You’re standing at the threshold of one of the most important decisions of your life – buying your own home. Perhaps you’ve already spotted the perfect property, or you’re just beginning your search. Either way, it’s crucial to know what the maximum mortgage Czech banks will provide you.
Our maximum mortgage calculator isn’t just another online tool – it’s your financial guide that reveals your real financing possibilities in seconds, in accordance with current Czech banking regulations.
Imagine viewing an apartment worth 6 million CZK, but your actual financial capacity is only 4 million. Or conversely, you can afford much more than you think. Knowing your precise financial limit will:
Save you time – You’ll search for properties in the right price category.
Strengthen your negotiating position – Pre-approval gives you an advantage when dealing with sellers.
Prevent disappointment – You’ll avoid falling in love with properties you can’t afford.
Enable better planning – You can plan the ideal combination of down payment and loan amount.
Maximum 80% of the property value (90% for applicants under 36).
You want to buy an apartment for 5,000,000 CZK and you’re 28 years old. You can get a mortgage up to 5,000,000 × 90% = 4,500,000 CZK. You need at least 500,000 CZK in your funds.
If you’re over 36, the limit is lower: 5,000,000 × 80% = 4,000,000 CZK and own funds of 1,000,000 CZK.
Even though DTI and DSTI are no longer mandatory, most banks still use their own internal affordability checks. These are often based on:
Most banks require mortgage repayment by age 72. The older you are, the shorter the repayment period the bank will offer.
Our calculator needs several basic details from you:
Net monthly income – Your income after deducting taxes and contributions. All regular income, including bonuses and side activities count.
Monthly loan payments – All your existing loan obligations, such as mortgages, car loans, or consumer loans.
Our calculator uses the same formulas as banks. Results correspond to the actual possibilities that banks will offer you.
We continually update our calculations following the latest regulations and changes from the Czech National Bank and the banking sector.
We not only show you the maximum possible amount but also explain which factor is limiting and how you can improve your situation.
Banks are primarily accountable to their shareholders for profit. Your needs aren’t always their top priority.
Our only priority is finding you the best possible financing. We measure success by how well you do.
Finaram is free for you
We don’t charge clients anything. We’re compensated by the banks.
Whole market comparison – We analyze offers from all major lenders, not just one bank.
Terms negotiation – Our specialists actively negotiate better interest rates and conditions.
Complex case handling – We have experience with non-standard situations where regular banks refuse.
Rate lock guarantee – We secure your chosen interest rate for an agreed period of time.
Ongoing monitoring – Even after closing, we monitor the market and alert you to advantageous refinancing.
After calculating your maximum mortgage, we can secure pre-approval from our network of partner banks within 2 business days.
Our mortgage specialists will review the results with you and suggest an optimal financing strategy according to your goals.
With pre-approval in hand, you have a strong position when negotiating with property owners.
We handle the entire process from documentation to loan disbursement.
We’ve helped more than 1,200 clients obtain mortgages and loans worth over 3.3 billion CZK. Our lowest negotiated interest rate was 1.19% and our mortgage application approval rate reaches 98%.
Knowing your maximum mortgage is the first step on the path to homeownership. Our calculator provides mathematically precise figures in seconds. You can then contact our specialists for a free consultation and learn how to reach these limits effectively.
Our calculator provides mathematically precise estimates based on current CNB regulations. Final terms will be specified in your loan agreement after approval by a specific bank.