Who this guide is for
New migrants and PR holders with savings in their home country wanting to use those funds as Australian home deposit.
- Indian PR holders with rupees in Indian bank accounts
- Pakistani/Bangladeshi families with home country savings
- Chinese migrants with savings in mainland accounts
- Buyers receiving family deposit gifts from overseas
The local picture
Overseas savings are accepted but documentation requirements are strict. Source-of-funds, transfer evidence, seasoning all matter. Many buyers don't plan ahead.
How Mortgagefy helps locally
Mortgagefy explains exactly what documentation lenders need, helps you time transfers, and identifies lenders flexible with overseas-source deposits.
Multilingual support. Free advice.
How it works — 4 simple steps
Free overseas funds chat
20-minute call about your funds and timeline.
Map documentation needs
We outline source-of-funds, transfer, seasoning requirements.
Application support
We submit with proper overseas-source documentation.
Settle into your home
You move in with overseas funds in place.
Frequently asked questions
How long must funds be in Australian account before settlement?
What source-of-funds documents are needed?
Are there transfer limits from India?
Tax implications of using overseas savings?
Can I use as deposit immediately after transfer?
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