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HSBC offers for residents who are new to Canada

HSBC offers mortgage options to qualified applicants who are new to Canada and are interested in purchasing a new home.

Our products help qualifying new or temporary residents of Canada purchase a home without established Canadian credit histories. The property you want to purchase
must have a

  • Loan-to-Value Ratio* of up to 95% of purchase price, or appraised value, whichever is lower (excluding tax).

If the down payment is less than 20% of the value of the home, the mortgage is subject to Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Mortgage Insurance.

Get started in a new country and receive other exciting benefits through HSBC Passport or HSBC Premier

Contact us for a home mortgage

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Call us at 1 888 310 HSBC (4722).

HSBC Mortgage terms and options

Term
Open
6 months, or 1 year
Closed
6 months, or 1 year
Interest Rate
Fixed rate
    • Lock in our competitive fixed rates.
    • Know exactly how much principal & interest you'll pay throughout your term.
    • Amortization up to 35 years.
Variable rate
  • Take advantage of our competitive variable rates.
  • Renew early or payout without penalty when your closed term variable rate mortgage becomes open after 3 years.
  • Extend your term and convert your mortgage to a fixed rate at any time, without penalty.
  • Amortization up to 30 years.
Payment Frequency
Choose what works best for you
  • Weekly
  • Every Other Week
  • Twice a Month
  • Monthly
Prepayment
Pay off your mortgage faster
Increase your payments by up to 20%.
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Pay up to 20% of the original balance each year.
Overpayment
Skip a payment
Double one mortgage payment, skip another.
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If you need help choosing, assessing or applying for an HSBC mortgage you can call us at 1 888 310 HSBC (4722). Alternatively, read our Mortgage FAQs or visit our Mortgages Resources for more information.

*The loan in this ratio is the mortgage amount. The value is either the purchase price of the property or its appraised value, whichever is lower. The loan-to-value ratio is the mortgage amount divided by the value of the property, expressed as a percentage.