Land Bank OFW Loan – review 2026
Pros
- Repayment terms up to 60 months, longer than most OFW loan alternatives
- Beneficiary or attorney-in-fact can process the application domestically
- Loan amounts scale up to PHP 500,000
- Backed by a government financial institution supervised by the BSP
Cons
- Annual rate of 10% to 12% still carries meaningful interest cost over a long term
- Processing through a government bank branch network may take longer than a digital lender
- Requires proper authorization documents for a representative to apply on the OFW's behalf
Land Bank of the Philippines, a government financial institution, provides OFW loans from PHP 10,000 to PHP 500,000 at annual rates of 10% to 12%, with repayment terms extending up to 60 months — longer than most commercial OFW loan products. The program is built around supporting OFW livelihood projects and family development goals and is accessible at Land Bank branches nationwide.
Who it suits
OFWs seeking a longer repayment horizon to keep monthly installments manageable, or those financing a livelihood or family development project rather than a short-term expense, are well matched to this product. The ability for a beneficiary or attorney-in-fact to process the application domestically also helps OFWs who cannot travel home during the application period.
Applying and repayment
A beneficiary, family member or attorney-in-fact can process the application at a Land Bank branch on the OFW's behalf, submitting the employment contract, identification and required supporting documents. Approved proceeds are credited to a Land Bank account, with repayment spread over terms of up to 60 months.
Note: the specific rate and amount figures above are general-market indicators, not confirmed from this lender's current published rate card -- always verify the exact rate, amount and fees directly with the provider before applying.Requirements
- Active OFW status with a valid, POEA-processed employment contract
- Filipino citizen, generally 21 to 65 years old at loan maturity
- Beneficiary or duly authorized attorney-in-fact to process the application in the Philippines, if the OFW cannot apply in person
- Proof of remittance income or overseas employment
- Valid identification for both the OFW and the authorized representative
Provider contacts
- Name
- Land Bank of the Philippines
- Address
- 1598 M.H. Del Pilar corner Dr. J. Quintos Streets, Malate, Manila, Philippines
- Reg. number
- Government Financial Institution – BSP Supervised
- Website
- https://www.landbank.com
- Online application
- Apply now →
- Regulator
- Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)
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