If you are reading this page you may have already discovered that most banks will require a 20% deposit for a home loan where one borrower is on a temporary partner visa subclass 309. Alternatively, you may have found that the banks will not lend at all given your non-resident status.
The reason for this policy is simply that most banks and non-banks do not understand the migration regulations and what each visa subclass means in terms of ability to continue to reside and work in Australia, and therefore the ability to continue making mortgage repayments.
And, rather than invest time and money learning all the different visa rules and subclasses, and keeping updated with the constant regulatory changes, most banks and non-banks find it easier to simply exclude all migrants or require larger deposits.
MAP on the other-hand have invested considerable time and and effort (including completing subjects in the Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law), to learn and keep up to date with the ever changing migration regulations. As such, we are one of a very small number of broker groups in Australia that are able to offer home loans to 95% LVR for foreign citizens in Australia on a partner visa subclass 309.
If you have been declined or have been told you do not qualify, please read the information on this page and then contact us for assistance.