PMAY Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) - MIG-II Housing
Primary Lending Institution:Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA)
3% interest subvention on home loans up to ₹12 Lakh for Middle Income Group families earning ₹12L–₹18L.
This loan requires the property to be in an approved society/project — self-constructed rural properties often ineligible. Strict income ceiling of ₹18 Lakh household gross annual income.
What is PMAY Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) - MIG-II Housing?
Middle Income Group II (MIG-II) category under PMAY-U providing 3% interest subvention for households earning between ₹12 Lakh and ₹18 Lakh annually.
Key Benefits & Features
Up to ₹2,30,156 upfront principal reduction; expansive carpet area up to 200 sq.m (approx. 2,152 sq. ft.); seamless credit to loan account.
3.00% upfront interest subsidy on principal up to ₹12 Lakh (Max subsidy ₹2.30 Lakh)
Property & Project Eligibility Requirements
Carpet area up to 200 sq.m; statutory urban master plan approved dwelling.
Borrower Eligibility Criteria
Annual household income ₹12,00,001 to ₹18,00,000; carpet area up to 200 sq.m; first-time home buyer with no existing pucca house.
How to Apply (3 Verified Paths)
Submit PMAY MIG-II undertaking through your lending institution's mortgage operations.
Apply at bank portal selecting MIG-II home loan under PMAY framework.
Visit retail asset hub of any commercial bank with salary documents and property agreements.
Documents Required Checklist
Form 16/ITR for 2 years, salary slips for 3 months, Aadhaar card, Sale agreement, Affidavit of first pucca home.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum subsidy credited in MIG-II?
Under MIG-II, the maximum subsidy credited is ₹2,30,156 calculated on a ₹12 Lakh loan component at a 9% NPV discount rate.
What is the carpet area ceiling under MIG-II?
The dwelling unit carpet area is capped at 200 square metres (approximately 2,152 square feet).
Does the loan tenure have to be exactly 20 years?
No. The loan tenure can be up to 30 years depending on bank norms, but the subsidy calculation is capped at a 20-year repayment schedule.
Can parents and married son take two separate subsidies for two flats in same building?
Yes, if the married son qualifies as a separate household with independent income and neither owns another pucca house.