476. How to get a car loan in India - Documents required to get car loan . . .
Questions: Hi,
I am an UK National and holds OCI, working in India since a 8 months now.
What I wanted to know is whether am I eligible and can I apply for CAR LOANS to buy a car here? and if yes! then what's the
procedure and document list?
And secondly, which all bank can avail me car loan? I am particularly interested in getting loan through SBI, as they have the best
rate of interest, as of today.
A quick response would really be very helpful.
Regards,
Sandeep
Answer: Car loans are the easiest to get in India. As an OCI status holder working in India, you probably have a bank account in
India. The most appropriate method of applying for a car loan would be to contact the bank where you normally do your banking in
India.
While it is easier and convenient to apply for a car loan where a person normally banks, the choice to apply to any lending
institution is always there.
General information on getting a car loan in India
Normally Indian banks will allow a car loan of up to 85% of the car value or 48 times of net monthly Income of the borrower.
Usually there is no such thing as a pre-payment penalty and car loans can be paid off at any time.
LTV 85% of 'On Road Price' of car (includes registration, insurance and cost of accessories worth Rs 25000), 90% in case of
Corporate Salary Package accounts
Who can get a car loan in India:
Individual who wish to apply for a car loan at banks in India should be:
1.
between the age of 21-65 years of age.
2.
Have full time employment with a reputed company
3.
Businessmen should have tax records to show some sort of proof of their income
4.
The Net annual income of persons apply for a car loan in India should be at least Rs. 2,50,000/- or above
Documents Required to get car loan in India
While each lending institution would have their own list of documents required to get a car loan, some of the documents required
are listed below:
•
Statement of Bank account of the borrower for last 6 months.
•
Passport size photographs of borrower
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A copy of passport /voters ID card/PAN card.
•
Proof of residence.
•
Latest salary-slip showing all deductions
•
Income tax returns for usually the past two years.
NRI Car Loans in India
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) may be required by banks in India to have a
relative resident in India to act as a guarantor for the car loan. Generally a
blood relative is what the banks want.
Processing Fee for car loans in India
While in western countries there are no fees for processing loans, in India usually there is a car loan processing fee. Processing
fees are charged based on the loan amount and normally are capped at approximately Rs. 5000 or so.
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