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Loan calculator UAE: personal loan, car loan and mortgage

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Loan calculator UAE: what the Central Bank allows

A personal loan in the UAE may be at most 20 times your monthly salary over 48 months, a car loan at most 80% of the price over 60 months, and all your instalments together at most 50% of your gross salary — the Central Bank's limits. The calculator below works out the instalment on the reducing balance: pick personal loan, car loan or mortgage.

Official rule: All your instalments together may not exceed 50% of your gross salary and regular income. (source, checked 2026-10-19)

Loan
Example rate — enter the reducing rate in your offer (a flat rate is about half of it).
Monthly instalment (EMI)AED 2,348.50
Total interest (or profit)AED 12,728.14

You repay AED 112,728.14 in all.

Fees, the regulator's limits and the month-by-month schedule: personal loan calculator UAE.

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Loan, car and mortgage maths for the UAE — calculated in your browser, with the Central Bank rules shown and dated. No sign-up, no phone calls, no "an advisor will contact you".

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