A 3 per cent mortgage and larger homes: what’s changing in ‘eOselya’ for veterans
This was announced by the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Yulia Svyrydenko.
Under the new rules, the state will cover the difference up to 3 per cent per annum for the first 10 years of the loan, and up to 6 per cent from the 11th year onwards.
The changes will come into force in a month’s time.
In addition, the government has updated the size limits for housing that can be purchased under the ‘eOselya’ programme.
The following limits have been set for flats:
- 52.5 sq m – for a single person;
- 73.5 sq m – for a family of two or three people;
- an additional 21 sq m for each subsequent family member, starting from the fourth;
- maximum area – 115.5 sq m.
For private houses, the standards are as follows:
- 62.5 sq m – for one person;
- 83.5 square metres – for a family of two or three people;
- an additional 21 square metres for each subsequent family member;
- maximum area – 125.5 sq m.
“We will continue to improve the terms of the schemes for our defenders, veterans and their families,” said Svyrydenko.
As a reminder, it was previously reported that Ukrainian Railways and Oschadbank had launched a preferential mortgage scheme for railway workers with IDP status.
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