
Salaried
✓ Passport + Visa + Emirates ID✓ Salary certificate (original)✓ 3–6 months bank statements✓ 3 months pay slips✓ Title deed / SPA / MOU✓ Property valuation report
Self-Employed / Business
✓ Passport + Visa + Emirates ID✓ Trade licence (valid)✓ 6–12 months bank statements✓ 2 years audited accounts✓ MOA / Partnership documents✓ Property valuation report
3. Bank Comparison Quick Reference — Feb 2026
Bank
Best For
Starting Rate
Min Salary (Expat)
Unique Advantage
Emirates NBD
All-rounders, Non-residents
3.99%
AED 15,000
Digital pre-approval, wide branch network
FAB
First-time buyers, Salary earners
3.99%
AED 15,000
Zero processing fee (FTHB + salary transfer)
ADCB
Off-plan buyers, Refinancing
4.15%
AED 12,000
Lower min salary, balance transfer program
Dubai Islamic Bank
Islamic finance, Non-residents
3.99%
AED 12,000
65% LTV for non-residents, best Islamic rates
ADIB
Islamic, no early settlement
3.99%
AED 15,000
Zero settlement fee when selling property
Mashreq
First-time buyers, Tech-savvy
3.99%
AED 15,000
2yr special rate, 100% digital onboarding
HSBC
High-income, International buyers
4.19%
AED 20,000
Up to AED 15M loans, Premier benefits
RAKBANK
Simpler profiles, quick approval
4.10%
AED 12,000
Fast processing, self-employed friendly
Standard Chartered
Long-term residents, expats
4.29%
AED 20,000
Global banking, refinancing specialist
4. Conventional vs Islamic Finance
🏦 Conventional Mortgage
• Interest-based lending (Riba)• Fixed or EIBOR-linked variable rate• Widely available at all banks• Slightly lower rates in some cases• Standard penalty structure
☪️ Islamic Finance (Ijarah / Murabaha)
• Profit-rate based (Shariah compliant)• Bank buys property, you pay back• Diminishing Musharaka structure• ADIB: no settlement fee on property sale• Increasingly competitive with conventional
Important Disclaimer
All rates, fees, and data are indicative based on publicly available bank information as of February 2026. EIBOR sourced from Central Bank UAE (16 Feb 2026). Actual rates, approvals, and fees are subject to individual bank assessment, credit profile, and property evaluation. This tool is for informational and comparison purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a binding offer. Always verify directly with the bank before making financial commitments. All figures in AED unless stated. 5% VAT applies on bank service fees. Loan eligibility subject to CBUAE regulations and individual bank credit policies.