Two-wheeler loan eligibility criteria

  • Nationality

    Nationality

    Indian

  • Age

    Age

    18 years to 70 years*

  • Customer profile

    Customer profile

    Salaried individuals, self-employed individuals, pensioners, students, homemakers, and farmers

  • Documents required

    Documents required

    (1) 3-month bank statements. For salaried customers, banking should reflect salary credits.
    (2) Latest month salary slips for salaried professionals and ITR as per norms mentioned in policy.
    (3) Residence and Employment Stability proof / Business Proof

  • CIBIL score

    CIBIL score

    No minimum requirement*

Two-wheeler loans eligibility criteria for salaried individuals

  • The minimum age required for a salaried individual is 21 years. If you are applying with a co-applicant, the minimum age requirement is 18 years.
  • The maximum age mandated for a salaried individual is 60 years.

Two-wheeler loans eligibility criteria for self-employed

  • For self-employed individuals, the minimum age mandated is 21 years, but applicants between 18-21 years require a co-applicant.
  • The maximum age mandated for existing customers holding a Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card is 70 years, whereas, for new applicants, it is 70 years.

Documents required for the two-wheeler loan application

Before starting the application process, you must know about the required documents, ensuring hassle-free approval. The document list will help you fill out the loan application form easily.

  • KYC documents: KYC documents required may include an Aadhaar card, passport, driving licence, PAN card, and voters’ ID card.
  • NACH mandate/ Form 60 is one of the important documents required for a two-wheeler loan application.
  • You need to provide a recent photograph along with the mentioned documents.
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Frequently asked questions on two-wheeler loan eligibility

What is the minimum and maximum age for a two-wheeler loan?

The minimum age mandated for a two-wheeler loan is 21 years, whereas you have to be 18 years if you apply with a co-applicant. The maximum age mandated for existing Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card holders who are self-employed and for pensioners is 70 years. The maximum age for Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card holders who are salaried employees is 60 years.

What is the minimum credit score required for a two-wheeler loan?

At Bajaj Finance, we haven't specified a minimum credit score for sanctioning a two-wheeler loan. However, a lower credit score may lower the two-wheeler loan amount; hence we recommend maintaining a credit score of 720 or above.

How is the down payment calculated for a two-wheeler loan?

The down payment for a two-wheeler loan depends on the cost of the bike, your repayment capacity, and your credit score.

Can I foreclose my two-wheeler loan?

Yes, you can foreclose your two-wheeler loan but only after paying one EMI instalment.

Will I have to pay any additional charges for the two-wheeler loan application?

There will be processing fees up to 12.95% of the loan amount (inclusive of applicable taxes), documentation and hypothecation charges up to Rs. 2500 (inclusive of applicable taxes collected upfront and stamp duty cost payable as per state laws.

What is the eligibility for a two wheeler loan for a bike?

To be eligible for a two-wheeler loan from Bajaj Finance, you should be an Indian citizen who and your age should be between 18 years to 70 years*. You may require basic documents such as a KYC documents to avail a two-wheeler loan.

What is the credit score required for a two-wheeler loan?

There is no minimum credit score requirement for a Bajaj Finserv Two-wheeler Loan. However, a good CIBL Score can help you get better loan offers.

How does the two-wheeler loan EMI calculator work?

You can use our two-wheeler loan calculator to estimate EMIs towards the loan. It takes into account the loan amount, interest rate, and tenure of the loan to calculate the EMI. This online calculator tool can help you to plan your budget and choose a suitable loan amount.

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