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Home Loan & Mortgage Calculator

Work out the monthly payment on a home loan or mortgage — in any of 34 countries, using real central-bank and commercial-bank rates. Enter three numbers and see your payment and total interest instantly.

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Your monthly payment$2,212
Principal$350,000
Total interest$446,406
Total$796,406
Calculated live on this page · reference rates June 2026. Open the full tool →

Choose your country for local rates

Rates, currency and rules differ everywhere. Open the home loan / mortgage calculator tuned to your country:

How your monthly payment is calculated

Every bank in the world uses the same reducing-balance formula: P × r × (1+r)n ÷ ((1+r)n − 1), where P is the loan amount, r is the monthly interest rate (annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100), and n is the number of months. Whether it is called an EMI in South Asia, a mortgage payment in the US and UK, or a home-finance installment in the Gulf, the math is identical — only the rate and currency change.

Why the rate differs by country

Your rate is anchored to your country's central-bank policy rate plus a commercial-bank margin. That is why a home loan can be ~2% in Japan, ~6–8% in the US and India, and 40%+ in high-inflation economies like Türkiye. Pick your country below to load realistic default rates for local banks, then override with your own bank's quote.

The number most people underestimate

On a typical 20–30 year loan you often repay roughly twice what you borrowed once interest is added. Even a 0.5% lower rate, a larger down payment, or a shorter tenure can save a large sum over the life of the loan — always compare at least three lenders before signing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a home loan payment the same as an EMI?
Yes. “EMI” (Equated Monthly Installment) is the term used in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka; “monthly payment” or “mortgage payment” is the equivalent in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. The calculation is identical.
Does this work for my country?
Yes — pick your country from the list below for localized default rates and bank names across 34 countries. If your country is not listed, the calculator still works: just enter your own rate.
Should I choose a shorter tenure?
A shorter tenure means a higher monthly payment but far less total interest. If you can afford the higher payment, it usually saves a large amount. A longer tenure with occasional extra principal payments is a flexible middle path.

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