DIASPORA MORTGAGES

Frequently Asked Questions

Mortgage repayments will be sent through money transfer agent World Remit.

It will take 21 days to approve a mortgage from the receipt of a fully compliant application form

  • You need to pay a non-refundable application fee US$100.00 or equivalent
  • Submit a completed mortgage application form and the relevant documentation
  • The good news is your property is insured against damages through a Home Owners Comprehensive Insurance Scheme

    Yes, loan application requires the following contributions from you as a borrower

  • A minimum 25% cash deposit as commitment / contribution
  • An estimated 10% to 13% of purchase price, Legal fees.
  • You can access a minimum loan amount of USD10,000 and maximum of USD200,000

    If you are a permanent resident, you can qualify for a maximum tenure of 25 years. Your maximum qualification period is determined by your tenure of work.

  • STEP 1-The applicant must register to access fill all the forms
  • STEP 2-Applicant must complete the full set of forms and return the original forms by courier accompanied by a Notarized copy of valid passport; Stamped bank reference on the bank letterhead; Proof of residence in the country of residence; Credit reference report; One recent passport size photograph (3 months); Proof of income (Pay slip or bank statement); Completed Account Opening Form; Completed Mandate Card form; General Power of Attorney plus KYC documentation for the appointee; Completed Internet Banking Form (Where applicable)
  • STEP 3-Application forms are couriered to NBS (an account will be opened within hours after receipt of the required documents)
  • STEP 4 - Once the account is opened, a welcome letter is sent to the customer advising of their account number by email.
  • STEP 5 - Customer makes the initial deposit within 15 days of account opening. Initial Deposit can be done through telegraphic transfer or send somebody who is in Zimbabwe to make the payment.
  • The applicant must have an active bank account from which instalments will be deducted.

    Any Zimbabwean citizen who is legally resident and gainfully employed outside of Zimbabwe.

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