Mortgage Credit Process

• Copy of your ID/ Passport
• Fiscal Number
• Letter of Employment
• P60 From Last year or the Present year (or both)
• Last 3 Months Payslips
• Last 3 Months Bank Statements
• A List of Assets and Liabilities
• Credit Report Credit
• Extra Documents (if applicable)
• Proff of Dividends Payment(s)/Profit Shares
• Proof of Rental Income(s) on Any Property/Investments

• Real Estate Appraisal - between 300 € to 400 € with VAT included;
• Dossier commission - between 250 € and 350 €;
• Preparation of Minutes of Deed - around 100 €;
• Mortgage Credit Life Insurance (depends on the amount covered and the age of the borrower);
• Multi-risk Housing Insurance (depends on the amount of coverage);
• Bank Account Management Fee (depends on the bank);
• Cross Selling (complementary products, eg credit card).

• TAN (Annual Nominal Rate) - rate that reflects the interest on loans;
   
• APR (Annual Effective Charge Rate) - reflects:

- Interest;

- Commissions;

- Expenses, namely with taxes and fees related to the registration of the mortgage, in the case of a credit with a mortgage guarantee;

- Insurance required to obtain credit;

- The current account maintenance fee, the opening of which is mandatory for the management of the loan;

- The renumbering of the credit intermediary, if this renumbering is paid by the consumer, which happens when he uses an unrelated credit intermediary;

- Other charges associated with the credit agreement.

According to the Banco de Portugal macroprudential measure approved on January 30, 2018, the maximum maturity of the loans must be complied with, the maximum:

40 years on new mortgage and mortgage-backed or equivalent credit agreements and,

gradual convergence to an average maturity of 30 years by the end of 2022.

1. Variable rate indexed to Euribor
   1.1 Pure;
   1.2 With mixed services;
   1.3 With fixed installments;
    
2. Fixed Rate
    
3. Mixed Rat

The Euro Interbank Offered Rate, which appeared on 01/01/1999, is the rate offered by the major banks in the euro for accepting deposits at different terms from other banks in the same class. Reflects the cost of funds for eurozone top banks.

As its name implies, it fluctuates according to fluctuations in reference interest rates in the market, being indexed to EURIBOR.

The same is agreed between the borrower and the bank - it will remain unchanged throughout the term of the loan (or the agreed term). Whatever happens, the borrower will always pay the monthly fee that was established in the contract.

Credit with a fixed rate in a given period (usually at the beginning of the term) and with a variable rate in the remaining period.

Mode in which the installments start very low and grow during the first years, remaining from that date constant (if the market rates do not change) until the end of the loan.

Installment does not change over the period of the loan. To cope with fluctuations in EURIBOR, the term of the loan may change.

. Variable Rate: 0.5% of the amortized amount;

. Fixed rate: 2% of the amortized amount.

The property that is being acquired and / or “support” property. The mortgage gives the bank priority over other creditors in the receipt of money that may result from the sale of real estate, should the consumer enter a default situation.

The guarantor is the person who gives personal guarantees (through his assets) for the payment of debts of a debtor, in the form of a guarantee. Thus, if the borrower fails to pay the credit installments, the spun is called upon to repay the loan. A guarantor is bound to the loan until the credit is paid: he cannot give up being a guarantor in the middle of the contract.

Similar to bail, it is a personal guarantee. In the certified promissory note, the guarantor undertakes to pay the amount defined in the promissory note, in case the debtor enters a situation of default. The guarantor cannot invoke the benefit of the previous excussion, that is, the assets and all the assets of the guarantor can be called upon to pay the debt, even before the assets of the original debtor have been foreclosed.

In this case, if the debtor defaults, the credit institution has the right to make itself paid, with priority over other creditors, for the value of the sale of these assets. In this case, goods such as automobiles, or even investment securities, such as shares or bonds, are included.

There are two main types, namely:

Total and permanent disability - it is the most recommended, as it covers what the National Disability Table defines with a situation of disability resulting from a disease or an accident, the consequences of which resulted in a degree of disability greater than 60% or 66% (depending on the insurer).

Absolute and permanent disability - only cases of disability resulting from illness and / or accidents benefit from this protection, which prevents policyholders from maintaining any renumbered profession. They cover situations in which policyholders receive permanent assistance from another person to perform basic routines.

Multi-risk insurance includes protection for various risks, the selection of which is already predetermined, although it is possible to add other coverages.