What are the condition for an Indian to buy a house in Copenhagen

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In Denmark, it's most common to borrow money from a realkreditinstitut (mortgage institute). They should have the cheapest rents and the longest payback period. You can get a loan up to 80 % of the purchase price this way.
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The interest level itself is low, 0 per cent or thereabout, but don't forget the fees:
What you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts.

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The rest of the purchase price is to come from your own savings or the bank. How much the bank will charge you depends on their discretion of your ability to pay back the borrowed loan. My guess is that you shall expect about 10 % today or a little more because you are an expat, and the bank won't risk that you will sell your house with a loss and leave the country. It may seem unfair, but it is all about avoiding losses for the bank.

/Nellie