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Land Loan Calculator India 2025

Calculate your monthly EMI for plot or land purchase loans with accurate interest rates and detailed payment schedule.

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Thirty Five Lakhs rupees

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years
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Monthly EMI

₹48.21 K

Principal Amount
₹35.00 L
Total Interest
₹22.86 L
Loan Tenure
120 months (10 years)
Total Amount Payable
₹57.86 L

Loan Composition

120
Months to pay
Principal Amount
₹35.00 L
60.5%
Interest Amount
₹22.86 L
39.5%
Interest vs Principal Ratio

0.65x

You'll pay 0.65 times the principal as interest

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Payment Schedule

Showing 1 to 12 of 120 entries

Total Principal

₹35.00 L

Total Interest

₹22.08 L

Total Payable

₹57.08 L

Month
EMI
Prin.
Int.
Balance
Dec 2025
₹47.57 K
₹15.48 K
₹32.08 K
₹34.85 L
Jan 2026
₹47.57 K
₹15.63 K
₹31.94 K
₹34.69 L
Feb 2026
₹47.57 K
₹15.77 K
₹31.80 K
₹34.53 L
Mar 2026
₹47.57 K
₹15.91 K
₹31.65 K
₹34.37 L
Apr 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.06 K
₹31.51 K
₹34.21 L
May 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.21 K
₹31.36 K
₹34.05 L
Jun 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.36 K
₹31.21 K
₹33.89 L
Jul 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.50 K
₹31.06 K
₹33.72 L
Aug 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.66 K
₹30.91 K
₹33.55 L
Sep 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.81 K
₹30.76 K
₹33.39 L
Oct 2026
₹47.57 K
₹16.96 K
₹30.60 K
₹33.22 L
Nov 2026
₹47.57 K
₹17.12 K
₹30.45 K
₹33.05 L

Land Loan EMI Calculation Formulas

Mathematical formulas for calculating land/plot loan EMI, interest, and understanding the higher cost structure.

EMI = [P × r × (1 + r)^n] / [(1 + r)^n - 1]

Example:

₹35,00,000 land loan at 11% annual rate for 10 years

[35,00,000 × 0.00917 × (1 + 0.00917)^120] / [(1 + 0.00917)^120 - 1]
= ₹47,567

Variables:

P - Land loan amount (60-80% of land value)
r - Monthly interest rate (Annual rate ÷ 12)
n - Loan tenure in months (typically 10-15 years)

Total Interest = (EMI × n) - Principal Amount

Example:

₹47,567 EMI for 120 months on ₹35,00,000 loan

(47,567 × 120) - 35,00,000
= ₹22,08,040

Variables:

EMI - Monthly EMI amount
n - Loan tenure in months
Principal Amount - Original loan amount

Total Cost = Down Payment + (EMI × n)

Example:

₹15,00,000 down payment + ₹47,567 EMI for 120 months

15,00,000 + (47,567 × 120)
= ₹72,08,040

Variables:

Down Payment - Upfront payment (20-40% of land value)
EMI - Monthly EMI amount
n - Loan tenure in months

These formulas provide the mathematical foundation for the calculations. Actual results may vary based on rounding, compounding frequency, and specific lender policies.

Who Should Opt for Land Loan?

Understanding if a land loan is right for your investment goals

Ideal For

Future home builders: Planning to construct house later
Investors: Long-term appreciation potential in growing areas
Stable income earners: Can afford higher interest rates
Strategic buyers: Securing prime location plots

Not Suitable For

Immediate housing need: Opt for ready home loan instead
Limited financial capacity: Higher interest rates strain budget
Short-term investors: Land appreciation takes time
No clear construction plan: EMI burden without utility

Tax Implications of Land Loans

Understand tax benefits and limitations for plot purchase loans

Important: Limited Tax Benefits

Unlike home loans, land loans do not qualify for tax deductions under Section 80C and 24(b) unless construction begins.

