EIBOR 3M 4.30% CBUAE Base 3.65% Best Islamic 3.75% Best Conventional 3.89% EIBOR 3M 4.30% CBUAE Base 3.65% Best Islamic 3.75% Best Conventional 3.89%

Standard Chartered mortgage calculator

Standard Chartered's cheapest rate, the 4.67% Mortgage One variable, is preloaded below, so you can see the payment before you compare it with anything else. Move the sliders to your property value, deposit and term.

AED 1,500,000
AED 300KAED 100M
20%
5%80%
4.67%
1.00%10.00%
25 years
5 years25 years
Figures are indicative. Use the eligibility checker to see what this looks like for your circumstances.

Your estimated payment

AED 6,786
per month
Finance amount
AED 1,200,000
Down payment
AED 300,000
Total interest
AED 835,892
Total repaid
AED 2,035,892
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Standard Chartered mortgage rates at a glance

Indicative figures. Confirm the live rate on our current UAE mortgage rates page before you apply.

Mortgage One variable, Priority Private3-month EIBOR + 0.30%, 4.67% as read on 22 September 2026
Fixed-rate productsall withdrawn, 18 September 2026
Saadiq One, Islamicvariable only, priced off EIBOR
Rate basis3-month EIBOR (4.30%) plus the contracted margin, from the first repayment
Arrangement fee1.3125% of the loan on Mortgage One
Max loan to value, first home under AED 5M80% expats, 85% nationals
Max term25 years

About a Standard Chartered UAE mortgage

Standard Chartered has operated in the UAE since 1958, and since 18 September 2026 it writes no fixed-rate mortgage at all. All 96 of its products are variable. The cheapest is Mortgage One at 3-month EIBOR plus 0.30%, 4.67% as read on 22 September 2026, quoted for Priority Private clients and carrying a 1.3125% arrangement fee. The three fixed rates this page used to quote no longer exist. That changes what this bank is for: a variable rate moves from the first repayment, so the case for it is a view on EIBOR rather than a cheap headline, and the cheapest conventional fixed rate in the market is 3.89% at Emirates NBD. Three features still set Standard Chartered apart. No salary transfer is required, unlike ADCB and Emirates NBD. Mortgage One carries an offset facility, so savings parked against the loan reduce the interest charged. And the bank has a track record with non-standard income profiles and non-resident buyers. Banks set their own minimum salary and do not publish it consistently, so ask for the current threshold in writing. CBUAE rules apply as everywhere: 50% debt burden ratio, 80% loan to value on an expat first home under AED 5 million. The calculator preloads the 4.67% Mortgage One rate; move the slider to whatever margin your own offer carries. The full product breakdown, including the reversion maths, is in the Standard Chartered mortgage guide, and you can see how it compares with other lenders on the live rates page.

Standard Chartered mortgage FAQ

What is Standard Chartered's mortgage rate in 2026?

Standard Chartered no longer writes a fixed-rate mortgage. Every one of its 96 products is variable as of 18 September 2026, and the cheapest is Mortgage One at 3-month EIBOR plus 0.30%, 4.67% as read on 22 September 2026, when 3-month EIBOR was 4.37%, for Priority Private clients, with a 1.3125% arrangement fee. The fixed rates it used to publish on the standard loan, MortgageOne and Saadiq One have all been withdrawn. The cheapest conventional fixed rate in the market is 3.89% from Emirates NBD.

Does Standard Chartered require a salary transfer?

No. Neither MortgageOne nor Saadiq requires you to move your salary to the bank, which is Standard Chartered's most distinctive feature against ADCB and Emirates NBD. Banks set their own salary floor and do not publish it consistently, so ask for the current threshold in writing.

What does a Standard Chartered mortgage cost per month?

An AED 1,200,000 loan over 25 years at 4.67%, the Mortgage One variable rate, costs about AED 6,786 a month on a reducing balance, roughly AED 459 a month more than the same loan at FAB's fixed 3.99%. Because the rate is variable it moves with 3-month EIBOR from the first repayment, so the payment is a snapshot rather than a commitment.

The market floor is one number. Your best deal is another.

Compare Standard Chartered against products from major UAE lenders on reversion margin, fees and eligibility, not just the headline.

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