Enter your income & commitments
Add your salary, any existing loans or credit, and optionally your partner’s details.
Estimate how much you can borrow and your monthly repayments using formulas based on Maltese banks’ own affordability rules, then speak to your bank for a formal quotation.
This tool applies affordability formulas that are based on the same rules Maltese banks use in their own calculators and published criteria. It gives you a realistic starting point, but it does not replace a full assessment or quotation from the bank itself.
Add your salary, any existing loans or credit, and optionally your partner’s details.
The calculator estimates your maximum loan, deposit and monthly repayment using formulas that mirror common affordability rules used by lenders in Malta.
Use the indicative results as a benchmark when you speak to different banks or your advisor.
The maximum you can borrow depends on your income, age, existing commitments and the bank’s internal lending policies. This calculator uses common affordability rules from Maltese banks to give you an indicative maximum loan amount based on the details you enter.
Many first-time buyers are typically expected to contribute a deposit of around 10% of the property value, but this can vary by bank and property type. The calculator estimates the deposit based on typical loan-to-value ratios used in Malta.
No. Even though the calculator is built around the same type of affordability formulas that Maltese banks use in their own tools, the results are still indicative only. Each bank can update its rules, make exceptions, or interpret your profile differently, so you must always request a formal quotation and approval directly from the bank before making any decisions.
Yes. You can optionally enter your partner’s age, income and other commitments so that the calculator can estimate affordability similar to a joint application with a Maltese bank.
Absolutely. The calculator focuses on income, commitments and general lending rules, so you can use it for properties located in both Malta and Gozo. Individual banks may still adjust their offers based on property type and location.