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Geographic limitsNon-Resident Indians and Overseas Citizens of India; PIO-card holders whose card was issued before 09-01-2015 are also eligible. The scheme webpage last updated 29-07-2019 is older and still names only NRIs/ PIOs; the June 2026 bulletin supplies the newer OCI wording.View source
The manually reviewed product record states: “Non-Resident Indians and Overseas Citizens of India; -card holders whose card was issued before 09-01-2015 are also eligible. The scheme webpage last updated 29-07-2019 is older and still names only /; the June 2026 bulletin supplies the newer wording.”.
- Source
- PNB Housing Finance Scheme for and — official product page
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- Published product metadata
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Loan typePNB housing finance scheme for eligible NRIs/OCIs and qualifying PIO-card holders for property in India.View source
The June 2026 bulletin titles the section PNB Home Loan Scheme for /and names those applicants as eligible, with pre-09-01-2015 -card holders also included.
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- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
- Page / section
- p.5, heading and eligibility
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Loan purposeAcquire, construct, repair, renovate or improve a flat/house owned by an NRI/PIO/OCI in India; purchase a plot; or purchase an under-construction house/flat from Housing Boards, Development Authorities, Co-operative Societies or Private Builders. The property may be for self-occupation or letting out.View source
The June 2026 table lists acquisition/construction/ repair/ improvement, plot purchase and listed under-construction properties; use is self-occupation or rental.
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- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Purpose
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
EligibilityNon-Resident Indians and Overseas Citizens of India; PIO-card holders whose card was issued before 09-01-2015 are also eligible. The scheme webpage last updated 29-07-2019 is older and still names only NRIs/ PIOs; the June 2026 bulletin supplies the newer OCI wording.View source
The current bulletin explicitly adds and limits additional -card eligibility to cards issued before 09-01-2015.
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- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Eligibility; cross-check housing page updated 29-07-2019
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Maximum financeNeed-based on project cost and repayment capacity. Standalone plot finance is no more than 60% of the eligible home-loan amount. Repairs, renovation or alterations: maximum ₹50,00,000.View source
The June 2026 source states need-based finance, a 60% standalone-plot relation and a ₹50 lakh repairs/renovation/ alterations cap.
- Source
- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Extent of Loan
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Maximum amountNeed-based on project cost and repayment capacity. Standalone plot purchase is capped at 60% of the eligible home-loan amount; repairs/ renovation/ alterations are capped at ₹50,00,000. No general numerical ceiling for ordinary home purchase/ construction is stated in the NRI scheme table.View source
The scheme states need-based ordinary finance and only the listed numeric caps; no universal home-loan maximum is published in this table.
- Source
- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Extent of Loan
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Borrower marginHome loan: 20% up to ₹30 lakh; 20% above ₹30 lakh up to ₹75 lakh; 25% above ₹75 lakh. Standalone land/ plot purchase for house building: 25%.View source
The table distinguishes home-loan amount bands from standalone-plot purchase margin.
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- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Margin Parameters table
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Repayment tenureMaximum 30 years including any moratorium.View source
PNB states repayment shall not exceed 30 years including moratorium, if any.
- Source
- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Repayment
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Repayment routes and rental incomePrincipal, interest and all charges may be repaid by remittance from abroad, through NRE/FCNR(B)/NRNR/NRO/NRSR funds in India, or from property rent. If rented, all rental income is to be applied even when it exceeds the EMI; the borrower covers any shortfall. Close relatives in India may repay directly to the loan account. The older page says permanent returning residents may be allowed to repay in rupees.View source
The bulletin lists remittance/accounts/rent and direct close-relative repayment; the older page additionally says rupee repayment may be allowed after permanent return.
- Source
- PNB Bulletin — June 2026 and Housing Finance Scheme page
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- Bulletin p.5, Repayment; page Repayment, lines 490–492
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
SecurityEquitable mortgage of the property financed; PNB may also require a lien over the borrower's other assets in India.View source
The source says the loan is fully secured by equitable mortgage and allows a lien on other assets in India if necessary.
- Source
- PNB Bulletin — June 2026
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- p.5, Security
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
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- high
Interest rateView source
The linked official rate page returned Cache miss. The generic public housing schedule was reviewed but does not list an -specific rate; public/Pride rates must not be copied onto this scheme.
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- PNB Interest Rates — link
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- Official rate link from PNB navigation could not be retrieved; the generic housing rate schedule has no -specific row
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- medium
APRView source
No is present in the accessible scheme sources, but the official -rate route could not be inspected; leave blank without classifying as a confirmed absence.
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- PNB home-loan pricing sources
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- rate route returned Cache miss; scheme page and June Bulletin p.5 do not show
- Accessed
- 7 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- medium
Processing and documentation chargesThe current tariff's Home Loan campaign row grants full waiver of upfront/ processing and documentation charges through 31-12-2026. The reviewed tariff has no separate NRI Housing fee row; applicability after the campaign must be confirmed with PNB.Effective 1 Oct 2026View source
The tariff classifies the waiver under Home Loan generally and does not create a separate fee line; the fact is reported at that general category scope, without predicting post-campaign fees.
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- PNB Services Charges Related to Retail Advances
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- Mortgage campaign: Home Loan fee waiver; current tariff footer 05-10-2026
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- 7 Oct 2026
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- medium
Benefits and features
- Purpose includes acquisition, construction, repairs, renovation or improvement of a home, purchase of a plot and purchase of an under-construction home from the listed public/private bodies.
- June 2026 terms allow up to 30 years including moratorium and use of remittances, specified Indian accounts, rental income or permitted direct repayment by close relatives in India.
- For repairs/
renovation/ alterations, the June 2026 bulletin publishes a maximum of ₹50 lakh.
Eligibility
- PNB's June 2026 Bulletin states and are eligible; -card holders issued before 09-01-2015 are also eligible.
- The older scheme webpage, last updated 29-07-2019, names /
and does not mention . The June 2026 bulletin is used for current applicant scope. - The scheme page and June bulletin do not state a numeric minimum income. Loan amount is need-based on project cost and repayment capacity.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- The scheme webpage, last updated 29-07-2019, lists photo ; Indian residence-address proof; verified passport and visa; attested current overseas address proof; and a card for applicants.
- Employed overseas: employer , valid work permit and employer contract. Self-employed: attested business-address proof.
- Salaried: latest 12-month salary certificate and 12-month salary-account statement; the last-month salary certificate is to be attested. Other than salaried: last 2 years' audited/
-certified balance sheet, profit-and-loss accounts and computation sheets where applicable, plus 12-month account statement; listed financial papers require attestation. - PNB may request additional case-specific documents. The June 2026 Bulletin updates eligibility to but does not restate this 2019 checklist or specify -specific replacement documents.