No deduction on principal repayment (Section 80C) for vacant land
No deduction on interest payment (Section 24b) until construction completes

When Tax Benefits Apply

Once house construction completes within 5 years, interest paid becomes eligible for deduction up to ₹2 lakhs
Principal repayment qualifies for Section 80C deduction (₹1.5 lakhs) after construction
Pre-construction interest can be claimed in 5 equal installments after construction completion

Capital Gains on Land Sale

Short-term: Held less than 24 months - taxed at slab rates
Long-term: Held more than 24 months - 20% with indexation benefit
Exemption under Section 54F if reinvested in residential property

Hidden Charges to Watch Out For

Additional costs beyond EMI that impact your land purchase

Loan Processing Fees

Processing fee: 1% to 2% of loan amount (higher than home loans)
Documentation charges: ₹2,000-₹10,000
Legal verification: ₹5,000-₹20,000
Title search & verification: ₹10,000-₹50,000

Government & Registration

Stamp duty: 5-7% of property value (varies by state)
Registration charges: 1-2% of property value
Survey charges: ₹5,000-₹15,000
Land conversion charges: ₹10,000-₹50,000 (if agricultural)

Ongoing Costs

Prepayment charges: 2-5% of outstanding amount
Late payment penalty: 2-3% per month
Land maintenance: ₹5,000-₹20,000 annually
Property tax: Varies by location and size

Pro Tip

Budget for at least 8-10% of land value for stamp duty, registration, and other charges. Always verify land title thoroughly and check for legal encumbrances before finalizing the purchase.

Eligibility Criteria for Land Loans

Requirements you need to meet for loan approval

Applicant Criteria

Age: 21-65 years (varies by bank)
Minimum income: ₹25,000-₹30,000 per month
Credit score: 750+ for better rates
Employment: Salaried (2+ years) or Self-employed (3+ years)

Land/Property Criteria

Clear title with no legal disputes
Approved for residential construction
LTV ratio: Usually 60-80% of land value
Location in approved municipal/panchayat limits

Required Documents Checklist

Keep these documents ready for your land loan application

Identity & Address

Aadhaar Card
PAN Card
Passport/Voter ID
Utility bills (last 2 months)

Income Proof

Salary slips (last 6 months)
Form 16/ITR (last 3 years)
Bank statements (12 months)
Employment/business proof

Land Documents

Sale deed/agreement
Title deed & encumbrance certificate
Land survey & site plan
Approved layout plan

Land Loan EMI FAQs

Everything you need to know about land loans, EMI calculation, eligibility, and property purchase planning

What is the difference between a land loan and a home loan?

A land loan is specifically for purchasing vacant plots or land, while a home loan is for buying constructed properties. Key differences: Land loans have higher interest rates (typically 1-3% higher than home loans), lower LTV ratio (60-80% vs 80-90%), limited tax benefits until construction begins, and stricter eligibility criteria. Land loans are ideal if you plan to construct later, while home loans are for ready-to-move properties.

Can I get tax benefits on a land loan?

Tax benefits on land loans are limited. You cannot claim deductions under Section 80C (principal) or Section 24(b) (interest) for vacant land. However, once you complete house construction within 5 years, you become eligible for deductions. Pre-construction interest can be claimed in 5 equal installments after construction completion, and ongoing interest qualifies for up to ₹2 lakhs deduction annually under Section 24(b).

What is the typical LTV (Loan-to-Value) ratio for land loans?

Banks typically offer 60-80% LTV for land loans, meaning you need to arrange 20-40% as down payment. This is lower than home loans (80-90% LTV) because land is considered riskier collateral. The exact LTV depends on factors like: land location (urban vs rural), your credit score, income stability, and bank policies. Premium locations in developed areas may get higher LTV ratios.

What documents are crucial for land loan approval?

Critical documents include: Clear title deed with 30-year ownership chain, Encumbrance Certificate (EC) showing no legal disputes, Approved layout plan from local authority, Land survey report and site plan, 7/12 extract (in Maharashtra) or equivalent revenue records, NA (Non-Agricultural) order if converting agricultural land, and NOC from relevant authorities. Ensure all land documents are verified by a lawyer before loan application.

How do land loan interest rates compare to home loans?

Land loan interest rates are typically 1-3% higher than home loan rates. Current ranges: Land loans: 10-13% p.a., Home loans: 8.5-10% p.a. Higher rates reflect increased risk as vacant land generates no immediate utility and has lower liquidity. Rates vary based on credit score, income, employment type, land location, and loan amount. Some banks offer competitive rates if you commit to constructing within specified timeframe.

What happens if I default on my land loan?

Land loan default consequences include: Initial stage - Late payment penalties (2-3% per month) and negative impact on credit score, Medium stage - Bank sends legal notices and may invoke SARFAESI Act, Final stage - Bank can auction the mortgaged land to recover dues. Your credit score drops significantly (by 50-100 points), affecting future loan eligibility. It's advisable to communicate with the bank early if facing payment difficulties - they may restructure the loan or offer moratorium.