20 Lakh SBI Home Loan

The State Bank of India (SBI), with its legacy of trust and reliability, offers a beacon of hope to aspiring homeowners through its 20 lakh home loan. With competitive interest rates, transparent processing, and customer-centric policies, SBI's home loan is a testament to the bank's commitment to making housing affordable for a diverse spectrum of Indian society. As we delve deeper, let's unravel the facets of the SBI 20 lakh home loan EMI.

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20 Lakh Home Loan EMI SBI – Highlights

Here is a basic snapshot of the highlights of 20 lakh home loan SBI. 

Maximum Loan Amount ₹ 20,00,000
Maximum Loan Tenure 30 years 
Interest Rate 8.40%-10.15% 

20 Lakh Home Loan EMI for 10 years From SBI

Starting at an interest rate of 8.40%, the 20 lakh home loan is a good amount that could help you buy property at a feasible price point.

Loan Amount ₹ 20,00,000
Rate of Interest (p.a.) 8.40%-10.15%
Loan Tenure 10 Years
EMI Rs. 24,637

What will be the EMI on 20 Lakh Home Loan for 20 years from SBI?

Getting a home loan for 20 lakh amount can prove to be a significant investment of your lifetime. 

Loan Amount ₹ 20,00,000
Rate of Interest (p.a.) 8.40%-10.15%
Loan Tenure 20 Years
EMI Rs. 17,167

20 Lakh SBI Home Loan – Fees & Charges

Here is a glimpse of the applicable fees for SBI Home Loan. 

Home Loan Regular: As a processing fee, you will need to pay 0.35% of the total loan amount plus GST. 

Home Top-Up Loan: A total of 0.35% of the loan amount plus applicable GST, (minimum amount 2000/-) (maximum amount 10,000/-) plus GST. 

SMART Home Top-up Loan: 2000+GST

Insta Home Top-Up Loan: 2000+GST 

YONO Insta Home Top-Up Loan (Digital Product): 2000+GST 

20 Lakh SBI Home Loan EMI – Documents Required

The following documents are required for a 20 lakh SBI home loan. 

  • Loan application form 
  • Proof of Identity along with proof of residence 
  • Papers of your property 
  • Construction permission (where applicable)
  • Approved copy of the plan (Xerox Blueprint)
  • Bank Account Statements of the last 6 months for all Bank Accounts that are held by the applicant/s
  • If there is any previous loan from other Banks/Lenders, then the Loan A/C statement for the last year will be required 
  • Income proof of the salaried applicant/ co-applicant/ or guarantor
  • Business address proof
  • Last 3 years of IT returns 
  • Last 3 years balance sheet and profit and loss A/C 
  • Business licence details (or equivalent)
  • TDS Certificate (Form 16A, if applicable)
  • Certificate of qualification (for C.A./ Doctor and other professionals)

20 Lakh EMI SBI Home Loan – Eligibility Criteria

Here are the eligibility criteria for a 20 lakh SBI home loan. 

  • The applicant must be Indian residents 
  • He or she should be at least 18 years of age and a maximum of 70 years of age 
  • The applicant must be salaried or a self-employed individual