Mortgages
Find the right mortgage
Compare home loan options, estimate repayments and get guidance to finance your property with confidence.
How an Okava mortgage works
Five stages from application to drawdown. We sit alongside you at every step.
Submitted
1You apply online with income, employment and the property you have in mind.
Internal Review
2Our team validates documents and runs an affordability check before forwarding.
Lender Matching
3We match you with diaspora-friendly lenders based on your profile, currency and target city.
Bank Assessment
4The selected bank carries out its own credit and KYC checks and issues a decision.
Approved / Declined
5On approval, we walk you through offer terms, escrow setup and onward purchase.
What we capture during application
Mortgage applications on Okava capture three things your income, your affordability, and your supporting documents so the lender can issue a real decision rather than a ballpark.
- Income
Salaried, self-employed or business income, in any major currency.
- Affordability
Debt-to-income ratio and a stress test against rate movements.
- Documents
Uploaded once into Okava re-used across lenders, never re-keyed.
Document checklist
Have these ready before you start. Anything missing can be uploaded later your application won't be discarded.
- Passport (bio page)
- Proof of address (utility bill, < 3 months)
- Three latest payslips OR audited financials (self-employed)
- Three months of bank statements
- Employment letter / contract
- Property listing reference from Okava
Lending partners
We work with diaspora-friendly banks and building societies across Zimbabwe.
Partners shown are indicative final lender depends on your matching.
Stanbic Bank
Mortgages from USD 25k
FBC Building Society
Diaspora deposit programmes
CABS Building Society
Up to 80% loan-to-value
ZB Bank
Construction-linked finance
Mortgage FAQs
The questions diaspora buyers ask before applying.
Find out what you can borrow
Pre-qualify online without any impact on your credit score.

