Live data · current average rate in Czech Republic 4,43 %

Czech mortgages, explained

Practical guide to mortgages in the Czech Republic — for foreigners, expats, and locals. Plus free calculators, no sign-up.

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Czech mortgage market

What's happening in the mortgage market?

Current data from ČNB and the ČBA Hypomonitor. The past 24 months.

Average rate on new mortgages
ČBA Hypomonitor
4,43 %
2T repo sazba ČNB
Bank board
3,50 %
Inflation (CPI, year-on-year)
Czech Statistical Office
1,9 %

Mortgage calculator for the Czech Republic — everything in one place

This mortgage calculator shows your monthly payment, total interest, and how the loan amortizes — for any property in the Czech Republic. Enter four numbers and the result updates instantly. No registration, no email required, no broker calls.

For a deeper breakdown — the annuity formula, principal vs. interest split, post-fixation scenarios — see our step-by-step mortgage calculation guide.

Choosing a mortgage in the Czech Republic in 2026

The average rate on new Czech mortgages is around 4.43 %, with the Czech National Bank (ČNB) holding its 2T repo rate at 3.50 %. When evaluating an offer, focus on:

  • Interest rate — drives both the monthly payment and total interest paid
  • Fixation period — short (1–3 years) is flexible, long (7–10 years) protects from rate hikes
  • LTV (Loan-to-Value) — ideally 80 % or less; under-36s can go up to 90 %
  • RPSN — total annual cost including fees; always higher than the headline rate

ČNB rules in 2026

The Czech National Bank enforces three limits all banks must follow: LTV max. 80 % (90 % for under-36s), DSTI max. 45 % (50 % for under-36s), and DTI max. 8.5× (9.5× for under-36s). Check what you actually qualify for in our affordability calculator.

Tip: A small extra payment of 100,000 Kč mid-fixation can save over 200,000 Kč in interest over the rest of the mortgage. See your own savings in the early repayment calculator.

Why we built hypoteky.com

Almost every Czech mortgage calculator wants your email or phone before showing the result. Pages are buried under banners, broker pop-ups, and affiliate links. When even we couldn't quickly calculate our own mortgage, we built the tool that was missing. Simple, clean, no ads, no data collection.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most

What is the current average mortgage rate in Czech Republic?

According to the ČBA Hypomonitor, the average rate on new Czech mortgages in 2026 is around 4.4–4.5 %. Banks individually offer rates roughly between 4.2 and 4.8 % depending on borrower profile, LTV, and fixation period.

Do you collect any contact data from users?

No. This calculator runs entirely in your browser. We don't ask for your email, phone, or any other identifying information. We don't sell leads to banks or brokers. Your inputs never leave your device.

Which fixation period is best?

Most experts in 2026 recommend a 3–5 year fixation. The reason: ČNB is holding the repo rate stable at 3.5 %, but global uncertainty remains. A 5-year fix lets you wait out potential volatility before refinancing on better terms.

Is early mortgage repayment worth it?

Almost always yes — it can save hundreds of thousands of Kč in interest. By Czech law, you have the right to make extra payments at the end of every fixation period without any fees. Some banks also let you make smaller monthly extras anytime free of charge.

What are LTV, DTI, and DSTI?

LTV (Loan-to-Value) is the ratio of the loan to the property's value. DTI (Debt-to-Income) compares total debt to annual net income. DSTI (Debt Service to Income) is what % of monthly income goes to all debt payments. ČNB sets ceilings: LTV ≤ 80 % (90 % for under-36s), DSTI ≤ 45 % (50 %), DTI ≤ 8.5× (9.5×).

Can I send my calculation to a broker or bank?

Yes — every change to the inputs updates the URL. Just click "Share my calculation" to copy a link with your exact parameters. The recipient sees the same numbers you do.