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Permitted purposesPurchase of a plot, purchase of a flat, construction of a home, extension of an existing residence and other housing purposes.View source
Purchase of a plot, purchase of a flat, construction of a home, extension of an existing residence and other housing purposes.
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- Permitted purposes
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- Product overview
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BenefitsLow interest rates, low processing charges, higher loan amount, free credit card, longer tenure and easy top-up loans.View source
Low interest rates, low processing charges, higher loan amount, free credit card, longer tenure and easy top-up loans.
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- Benefits
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- Baroda Home Loan
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Rate basisInterest is linked to the Bank of Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (BRLLR), reset monthly, and charged on a daily reducing balance.View source
Interest is linked to the Bank of Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (), reset monthly, and charged on a daily reducing balance.
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- Rate basis
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MoratoriumUp to 36 months after disbursement; under-construction houses up to the seventh floor receive 18 months, with 6 additional months per floor thereafter, capped at 36 months.View source
Up to 36 months after disbursement; under-construction houses up to the seventh floor receive 18 months, with 6 additional months per floor thereafter, capped at 36 months.
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- Moratorium
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RepaymentMaximum 30 years including moratorium; normally by EMI. Farmers/
Maximum 30 years including moratorium; normally by . Farmers/agriculturists may repay half-yearly in line with crop harvesting/ marketing; interest during moratorium is recovered as debited.
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- Repayment
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- — Repayment
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Resident typesResident Indians, NRIs holding an Indian passport, PIOs holding a foreign passport and OCIs.View source
Resident Indians, holding an Indian passport, holding a foreign passport and .
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- Resident types
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- Eligibility
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Minimum ageBorrower 21 years; co-applicant 18 years.View source
Borrower 21 years; co-applicant 18 years.
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- Minimum age
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Maximum ageUp to 70 years.View source
Up to 70 years.
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- Maximum age
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Borrower structureIndividuals may apply singly or jointly; HUFs are not eligible.View source
Individuals may apply singly or jointly; are not eligible.
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- Borrower structure
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- — Eligibility
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Resident income conditionIncome-counted applicants must be employed for at least 1 year if salaried or engaged in business/
Income-counted applicants must be employed for at least 1 year if salaried or engaged in business/profession for at least 2 years; a service break up to 3 months may be allowed.
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- Resident income condition
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- — Resident Indian
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NRI income conditionIncome-counted applicants must have a reputed overseas job with a valid contract/
Income-counted applicants must have a reputed overseas job with a valid contract/work permit for at least 2 years, or be employed/ self-employed/ business owners living abroad for at least 2 years; combined gross annual income must be at least ₹5 lakh.
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- income condition
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Co-applicant rulesClose relatives may join for higher eligibility. A non-relative may join only if they are a joint owner of the property; close relatives include spouse, parents, children, siblings and their specified spouses.View source
Close relatives may join for higher eligibility. A non-relative may join only if they are a joint owner of the property; close relatives include spouse, parents, children, siblings and their specified spouses.
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- Co-applicant rules
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- — Co-Applicants
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Credit-insurance pricingA 0.05% risk premium applies when credit insurance cover is not obtained.View source
A 0.05% risk premium applies when credit insurance cover is not obtained.
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- Credit-insurance pricing
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- Interest rates & charges
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Special processing chargesFlexi loan over home security: 0.35%, minimum ₹5,000 and maximum ₹12,500. Yoddha home loan: nil with ₹8,500 out-of-pocket per property. Government employees: nil for non-DSA/
Flexi loan over home security: 0.35%, minimum ₹5,000 and maximum ₹12,500. Yoddha home loan: nil with ₹8,500 out-of-pocket per property. Government employees: nil for non-/DST leads; standard slab for / DST leads.
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- Special processing charges
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- Processing Charges
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Margin and LTVUp to ₹30 lakh: 10% margin and 90% LTV. Above ₹30 lakh to ₹75 lakh: 20% margin and 80% LTV. Above ₹75 lakh: 25% margin and 75% LTV.View source
Up to ₹30 lakh: 10% margin and 90% . Above ₹30 lakh to ₹75 lakh: 20% margin and 80% . Above ₹75 lakh: 25% margin and 75% .
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- Margin and
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- Margin Norms & Loan to Value
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SecurityMortgage of the constructed or purchased property. At the bank’s discretion, insurance policies, government promissory notes, shares/debentures, gold ornaments or other property may be accepted if mortgage is not feasible.View source
Mortgage of the constructed or purchased property. At the bank’s discretion, insurance policies, government promissory notes, shares/debentures, gold ornaments or other property may be accepted if mortgage is not feasible.
