Genworth now offers a Mortgage program for New Immigrants to Canada 

Now qualified homebuyers who have immigrated or relocated to Canada can qualify for Genworth default mortgage insurance with as little as a 5% down payment.

Acceptable loan purpose

Eligible properties

Loan-to-value ratio limits

'Loan-to-value' (LTV) is the relationship between the principal balance of a mortgage and the property value. For example, if you have a house valued at $100,000 with a $90,000 loan, you have a 90% LTV ($90,000 divided by $100,000 = 90%).

Premium Rates

 

LTV ratio Premium rate
Up to 65% 0.50%
65.01% - 75% 0.65%
75.01% - 80% 1.00%
80.01% - 85% 1.75%
85.01% - 90% 2.00%
90.01% - 95% 2.75%
Premium is non-refundable.

Borrower qualification

Terms/qualifying interest rates

Documentation Requirements

Credit and Down Payment Guidelines

Loan-To-Value Max LTV
= 95%
Max LTV
= 90%
Max LTV
= 85%
Credit Requirements International credit report demonstrating a strong credit profile Letter of reference from a recognized financial institution or

Six (6) months of bank statements from primary account
If no credit references available, a Canadian family guarantor with a strong credit profile required
Down Payment 5% from own resources 10% from own resources

5% can come from a corporate relocation subsidy
15% from own resources

Up to 10% can be a gift from the non-occupying guarantor


Contact a mortgage broker in British Columbia for more information.
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