Mortgage payment calculator for Norway
Principal, interest, tax and insurance in one monthly number.
Changing country switches the currency and resets the inputs to local starting values.
Your numbers
Annual, as a share of home value.
HOA, strata, body corporate or maintenance fees.
Total monthly payment
22 232 kr
20 440 kr of that is principal and interest
- Loan amount
- 3 600 000 kr
- 900 000 kr down
- Principal & interest
- 20 440 kr
- Property tax
- 1 125 kr
- per month
- Insurance & fees
- 667 kr
- per month
- Total interest paid
- 3 758 545 kr
- over 30 years
- Cost of the loan
- 104%
- interest as a share of principal
Remaining balance
by yearAssumes a fixed rate for the whole term.
How to read the result
Lenders quote you principal and interest. Your bank account sees property tax, insurance and service charges as well, which is why the quoted payment and the real payment rarely match.
This calculator builds the full monthly figure and shows how much of the loan you hand over in interest across the whole term.
This page is set to Norway and prints NOK. Starts at 4 500 000 kr over 30 years at 5.5%. Every figure is a starting point you should overwrite with your own.
Worked example in NOK
Using the values the form starts with.
Total monthly payment
22 232 kr
- Loan amount
- 3 600 000 kr
- Principal & interest
- 20 440 kr
- Property tax
- 1 125 kr
- Insurance & fees
- 667 kr
- Total interest paid
- 3 758 545 kr
- Cost of the loan
- 104%
Questions people ask
- Why is my quoted payment lower than this?
- Quotes usually cover principal and interest only. Property tax and insurance are often collected with the payment but are not part of the loan.
- What does a 1% higher rate cost in Norway?
- At the 5.5% starting rate shown here, one extra percentage point adds roughly 10% to the monthly principal and interest, and far more over the full 30-year term. Raise the rate field and watch the total interest line.
- Is the currency here the one I pay in?
- This page is set to Norway and prints NOK. Switch country at the top of the form to change both the currency and the starting values.
Mortgage payment in other countries
Same maths, local currency and local starting values.