Key points
- The government has expanded the eOselya affordable mortgage program.
- Mobilized military personnel will be eligible for loans at 3% per annum.
- New maximum parameters have been set for housing that can be purchased under the program.
- More than 21,000 Ukrainian families have already taken advantage of the program.
The government has approved changes to the eOselya program that allow mobilized military personnel to obtain mortgage loans at 3% per annum. This gives them the same conditions as contract soldiers, as well as doctors, teachers, scientists, and other categories that already had access to preferential rates.
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Previously, mobilized personnel could only apply for the program under general conditions and take out a loan at 7%. Now, the state is expanding opportunities for all those serving in the military to support them in purchasing their own homes.
In addition, the government has set fixed limits on the size of real estate that can be purchased under the program. The maximum size for an apartment will be 115.5 m², and for a house — 125.5 m². The limits will not depend on the number of family members.
The eOselya program continues to be one of the key tools for supporting Ukrainian families. Since its launch in the fall of 2022, 21,864 families have taken advantage of it, and the total amount of loans issued has reached UAH 37.4 billion. Among the new homeowners are 6,438 contract soldiers and veterans.
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