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Apply for a new mortgage

Are you an existing HSBC mortgage customer?

To make a change to your existing mortgage, or if you are wanting to move home/ borrow more , you'll need to apply through your online banking. This is so we can locate your mortgage details.

If you are an existing HSBC mortgage customer and not moving home, but would like to make any of the following changes:

 - Add or remove someone from your mortgage and/or ownership of your property.
 - Increase or decrease the term of your mortgage.
 - Change repayment type, i.e. interest only to capital repayment.

Are you changing an existing HSBC mortgage?

For all other applications we would like to know:

Will this be for: -
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Main home - this is the home you intend to reside in.

Additional property - this is a secondary, non-permanent residence that you don't intend to let, such as a weekend home.

Buy-to-Let (funded by rental income) - you intend to let the property, and the rental income will pay the mortgage.

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first home -
each person on the application must have never owned a property before

Move home or buy a second home -
you have got or have had a mortgage and are buying a new or additional property

Move my mortgage to HSBC -
you have a mortgage with another lender and want to move to HSBC

Borrow more on my HSBC mortgage -
you have an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more money against the property

Borrow money on a property I own outright -
you own a property with no mortgage and want to borrow money against the property

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first home -
each person on the application must have never owned a property before

Move home or buy a second home -
you have got or have had a mortgage and are buying a new or additional property

Move my mortgage to HSBC -
you have a mortgage with another lender and want to move to HSBC

Borrow more on my HSBC mortgage -
you have an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more money against the property

Borrow money on a property I own outright -
you own a property with no mortgage and want to borrow money against the property

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A related person is:
 (a) a person's spouse or civil partner;
 (b) a person (whether or not of the opposite sex) whose relationship with that person has the characteristics of the relationship between husband and wife; or
(c) a person's parent, brother, sister, child, grandparent or grandchild.

The list is not exhaustive, so please check with us if you are unsure.

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first home -
each person on the application must have never owned a property before

Move home or buy a second home -
you have got or have had a mortgage and are buying a new or additional property

Move my mortgage to HSBC -
you have a mortgage with another lender and want to move to HSBC

Borrow more on my HSBC mortgage -
you have an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more money against the property

Borrow money on a property I own outright -
you own a property with no mortgage and want to borrow money against the property

Will the mortgage be used to consolidate any debts?
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Debt Consolidation is where you use a new secured loan or mortgage to repay any existing loans or debts (this includes all types of debt whether secured or unsecured and the repayment of both single or multiple debts).

Is the property being purchased as part of a Right to Buy scheme?
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Right to Buy applications:
- If you are in the council discount clawback period you cannot apply for additional borrowing
- If you are purchasing a new property, you will need to provide your Right to buy documentation

For Armed forces Help to Buy:
- You will need to provide your Personal Information Note (PIN)

Will the mortgage be used to consolidate any debts?
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Debt Consolidation is where you use a new secured loan or mortgage to repay any existing loans or debts (this includes all types of debt whether secured or unsecured and the repayment of both single or multiple debts).

If you need us

Visit our website for FAQ's or to speak to a Live Chat agent.


Alternatively, Call us on

0800 169 6333*


Textphone customers
1800 10800 028 0126



Calls may be monitored and recorded.


*Lines open Monday to Friday
08:00 - 20:00, Saturday and Sunday 09:00 - 17:00.
Opening hours within the mortgage departments may vary.

Complete all fields that are marked with *.


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Shared Ownership schemes are provided through housing associations. You usually buy a share of your home (25% to 75% of the home's value) and pay rent on the remaining share.




Think carefully before securing other debts against your property.
Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.




Need to talk to us?

Whether you need technical support or would like to receive advice regarding your mortgage, our mortgage specialists are here to help.

Call us:0800 169 6333

Textphone 1800 10800 028 0126

Mortgage Application Documents

Find out what documents you will need to support your application.

Required Documents

† Lines open Monday to Friday 08:00 - 20:00, , Saturday and Sunday 09:00 - 17:00. Calls may be monitored and recorded.