Transferring an existing Home Loan involves the verification of your personal, financial, property, and existing loan details. Keeping the documents required for a Home Loan Balance Transfer handy can make the verification process more convenient and help you proceed with your transfer application.
The documents required may differ depending on whether you are salaried or self-employed. You may also need to provide certain documents related to your existing Home Loan and the property against which the loan has been availed of.
Why Documentation is Required for Home Loan Balance Transfer
Documentation helps us verify the information provided as part of your Home Loan Balance Transfer application. It helps establish your identity and address, assess your income and financial profile, review your existing repayment record, and verify the property associated with the Home Loan.
As a Home Loan Balance Transfer involves moving an ongoing loan, documents related to the existing loan may also be required during different stages of the transfer process.
List of Documents Required for Home Loan Balance Transfer
Salaried and self-employed applicants need to submit the following documents*** while transferring their Home Loan to us:
| Type of Document | Salaried Applicant | Self-Employed Applicant |
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| Mandatory Documents |
(Note: PAN Card is mandatory for financial applicants/co applicants) |
(Note: PAN Card is mandatory for financial applicants/co applicants) |
| Proof of Identity |
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| Proof of Current Residence |
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| Date of Birth |
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| Proof of Income |
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| Property-related Documents | Fresh Property Purchase:
| Fresh Property Purchase:
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| Balance Transfer Documents |
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| Additional Documents |
| Additional documents will be required for the entities below:
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***This list is indicative.
Documents Required for Salaried NRI Applicants
Salaried Non-Resident Indian (NRI), Person of Indian Origin (PIO), Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), or an individual serving in the Merchant Navy who wishes to apply for a Home Loan with Bajaj Housing Finance need to keep the following documents*** ready:
| Document Type | Documents Required |
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| Mandatory Document |
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| Proof of Identity and NRI status |
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| Proof of Identity and NRI status |
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| Proof of Address (any one of the below officially valid documents): | Indian Permanent Address Proof:
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| Income Proof |
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| Overseas Bureau/Credit Report |
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| Photographs |
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***The document list is indicative. Additional documents may be requested during loan processing.
Home Loan Balance Transfer Eligibility Criteria
To transfer your existing Home Loan to Bajaj Housing Finance, you need to meet the applicable eligibility requirements. Some of the key criteria are listed below:
For Salaried Applicants
- You should be an Indian citizen (including NRIs)
- Your age should be between 23 and 62 years**
- You should have at least 3 years of work experience with a public sector company, private sector company, or MNC
For Self-Employed Applicants
- You should be a resident Indian citizen
- Your age should be between 23 and 70 years**
- You should have a steady source of income from a business with a minimum vintage of 3 years
**The upper age limit refers to your age at the time of loan maturity and may vary depending on the property profile.
Please note that these eligibility criteria are indicative. Additional requirements may apply based on the applicant and loan profile.
How to Apply for Home Loan Balance Transfer
You can apply for a Home Loan Balance Transfer online by following these steps:
- Visit the online Home Loan application form.
- Enter your basic details, including your name and mobile number, and select your employment type.
- Choose the required loan option: Home Loan Balance Transfer or Home Loan Balance Transfer + Top-up Loan.
- Enter your net monthly income, including your salary and income from other applicable sources.
- Provide your residential PIN code and the loan amount you require.
- Click ‘Generate OTP’, enter the OTP received, and select ‘Proceed’.
- Fill in the required financial details based on your employment type.
- Review the information entered and click ‘Submit’ to complete the application.
Once your application is received, a Bajaj Housing Finance representative will connect with you within 24 hours* to assist you with the next steps.
*Terms and conditions apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
For a Home Loan Balance Transfer, you may need to submit KYC documents, income proof, property-related documents, documents related to your existing Home Loan, and other supporting documents. For a complete list, click here.
To apply for a Home Loan Balance Transfer with Bajaj Housing Finance, you need to meet the following criteria:
For Salaried Individuals:
- You should be an Indian citizen, including an NRI
- Your age should fall between 23 and 62 years**
- You should have at least 3 years of work experience with a public sector organisation, private sector company, or MNC
For Self-Employed Individuals:
- You should be a resident Indian citizen
- Your age should be between 23 and 70 years**
- You should have a regular source of business income and a minimum business vintage of 3 years
**The upper age limit refers to your age at the time of loan maturity and may vary depending on the property profile.
Yes, while KYC and property-related documents are largely similar, the income documents differ. Salaried applicants may need to submit salary slips, bank statements showing salary credits, and other employment-related documents. Self-employed applicants may need to provide consent to fetch financial information from the Income Tax and GST portals, along with bank statements of their primary business and savings accounts.
Yes, since a Home Loan Balance Transfer involves transferring an ongoing loan, documents related to your existing Home Loan may be required. These include the statement of account or repayment track record of the balance transfer loan and the sanction letter issued by the existing Home Loan lender.
For a Home Loan Balance Transfer, applicants from Maharashtra may need to submit documents such as Index II, Sale Deed, Agreement to Sell (ATS), or Allotment Letter. Applicants outside Maharashtra may need to provide the Sale Deed, ATS, or Allotment Letter. A TPA may also be required for under-construction properties outside Maharashtra. Additional property documents may be requested depending on the property profile.






