Mortgages by Bank
Compare home loans from the UAE's leading banks — rates, eligibility and calculators, all commission-free.
Start with our live UAE mortgage comparison — verified rates, bank by bank, updated monthly.
Pick a bank to see indicative rates, eligibility and a calculator — or let us compare all of them at once and bring you the best. Either way, our advice is free.
Ajman Bank
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View →Arab Bank
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View →Emirates Islamic
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View →Sharjah Islamic Bank
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View →United Arab Bank
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View →Emirates NBD
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View →FAB
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View →ADCB
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View →Dubai Islamic Bank
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View →Mashreq
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View →RAKBANK
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View →ADIB
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View →Standard Chartered
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View →Commercial Bank of Dubai
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View →HSBC
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View →How to choose the right bank for your mortgage
With more than 20 banks lending on UAE property, the “best” bank is rarely the same for two buyers. The headline rate is only part of the picture — the follow-on (reversion) rate after your fixed period, the processing and valuation fees, salary-transfer requirements, and how each bank treats your employer, income type and property all move the real cost. That’s why comparing across banks matters more than chasing one advertised number.
What differs from bank to bank
- Fixed rate & period — from around 3.75% currently, fixed for 1–5 years. Shorter fixes are cheaper but revert sooner.
- Follow-on rate — after the fixed period, your rate becomes a margin over EIBOR (typically 1.5–2.5%). This margin varies widely and matters over the life of the loan.
- Salary transfer — most banks price lower if you move your salary to them; a few offer competitive non-salary-transfer rates for the self-employed.
- Fees — processing (0–1%), valuation (AED 2,625–3,150) and pre-approval fees differ by bank; some run fee-waiver campaigns.
- Eligibility appetite — each bank has its own view on employer lists, minimum salary, industry and property type. The bank that declines one profile is often exactly who another is looking for.
Islamic vs conventional home finance
Several UAE banks offer Sharia-compliant home finance (Ijarah or Murabaha structures) alongside conventional mortgages. The monthly cost is usually comparable; the difference is in structure and documentation. We compare both so you can choose on merit, not just terminology.
Compare before you commit
Rather than approach banks one by one, start with the whole market: our UAE mortgage rates tracker shows current pricing bank by bank, updated monthly from verified circulars, and the Mortgage Rate Index gives you the market average in one number. Then check your borrowing power and debt-burden ratio, estimate your payment with the mortgage calculator, and let us run your exact case across every bank — free, in 24 hours.
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Work out the numbers at a specific bank
Each calculator opens on that bank’s own lowest advertised fixed rate from our verified circular set, so the monthly figure starts from a real published number. Lowest first.
- Sharjah Islamic Bankfrom 3.75%
- Arab Bankfrom 3.78%
- Emirates NBDfrom 3.89%
- Dubai Islamic Bankfrom 3.95%
- Abu Dhabi Islamic Bankfrom 3.99%
- Ajman Bankfrom 3.99%
- Commercial Bank of Dubaifrom 3.99%
- Emirates Islamicfrom 3.99%
- First Abu Dhabi Bankfrom 3.99%
- Mashreq Bankfrom 3.99%
- RAKBANKfrom 3.99%
- United Arab Bankfrom 3.99%
- HSBC UAEfrom 4.05%
- Standard Chartered UAEfrom 4.29%