Kredyt na Start: Housing Loan Program

Kredyt na Start is a Polish government program that subsidizes mortgage installments, aimed at people buying their first home. It is the successor to the Safe Loan 2% program. The size of the subsidy depends on the number of people in the household — the larger the family, the higher the support.

A Polish government program subsidizing mortgage installments for people buying their first home. We explain who it is for, how big the subsidy is, and how to check whether you qualify.

Ostatnia aktualizacja: Zweryfikowane przez: Michał Wiśniewski
PNAutor: Piotr NowakGłówny analityk finansowy

What is Kredyt na Start?

Kredyt na Start is a Polish government program that subsidizes mortgage installments, aimed at people buying their first home. It is the successor to the Safe Loan 2% program. The size of the subsidy depends on the number of people in the household — the larger the family, the higher the support.

In short: the state pays part of the interest, lowering the installment on a first home. The scale of the subsidy grows with the number of people in the household.

Who the program is for

The terms are indicative and depend on the current act. Below are representative criteria:

  • Age up to 35 for a person running a single-person household (a single applicant)
  • No other flat or house owned (purchase of a first property)
  • Income limits depending on the number of people in the household
  • Property floor-area limits, rising with family size

How big the subsidy is

The scale of support grows with the number of people in the household. Values are indicative — dependent on the act:

1 person A single applicant buying a first flat approx. 1.5% after subsidy
2 people A couple or a parent with a child approx. 1.0% after subsidy
3 people A family with two children or larger approx. 0.5% after subsidy
4+ people A large family — the highest support approx. 0% after subsidy

Check whether you qualify

Tick the conditions you meet — this is a quick indicative test.

Tick the conditions you meet

This is an indicative test — eligibility is decided by the bank and the current act.

See the mortgage ranking

Źródła i podstawa prawna

  1. 1. Act regulating the housing-loan subsidy program (current legal status)ISAP — Internet System of Legal Acts
  2. 2. Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego — housing programsBGK
  3. 3. Ministry of Development and Technology — housing policyMinistry of Development and Technology

Stan prawny i dane liczbowe zweryfikowane przez redakcję kreddo.pl. Jeśli zauważyłeś nieaktualne źródło — daj nam znać.

How to use the program step by step

The typical path from checking the terms to a subsidized loan.

  1. 1

    Check the program status

    The terms and availability of applications depend on the current act — verify them before deciding.

  2. 2

    Check whether you qualify

    The criteria cover, among others, first home ownership, age and household income limits.

  3. 3

    Compare the banks in the program

    Subsidized loans are granted by banks taking part in the program — compare margins and commissions.

  4. 4

    Apply at a bank

    You apply for the subsidy together with your mortgage application at the bank of your choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Kredyt na Start differ from the Safe Loan 2%?

It is the next iteration of housing support. Here the subsidy is tied to the number of people in the household rather than to a fixed interest rate.

How long do the subsidies last?

Support covers part of the loan repayment period — the exact duration and the rules for phasing out the subsidies are set by the act. It is worth confirming them at the bank before signing the contract.

Can a single person also benefit?

Yes — the program covers single-person households, subject to an age limit. The scale of the subsidy is then lower than for multi-person families.

Where do you apply?

You apply at a bank taking part in the program, together with your loan application. The list of banks and the availability of applications depend on the current act.

Independent comparisons
SSL encryption
GDPR compliant
Trusted by users
kreddo.pl — loan and credit comparison in Poland

kreddo.pl is an independent financial product comparison service helping users make informed decisions about cash loans, online loans, personal accounts, savings accounts, deposits and mortgages in Poland. We compare offers from leading Polish banks — including PKO BP, Santander, mBank, ING, Alior Bank and BNP Paribas — displaying current interest rates, APR, fees and conditions.

Our loan rankings are updated in real time through bank partner integrations. Users can filter offers by amount (PLN 1,000–500,000), repayment period and instalment type. The instalment calculator helps estimate monthly repayment costs.

For those seeking quick financing, we compare payday loans, no-BIK loans, loans for indebted individuals and no-refusal loans. We also compare credit cards and insurance products.

kreddo.pl is an informational service — it is not a credit intermediary or financial institution. All offers shown come from our partners, and final product terms are determined by the financial institution. We track current NBP and WIBOR interest rates in real time.