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- Security
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- — Security
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Pre-closureNil pre-closure charges.View source
Nil pre-closure charges.
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- Pre-closure
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- — Pre-Closure Charges
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Group credit-life coverOptional IndiaFirst Life group cover at the borrower’s cost; may be funded into the loan and recovered through EMIs. It protects against borrower death, may prevent family liability to the extent of claim, uses a one-time age/
Optional IndiaFirst Life group cover at the borrower’s cost; may be funded into the loan and recovered through . It protects against borrower death, may prevent family liability to the extent of claim, uses a one-time age/amount/ rate/ tenure-based premium, and may refund part of the premium after foreclosure.
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- Group credit-life cover
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- Group Credit Life Insurance Cover
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DocumentsThe official page links to a complete Bank of Baroda home-loan checklist covering KYC, personal identification, property papers and income proofs.View source
The official page links to a complete Bank of Baroda home-loan checklist covering , personal identification, property papers and income proofs.
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- Documents
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- Documents Required
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Repayment capacitySalaried: net monthly income below ₹25,000: 40%; ₹25,000–₹50,000: 60%; ₹50,000–₹1 lakh: 65%; ₹1–₹2 lakh: 70%; ₹2 lakh and above: 75%. Others: average net annual income up to ₹6 lakh: 70%; above ₹6 lakh: 80%.View source
Salaried: net monthly income below ₹25,000: 40%; ₹25,000–₹50,000: 60%; ₹50,000–₹1 lakh: 65%; ₹1–₹2 lakh: 70%; ₹2 lakh and above: 75%. Others: average net annual income up to ₹6 lakh: 70%; above ₹6 lakh: 80%.
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- Repayment capacity
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- Repayment Capacity
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Tax informationThe page describes possible deductions up to ₹2 lakh for annual interest under section 24 and up to ₹1.50 lakh for principal under section 80C; users should verify current tax rules independently.View source
The page describes possible deductions up to ₹2 lakh for annual interest under section 24 and up to ₹1.50 lakh for principal under section 80C; users should verify current tax rules independently.
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- Tax information
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EMI startFor completed property, EMI starts one month after completion/
For completed property, starts one month after completion/possession, whichever is earlier; construction cases follow the stated moratorium.
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Sales and marketing disclosureThe bank may use agents for sales and marketing of the product.View source
The bank may use agents for sales and marketing of the product.
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- Sales and marketing disclosure
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- Product overview
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- 21 Aug 2026
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Prepayment / closureNo pre-payment penalty.View source
The features section says there is no pre-payment penalty.
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- Baroda Home Loan
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- Features
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EligibilityResident Indians, NRIs with an Indian passport, PIOs with a foreign passport and OCIs; minimum borrower age 21, co-applicant 18; maximum age 70; salaried applicants generally need one year of employment and business/
The page publishes resident/// eligibility, age limits and employment/business vintage conditions.
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- Baroda Home Loan
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- Eligibility
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Loan typeHome loanView source
The official product name identifies this as “Baroda Home Loan”.
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- Baroda Home Loan — official product page
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- Official product name and loan classification
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- 21 Aug 2026
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Prepayment / foreclosureNo pre-payment penalty.View source
The features section says there is no pre-payment penalty. This is the issuer-published prepaymentPenalty value shown under the comparison field “Prepayment / foreclosure”.
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- Baroda Home Loan
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- Features — comparison field: Prepayment / foreclosure
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- 21 Aug 2026
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Security / collateralPrimary security is a mortgage of the property constructed or purchased. If mortgage is not feasible, Bank of Baroda may at its discretion accept insurance policies, government promissory notes, shares and debentures, gold ornaments or other stated property security.View source
The Security section specifies mortgage of the constructed/purchased property and lists alternative securities where mortgage is not feasible.
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- Baroda Home Loan — official product page
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- — Security
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- 10 Sept 2026
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Required documentsResident: signed application with photographs; PAN for loans above ₹10 lakh; identity and residence proof; prior-loan statement and sanction letter; asset proof; assets-and-liabilities statement; ITR verification; income evidence (salary slips, Form 16/
The linked three-page checklist enumerates resident, //, property and takeover documents; the current page links this checklist for the detailed requirements.
