Mortgage Calculator Nigeria

Enter your property details below to calculate your estimated monthly mortgage repayment and total loan cost.

Loan Details

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Total purchase price of the property

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20.0% of property price

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Typical Nigerian mortgage rates: 15–25% p.a.

years

Most Nigerian lenders offer up to 20–25 years

Monthly Repayment

Monthly Payment

₦257,667

Principal vs Interest

Loan Principal₦16,000,000
Total Interest Paid₦30,380,126
Total Amount Repaid₦46,380,126
Loan-to-Value (LTV)80.0%
Loan Term15 years (180 months)

My mortgage on a ₦20,000,000 home would be ₦257,667 a month

Estimates only. Actual repayments depend on your lender's terms and conditions. Speak to a qualified mortgage adviser for personalised advice.

Mortgage FAQs — Nigeria

What mortgage interest rates are typical in Nigeria?

Nigerian mortgage rates typically range from 15% to 25% per annum depending on the lender and loan type. Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) offers lower rates (around 6-9%) for eligible civil servants and NHF contributors, while commercial banks generally charge higher rates.

How much deposit do I need for a mortgage in Nigeria?

Most Nigerian lenders require a minimum down payment of 20% to 30% of the property value. First-time buyers using NHF (National Housing Fund) contributions may access mortgages with lower deposit requirements.

What is the maximum mortgage term in Nigeria?

Nigerian mortgage terms typically range from 5 to 25 years, with most commercial banks capping at 20 years. FMBN loans can go up to 30 years for qualifying borrowers.

Can I get a mortgage in Nigeria as a non-resident?

It is possible but challenging. Some Nigerian banks and development finance institutions offer mortgage products to diaspora Nigerians and non-residents, though terms and eligibility criteria vary significantly.

What other costs should I budget for when getting a mortgage in Nigeria?

Beyond the mortgage repayments, budget for: legal fees (1-2% of purchase price), stamp duty (1.5%), estate agent commission (5-10% for sale, 10% of annual rent for lettings), property valuation fees, and insurance.

Budgeting for a purchase? Agent commission and legal fees typically add 8–15% on top of your mortgage — see our Estate Agent Fees in Nigeria guide for the full breakdown.

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