PMAY Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) - MIG-I Housing
Primary Lending Institution:Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA)
4% interest subvention on home loans up to ₹9 Lakh for Middle Income Group families earning ₹6L–₹12L.
This loan requires the property to be in an approved society/project — self-constructed rural properties often ineligible. All adult family members' Aadhaar details verified against national housing registries.
What is PMAY Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) - MIG-I Housing?
Middle Income Group I (MIG-I) category under PMAY-U providing 4% interest subvention for families with annual income between ₹6 Lakh and ₹12 Lakh.
Key Benefits & Features
Up to ₹2,35,068 upfront principal deduction; carpet area allowance up to 160 sq.m (approx. 1,722 sq. ft.); spouse joint application accepted.
4.00% upfront interest subsidy on principal up to ₹9 Lakh (Max subsidy ₹2.35 Lakh)
Property & Project Eligibility Requirements
Carpet area up to 160 sq.m; residential approval from local town planning authority; RERA registered project where applicable.
Borrower Eligibility Criteria
Annual household income ₹6,00,001 to ₹12,00,000; carpet area up to 160 sq.m; no pucca house owned by applicant or family.
How to Apply (3 Verified Paths)
Request PMAY MIG-I documentation checklist from loan account manager.
Apply online at partner bank portal selecting PMAY MIG-I subsidy category.
Submit home loan application along with salary slips/ITRs and property sale agreement at lending bank.
Documents Required Checklist
Form 16/ITR-V for last 2 years, Bank statements for last 6 months, Aadhaar cards, Property title and municipal sanction plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum subsidy under MIG-I?
Under MIG-I, the maximum interest subsidy credited upfront is ₹2,35,068 calculated on ₹9 Lakh principal at a 9% NPV discount rate.
What is the carpet area permitted under MIG-I?
The carpet area permitted is up to 160 square metres (approximately 1,722 square feet).
Is female ownership mandatory in MIG-I?
Unlike EWS and LIG categories, female ownership is optional for the MIG categories, although highly encouraged.
Can married children living with parents apply separately?
An adult earning child (whether married or unmarried) is considered a separate household, provided they do not own a pucca house in their name.