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- Baroda Home Loans — Check List for Home Loan
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- Pages 1-3 — resident, //, property and takeover checklists
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- 10 Sept 2026
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TenureA residential property loan with up to 30-year repayment, up to 36 months' moratorium, BRLLR-linked monthly resets and location-dependent maximum amounts.View source
The manually reviewed product summary states: “A residential property loan with up to 30-year repayment, up to 36 months' moratorium, -linked monthly resets and location-dependent maximum amounts.”.
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- Baroda Home Loan — official product page
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- Published loan terms in product summary
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- 21 Aug 2026
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Geographic limitsResident Indians, NRIs with an Indian passport, PIOs with a foreign passport and OCIs; minimum borrower age 21, co-applicant 18; maximum age 70; salaried applicants generally need one year of employment and business/
The manually reviewed product record states: “Resident Indians, with an Indian passport, with a foreign passport and ; minimum borrower age 21, co-applicant 18; maximum age 70; salaried applicants generally need one year of employment and business/profession applicants two years.”.
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- Baroda Home Loan — official product page
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- Published product metadata
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- 21 Aug 2026
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Floating rate7.20%–8.95% p.a. at BRLLR 7.90% (BRLLR −0.70% to +1.05%) for salaried and non-salaried non-staff applicants; varies by loan limit and CIBIL score.Effective 6 Dec 2025View source
The page publishes 7.90% and spread −0.70% to +1.05%; endpoints are calculated by adding the published spread. Its 0.00% widget is internally inconsistent and is not the effective rate.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates — Home Loan floating rate
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- Home Loan — Floating Rate; benchmark effective 6 December 2025
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- 23 Sept 2026
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Fixed rate salaried8.90%–9.95% p.a. at BRLLR 7.90% (BRLLR +1.00% to +2.05%) for non-staff salaried applicants.Effective 6 Dec 2025View source
The page publishes +1.00% to +2.05%; endpoints are calculated from the published of 7.90%. The 0.00% widget is excluded as a display defect.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates — Home Loan fixed rate
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- Home Loan — Fixed Rate — Salaried; benchmark effective 6 December 2025
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- 23 Sept 2026
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Fixed rate non-salaried9.00%–9.95% p.a. at BRLLR 7.90% (BRLLR +1.10% to +2.05%) for non-staff non-salaried applicants.Effective 6 Dec 2025View source
The page publishes +1.10% to +2.05%; endpoints are calculated from the published of 7.90%. The 0.00% widget is excluded as a display defect.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates — Home Loan fixed rate
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- Home Loan — Fixed Rate — Non-Salaried; benchmark effective 6 December 2025
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Interest rateFloating: 7.20%–8.95% p.a. (BRLLR −0.70% to +1.05%). Fixed: salaried 8.90%–9.95% p.a. (BRLLR +1.00% to +2.05%); non-salaried 9.00%–9.95% p.a. (BRLLR +1.10% to +2.05%). Calculated at BRLLR 7.90%; non-staff rates vary by loan limit and CIBIL score.Effective 6 Dec 2025View source
Calculated the effective bands from the published 7.90% and each spread. The page's effective-rate widgets show 0.00%, so that inconsistent widget value is not reproduced.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates — Baroda Home Loan
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- Current benchmark; Home Loan floating and fixed rates and footnotes
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- 23 Sept 2026
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BenchmarkBRLLR 7.90% p.a. (repo 5.25% + markup/
The current page still publishes retail 7.90% effective 6 December 2025 and separately dates the schedule 12 September 2026.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates — current benchmarks
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- , repo rate and table
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- 23 Sept 2026
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Minimum income₹5 lakh combined gross annual income for NRI/
The gives an // combined gross-annual-income threshold of ₹5 lakh. Resident eligibility uses work-history and bands rather than one published fixed salary minimum.
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- Baroda Home Loan — official
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- Eligibility — Resident Indian; //; Repayment Capacity
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- 23 Sept 2026
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Maximum financeLocation table: Mumbai ₹20 crore; Hyderabad, New Delhi/
The dedicated location-wise maximum section lists up to ₹20 crore for Mumbai, but a separate on the same page says ₹10 crore per unit. Both statements are preserved pending bank clarification.
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- Baroda Home Loan — maximum amount and
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- Maximum Loan Amount; — How much does Bank of Baroda lend?
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Maximum loan amountLocation table: Mumbai ₹20 crore; Hyderabad, New Delhi/
The dedicated location-wise maximum section lists up to ₹20 crore for Mumbai, but a separate on the same page says ₹10 crore per unit. Both statements are preserved pending bank clarification.
