Yes, until you turn 60, but only half your balance, and the loan must be paid off before you turn 65. That shortens the term and raises the payment: on MVR 2.4 million at 11%, about MVR 33,100 a month over ten years against MVR 23,500 over 25.
It depends on your age and your balance: all of it up to 35, 80% from 36 to 49, half from 50 to 60. Worked examples at each age, and how that compares with the 10% or 20% deposit lenders ask for on a MVR 3 million flat.
HDFC prices home purchase financing by how you pay: pledge your pension and the rate is 10.42%, rely on salary or business income and it is 11%, count rental income and it is 12.25%. On MVR 2.4 million over 25 years, the gap is about MVR 3,200 a month.
Since 2025, MIB finances a home from 10% of the price down, over up to 25 years. On a MVR 3 million flat that means MVR 300,000 of your own, a processing fee of about MVR 40,500 and a monthly payment around MVR 22,700 to 24,500. The worked example, with the income it needs.
MFLC lends for homes over five to ten years; banks now go to 25. On every MVR 1 million borrowed, a ten-year term costs roughly MVR 4,000 to 5,000 more a month, and far less in total. Worked examples at illustrative rates.