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Refinance Calculator UAE

Check Your Savings & New Monthly Payments Instantly.

See how much you could save by refinancing your existing UAE mortgage with better rates or improved terms.

Trusted by UAE Property Owners & Mortgage Advisors
— Refinance —

Refinance Calculator.

Calculate exactly how much you would save by moving your existing mortgage to a more competitive rate, net of all switching costs.

Refinance Calculator

Current Loan Amount

AED

AED 50,000

AED 20,000,000

Current Interest Rate

%

1%

12%

Remaining Loan Term

yr

1 yr

25 yrs

Original Loan Term

yr

20 yrs

30 yrs

New Interest Rate

%

1%

12%

New Loan Term

yr

1 yr

30 yrs

Refinance Fees

AED

AED 0

AED 200,000

Estimate Summary

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Refinancing your mortgage could save you…

AED 740/month

Current payment

3,163 AED

New payment

2,423 AED

Yearly savings

8,878 AED

Break even

14 Months

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Last Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Phone

Lifetime Savings

AED 221,956

over 25 years

Payback Period

14 Months

Time to recover fees

Remaining Term

20 Years

Original loan 25 years

Insights & Strategy

Visualise your refinance.

Track exactly when refinancing pays for itself, and see how each tenth of a percent in the new rate flows back into your monthly cash.

Savings Trajectory

Cumulative savings over time

Gross savings build month by month; net savings (after deducting AED 5,000 in fees) cross the zero line at your break-even point. You break even around year 2.

  • Gross Savings
  • Net Savings
Y1Y2Y3Y4Y5Y6Y7Y8Y9Y11Y13Y15Y17Y19Y21Y23Y25-75K075K150K225KBreak-even

Rate Sensitivity

Monthly saving by new rate

2.70%2.95%3.20%3.45%3.70%02505007501.0K

Solid gold bar marks your selected new rate. Lighter bars show what 0.25 / 0.5 % differences would yield, useful when negotiating with lenders.

Important

  • We include the UAE Central Bank early-settlement fee — the lower of 1% of outstanding balance or AED 10,000 — in the total switching cost.
  • A lower monthly payment from a longer tenure can still mean higher lifetime interest. The 'worth refinancing' verdict compares total interest after every cost, not just monthly EMI.
  • Your actual bank may charge additional valuation, processing, and arrangement fees. Add those to the refinancing-cost input for the most realistic answer.
  • Final approval depends on bank underwriting and credit history. Speak with one of our licensed mortgage advisors before committing.

— Built For UAE Owners —

Why use our UAE refinance calculator?

Six reasons our tool gives you a clearer view of refinancing savings than any bank quote.

Instant Savings Estimate

See how much you can save monthly, in seconds, not weeks.

Compare Old vs New Mortgage

Side-by-side breakdown of your current and proposed mortgage.

UAE Bank Rate Comparison

Benchmark your current rate against the latest UAE bank offerings.

Break-Even Analysis

See exactly when refinancing pays for itself, and starts saving.

Early Repayment Insights

Understand exit charges and settlement impact before you switch.

Smarter Financial Planning

Reduce long-term interest cost, plan with full clarity.

— How It Works —

A guided five-step path to your refinance savings.

Each step builds on the last, by step five, you've got a complete refinance scenario.

Step 01

Enter Current Loan Details

Step 02

Add Current Rate & Tenure

Step 03

Enter New Proposed Rate

Step 04

Select New Loan Term

Step 05

Get Instant Savings Comparison

— Your Results —

What you will see in the output.

A clear breakdown of the numbers that matter, instantly understandable, no jargon.

Your current monthly mortgage payment

New estimated monthly payment after refinancing

Monthly savings amount, in dirhams

Total savings over the lifetime of the loan

Break-even point, when refinancing costs pay off

Interest reduction impact across the term

— What Drives Your Savings —

Key factors affecting your refinance savings.

Six variables that determine whether refinancing actually saves you money, try different inputs in the calculator.

Current vs New Interest Rate

The bigger the rate drop, the bigger your refinancing savings.

Remaining Loan Balance

A higher outstanding balance amplifies the savings from any rate cut.

Remaining Loan Tenure

Longer remaining tenure means more years of compounded savings.

Bank Exit & Early Settlement Fees

These reduce net savings, UAE rules cap them at AED 10,000 in most cases.

New Loan Processing Charges

Bank arrangement, valuation, and registration fees on the new loan.

Loan Restructuring Terms

Changing tenure, switching to fixed/variable, each shifts your savings.

— Simplified —

How mortgage refinancing works in the UAE.

An editorial map of the five things UAE refinancing actually involves, no banking jargon, no fluff.

01

Switch

Switch banks for a better rate.

Your existing mortgage isn't permanent. UAE law lets you move it to a new lender offering more competitive terms, the headline win behind every refinance.

02

Fees

Early settlement fees apply.

Your current bank charges a settlement fee, usually capped under UAE Central Bank guidelines.

03

Re-check

Eligibility is re-assessed.

A fresh affordability check runs against your current income, liabilities, and credit profile.

04

Valuation

Property is revalued.

The new lender commissions a fresh valuation before approving the switch.

05

Savings

Rate gap × remaining tenure.

A bigger rate drop and more years left on the loan drive your real lifetime savings.

Important Disclaimer

This is an estimate, not financial advice.

Actual refinancing savings and approval depend on bank policies, early settlement charges, eligibility assessment, and final mortgage terms.

Talk to an NHFB advisor

— FAQs —

Frequently asked questions about UAE refinancing.

Quick answers to the questions UAE homeowners ask most often before they switch.

What is mortgage refinancing in the UAE?

Mortgage refinancing means replacing your current home loan with a new mortgage, usually to get a lower interest rate or better repayment terms.

Refinancing reduces your interest rate or changes your loan structure, which can lower monthly payments and total interest paid over the loan term.

It depends on the interest rate difference, remaining loan balance, and exit fees. If savings outweigh costs, refinancing can be beneficial.

Yes, you may pay early settlement fees to your current bank, plus processing and valuation fees for the new mortgage.

Yes, UAE homeowners can switch banks to access better mortgage rates or improved terms, subject to eligibility approval by the new lender.

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