Yes, but ICICI converts your foreign income into INR using a fixed exchange rate (usually TT buying rate). A weaker foreign currency reduces eligible loan amount.
No. You can execute the documents at the Indian Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence, or via a registered Power of Attorney (PoA) holder in India.
Option 4: FAQ (For Website or Chatbot) Q1. Can an NRI get a 100% home loan from ICICI? No. Maximum 80-90% of the property value (LTV ratio), depending on loan amount.
Yes, but ICICI converts your foreign income into INR using a fixed exchange rate (usually TT buying rate). A weaker foreign currency reduces eligible loan amount.
No. You can execute the documents at the Indian Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence, or via a registered Power of Attorney (PoA) holder in India.
Option 4: FAQ (For Website or Chatbot) Q1. Can an NRI get a 100% home loan from ICICI? No. Maximum 80-90% of the property value (LTV ratio), depending on loan amount.