Mozambique

Home Loan Calculator Mozambique

Simulate mortgage installments, debt-to-income burden (taxa de esforço), and property acquisition expenses (2% municipal transfer Sisa & registry) in Mozambique.

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Home Loan Calculator Mozambique

Working · manual assumptions
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Regulamentos e Normas Oficiais de Moçambique (2025/2026)

Calculado em conformidade com o Código do IRPS/IRPC, Lei do IVA (16%), Segurança Social INSS (Decreto 51/2017) e Lei do Trabalho nº 23/2007.

Os bancos em Moçambique habitualmente exigem uma entrada de pelo menos 10% a 20%.
Utilizado para calcular a taxa de esforço recomendada (<40% a 50%).
Methodology

Methodology

Amortization over 5 to 30 years under Bank of Mozambique credit guidelines, factoring in Sisa municipal transfer tax (2%), notary fees, and loan stamp duty.

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    User-provided inputs

    This calculator uses only the values you enter. It does not automatically apply tax law, statutory deductions, lender fees, or live exchange rates.

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    Formula basis

    The formula is shown openly and no country rate is inserted automatically.

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    Your estimate

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User-provided inputs

This calculator uses only the values you enter. It does not automatically apply tax law, statutory deductions, lender fees, or live exchange rates.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended debt-to-income ratio (taxa de esforço) for a mortgage in Mozambique?

Mozambican banks recommend that total monthly loan installments not exceed 40% to 50% of your verifiable net household income.

What legal taxes are incurred when buying property in Mozambique?

Acquisition expenses include Municipal Property Transfer Tax (Sisa at 2%), Notary and Land Registry fees (~1.5%), and 0.4% stamp duty on the mortgage loan.