Visa Mortgage Guide

Reviewed 2026-08-19

Hinckley Rugby BS mortgage criteria for UK visa holders

Accepts foreign nationals

Yes

Max LTV without ILR

up to 95% LTV

Minimum time left on visa

Yes

CriteriaVerdictDetail
Accepts foreign nationalsYes

Skilled Worker, Health & Care, Global Talent, BNO and Ancestry visas; no minimum UK residency (90% cap under 12 months)

Max LTV without ILRYes
  • up to 95% LTV

90% where UK residency is under 12 months

Income requirement (foreign nationals)Yes

£41,700 single applicant; no minimum for NHS, private hospital or teaching roles

Visa types acceptedYes
Minimum time left on visaYes

None required, but under 6 months needs confirmation of an extension

ILR (settled status) requiredNo
Deposit from overseasYes
Foreign income acceptedYes
Builder gifted depositYes
  • up to 90% LTV
New-build max LTVYes
Max LTV (standard)Yes
  • up to 95% LTV
  • Note: Product is explicitly named 'Standard Residential' (not JBSP), supporting 95% as the genuine standard-purchase headline. However their Core Mortgages category listing page (https://intermediaries.hrbs.co.uk/product-category/core-mortgages/) only showed discount products up to 90% LTV, and other reporting describes 'core residential 2yr/5yr fixed up to 90% LTV' as a separate description — some ambiguity remains between the discounted-rate range (max 90%) and the fixed-rate range (max 95%). JBSP is confirmed scheme-based: 95% for close family (parent/spouse/sibling), 80% for non-family — excluded per definition, but does not appear to be the source of the 95% figure here since a non-JBSP 'Standard Residential' product independently reaches 95%. | JBSP: 95% for close-family joint borrowers, 80% for non-family joint borrowers (both excluded as scheme LTVs)

Source: lender intermediary criteria, every row verified on or since 2026-07-11 (most recent check 2026-08-19). 3 rows carry no verification date and are shown as published by the lender without a dated check. Criteria change frequently — always confirm current policy with the lender or a broker.

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