“Spiti mou II” co-financed mortgage loan
For your first home
Discover the features
What’s the interest rate
0% on 50% of the loan
You pay no interest for 50% of the loan amount, i.e. for the amount provided by the RRF.
Floating interest rate with 1.50% spread for the remaining 50% of the loan
For the remaining 50% of the loan you are charged with a floating rate based on the Euribor 3M + 1.50% spread.
0% for 75% of the loan with conditions
Secure an interest rate subsidy for the remaining 50% of the loan if you have:
- 3 or more children.
- 2 children and are buying a property in Orestiada, Soufli and Didymoteicho.
Exempt from the Law 128/1975 levy
You don’t pay the Law 128/1975 levy, currently 0.12%.
APRC example
For a €100,000 loan with 1.25% Euribor 3M floating interest rate (2.50% * 50%), 0.75% spread (1.50% * 50%), 20-year term (240 monthly instalments), €0 lump-sum loan processing fee, €420 lump-sum engineering inspection and due diligence fee, €16.90 monthly home insurance premium, the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC) is 2.42% (the loan is exempt from the Law 128/1975 levy, currently at 0.12%), the monthly instalment is €505.88 and the total repayment amount is €121,832.
Have a look at the deposit and loan interest rates.
What are the loan amount and term
Up to €190,000
Receive up to €190,000, depending on your finances.
Up to 90% financing
Get a loan to cover as much as 90% of the property commercial value, as stated in the agreement. You need to cover the remainder.
Up to 30 years
Repay the loan in up to 30 years, depending on your finances.
With mortgage lien
Offer collateral in the form of a mortgage lien on property, amounting to 120% of the loan amount.
What are the loan fees
Third-party fees
To conclude the loan process, you pay:
- €420 for the associates who will carry out the property engineering inspection and due diligence.
- €519.60 for the lawyer who will issue the mortgage registration act and the lawyer who will represent Alpha Bank.
- 0.775% or 0.875% of the mortgage lien amount, to register it at the Land Registry or the National Cadastre, respectively.
Mandatory property insurance
If you take out a mortgage, you must insure your home against fire, earthquake and flood, and bring the insurance policy to a branch.
Secure 10% off your premium if you choose the Alpha Home Insurance plan we offer in cooperation with Generali.
Optional borrower insurance
Consider getting an Alpha Borrowers insurance plan. This way, if something unexpected comes up, your outstanding loan balance and accrued interest will be paid on time.
How you repay it
With interest-bearing monthly instalments
Once we’ve signed your mortgage loan agreement, we open an account. The interest-bearing monthly instalments of your loan, i.e. the instalments gradually repaying both interest and principal, are paid automatically by standing order through this account.
Early loan repayment
You may repay your loan at any time without any charges.
Find out how you can repay your loan earlier in full or in part.
What are the conditions
For your age
You must have turned at least 25 and at most 50 years old by 31 December of the year you apply.
In the case of a couple, it is enough for 1 of the partners to have turned 25 or 50 years old.
For the property you’ll be buying
The property you’ll be buying must:
- Be used as a first home.
- Have been constructed prior to 31.12.2007.
- Have a commercial value up to €250,000, as stated in the purchase agreement.
- Not be unfinished.
- Be up to 150 sq.m.
- Have an electronic building ID.
You cannot rent out the property for the first 7 years.
If you are a person with at least 67% disability or you have dependent children with at least 67% disability, the property may be located within a building or be a building constructed by 31.12.2020.
For your income
To apply, your annual actual or imputed income, based on your most recent tax clearance certificate, must start from €10,000, along with any income exclusively from pensions and welfare for your dependent children, and reach up to:
- €25,000 for singles.
- €35,000 + €5,000 per child for couples who are married or in civil partnership.
- €39,000 + €5,000 per child, beyond the first one, for single-parent families.
The total combined annual income is determined according to the limits defined for the payment of the heating allowance, by delegated decision issued in accordance with Article 79(1) of Law 4756/2020 (Government Gazette 235/A/26.11.2020).
If you don’t meet the conditions, find out how you can buy your first home with the Alpha First Home mortgage loan.
For another home you may own
If you own other properties with full ownership or enjoyment, the total area of the main living spaces must not exceed:
- 50 sq. m. for singles.
- 70 sq. m. + 25 sq. m. for each of the first 2 children + 30 sq. m. for the 3rd and any subsequent children.
People with a disability rating of 67% or more are entitled to an additional 20 sq. m.
Unborn children are also taken into account.

“Spiti mou II”, managed by the Hellenic Development Bank, is implemented in the context of the RRF loan programme financed by the European Union and NextGenerationEU.
Can I apply?
Apply provided you...
- Are 25-50 years old on the day you apply.
- Are buying your first home.
- Pay taxes in Greece and have a Greek mobile phone number.
- Have updated your details at Alpha Bank.
- Meet the conditions.
Have at hand...
- Your Taxisnet credentials, if you haven’t updated your details and want to do so through eGov-KYC.
- The supporting documents you’ll need, if you haven’t updated your details and choose to do so by uploading the documents.
- Supporting documents to apply for the loan.
How to take out a “Spiti mou ΙΙ” co-financed mortgage loan
1. Get loan pre-approval
You fill in the form and we contact you as soon as possible to confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria. We schedule a priority appointment at the branch that works best for you. You visit the branch bringing along the necessary supporting documents and we file the application.
If you receive pre-approval, you have 60 days to find the property and bring its electronic building ID and the documents that are specified by the Joint Ministerial Decision 189973ΕΞ/16.12.2024 (Government Gazette Β/6894/16.12.2024), so we may confirm it is eligible. We send your application to the HDB for assessment.
2. Go through engineering inspection and due diligence
We inform you of the HDB's decision. If you’re approved, you have 150 days for the engineering inspection and due diligence to be completed, the final purchase contracts to be drafted and the loan agreement to be signed. You bring the documents for the inspection and due diligence.
The lawyer reviews the legal status of the property and the engineer schedules an inspection to determine the commercial value.
3. Sign the mortgage lien and the loan agreement
4. Complete the mortgage lien and buy the property
We send the loan agreement to the HDB and proceed with the mortgage lien on the property.
Once it’s concluded, we inform the HDB, so that the approved amount for your mortgage loan is disbursed and issue a cheque in the name of the seller.
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Any questions?
Find the answers you need about the “Spiti mou II” co-financed mortgage loan.
What is a floating interest rate?
A floating interest rate consists of:
The base rate (usually 3M Euribor) + spread).
The spread is fixed throughout the loan term. However, the base rate changes daily in the interbank market. This means that each month your instalment increases or decreases according to the change of the base rate and, consequently, the floating rate.
What is the Euribor?
A market reference rate. Specifically, the rate at which the EU banks borrow funds from the interbank market, without collateralisation. Euribor is calculated for different maturities (1 week, 1, 3, 6, and 12 months).
The European Money Markets Institute(EMMI) is responsible for its management.
What is the annual percentage rate of charge (APRC)?
It is the actual total cost of your loan or any other credit you have obtained. It includes the interest, levies and other loan expenses you will pay expressed as an annual percentage of the total loan.
The APRC makes it easier for you to compare different offers.
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