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- Baroda Home Loan — maximum amount and
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- Eligibility — Maximum Loan Amount; — How much does Bank of Baroda lend?
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- 23 Sept 2026
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Maximum tenureUp to 30 years including moratorium (maximum 36 months). The page's FAQ says tenure cannot extend beyond retirement or age 65, while its eligibility section allows age up to 70; confirm the applicable endpoint with the bank.View source
The page states max 30 years and max borrower age 70, but the says the term cannot pass retirement or age 65. The inconsistency is not resolved by inference.
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- Baroda Home Loan — tenure and
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- — Repayment Period; Eligibility — Age; — For how long a period can I get the loan?
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Benefits and features
- Low interest rates, low processing charges, higher loan amount, free credit card, longer tenure and easy top-up loans.
Eligibility
- Resident Indians, with an Indian passport, with a foreign passport and
- minimum borrower age 21, co-applicant 18
- maximum age 70
- salaried applicants generally need one year of employment and business/
profession applicants two years.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- Completed application with photographs.
- /Aadhaar/passport, voter , driving licence or other identity, age and residence proof.
- Approved building plan and local-authority approval; permission where applicable.
- Property sale deed/agreement, title and mortgage/security papers.
- Salaried applicants: latest salary slip and bank statement; self-employed applicants: , balance sheets, profit/loss statements and tax challans as applicable.
- Guarantor/co-applicant forms and income proof where required.
Related official documents
Baroda Home Loan product pageproduct-page · current · accessed 21 Aug 2026
↗Home Loan document checklist — current product-page link retryofficial-linked-pdf · inaccessible now; existing linked checklist is 2018-dated and current applicability is not reconfirmed · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Baroda Home Loans — Check List for Home Loanofficial-pdf · official-linked-checklist · accessed 10 Sept 2026
↗Download Forms — Home Loan application and common retail loan documentsofficial-download-forms-page · current document-centre listing; generic linked documents do not replace the unavailable product checklist · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Baroda Home Loan — current official product page reviewofficial-product-page · current page reviewed; internal FAQ conflicts retained explicitly · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Baroda Home Loan — official product pageofficial-product-page · current · accessed 10 Sept 2026
↗What is a Home Loan Processing Fee? — official Bank of Baroda articleofficial-fee-explanation-page · Official corroboration with 2019 tariff effective date; not the controlling current percentage value. · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Retail Loans Interest Rates — current MCLR/BRLLR and Home Loan rate rowsofficial-interest-rate-page · Current rate page; CRE Max Savings spreads and BRLLR basis differ from the NRI CRE page's published spread/MCLR terms. · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Service Charges — current Home Loan processing, conversion and fixed-rate prepayment rowsofficial-service-charge-page · Current schedule effective 1 April 2025; the generic all-variants row conflicts with CRE NRI-specific processing-waiver terms. · accessed 23 Sept 2026
↗Bank of Baroda loan product pages — eligibility, limits and chargesofficial-product-pages · current-at-review · accessed 29 Sept 2026
↗All-in Cost for Retail Loans — official linked PDF, complete visual reviewofficial-linked-pdf · Complete four-page visual and text review; legacy/undated tariff conflicts with current product/FAQ statements. · accessed 24 Sept 2026
↗Bank of Baroda loan APR auditofficial-product-pages-and-rate-table · current-at-review · accessed 29 Sept 2026
↗Retail Loans Interest Rates — current BRLLR/MCLR benchmarks and pre-owned auto rate rowsofficial-rate-page · Current official schedule manually rechecked 2026-09-27; dedicated product-page range and GCLI wording conflict with this schedule · accessed 27 Sept 2026
↗List of Important Terms and Conditions of Loan/Advances — generic MITC template, complete visual reviewofficial-linked-pdf · Complete two-page visual and text review; generic disclosure template only. · accessed 24 Sept 2026
↗Model Checklist for Retail Loans — official linked PDF, complete visual reviewofficial-linked-pdf · Complete six-page visual and text review; generic checklist only, product page controls where requirements differ. · accessed 24 Sept 2026
↗Service Charges — retail loan rate-conversion and auto-loan prepayment scheduleofficial-service-charge-page · Current official service-charge page manually rechecked 2026-09-27; schedule itself identifies effective date 2025-04-01 · accessed 27 Sept 2026
↗Home Loan Application Form — generic Bank of Baroda applicationofficial-download-form-pdf · supporting generic form; not scheme-specific; visual review inaccessible · accessed 23 Sept 2026
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