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Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Guide Philippines

Pag-IBIG housing loans offer interest rates from 5.375% to 10.375% per year depending on loan amount and term. Maximum loanable amount is PHP 6 million (or PHP 10 million under the Affordable Housing Program). You need at least 24 monthly Pag-IBIG contributions to qualify.

Updated March 14, 2026
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Pag-IBIG Housing Loan at a Glance

Interest Rates: 5.375% – 10.375% per year (varies by loan amount)

Max Loan Amount: PHP 6,000,000 (regular) / PHP 10,000,000 (affordable housing)

Max Loan Term: 30 years

Min Contributions: 24 monthly Pag-IBIG contributions

Max Age: Not over 65 years old at time of application

Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Interest Rates

Loan AmountRepricing PeriodInterest Rate
PHP 450,000 and belowEnd of loan term (fixed)5.375%
PHP 450,001 – PHP 750,000End of loan term (fixed)6.375%
PHP 750,001 – PHP 1,500,000End of loan term (fixed)6.625%
PHP 1,500,001 – PHP 2,500,0003 years7.375%
PHP 2,500,001 – PHP 6,000,0003 years8.375%

Rates are subject to change. Loans above PHP 1.5M are subject to repricing after 3 years based on prevailing rates.

Maximum Loanable Amount by Contribution Years

Years of ContributionMax Loan Amount
2–4 yearsPHP 500,000
5–9 yearsPHP 1,000,000
10–14 yearsPHP 2,000,000
15–19 yearsPHP 4,000,000
20 years and abovePHP 6,000,000

Actual loan amount also depends on paying capacity, property appraisal value, and age at maturity.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Active Pag-IBIG member with at least 24 monthly contributions
  • Not more than 65 years old at the time of loan application
  • Must not have an existing Pag-IBIG housing loan or must have fully paid a previous one
  • Has legal capacity to acquire and encumber real property
  • Must not have had a Pag-IBIG housing loan that was foreclosed, canceled, or bought back

Document Requirements

  • Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Application Form (HQP-HLF-068)
  • Valid government-issued IDs (2 copies)
  • Proof of income (COE with compensation, ITR, or business permit)
  • Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) or Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT)
  • Tax Declaration and Tax Clearance
  • Lot plan and vicinity map
  • Contract to Sell or Deed of Absolute Sale

How to Apply

1

Register or Update Your Membership

Ensure your Pag-IBIG membership is active and you have at least 24 monthly contributions. You can check your status through the Pag-IBIG Virtual Office.

2

Prepare Your Documents

Gather all required documents including valid IDs, proof of income, property documents, and the housing loan application form.

3

Submit Your Application

File your application online through the Pag-IBIG Virtual Office or submit in person at any Pag-IBIG branch. Pay the processing fee.

4

Wait for Appraisal & Credit Check

Pag-IBIG will conduct a property appraisal and credit investigation. This typically takes 20-30 business days.

5

Sign Loan Documents

Once approved, sign the loan and mortgage documents. The loan proceeds will be released to the seller or developer.

Worked Example

Scenario: You want to buy a PHP 2,000,000 house using a Pag-IBIG housing loan.

  1. Property price: PHP 2,000,000
  2. Down payment (20%): PHP 400,000
  3. Loan amount: PHP 2,000,000 – PHP 400,000 = PHP 1,600,000
  4. Interest rate (for loans up to PHP 1.75M): 5.375% per year
  5. Loan term: 30 years (360 months)
  6. Estimated monthly amortization: approximately PHP 8,963

This estimate uses a fixed 5.375% rate. For loans above PHP 1.5M, the rate is subject to repricing after 3 years based on prevailing Pag-IBIG rates. Use the home loan calculator for a detailed amortization schedule.

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This page is not affiliated with any Philippine government agency. Information is based on publicly available official sources and may change. Always verify details with the relevant government office.