FLISP Subsidy Table – How Much Could You Qualify For?

Dreaming of owning your first home in South Africa but worried about the costs? The FLISP subsidy table is your roadmap to understanding exactly how much financial support the government can provide. FLISP, or First Home Finance, offers a once-off, non-repayable subsidy to first-time homebuyers, helping you reduce your mortgage or cover your deposit. 

In this article, we explain the FLISP subsidy table, show income brackets and estimated subsidy amounts, outline eligibility criteria, and guide you on how to use the table to plan your home purchase confidently. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to leverage this subsidy to make homeownership more affordable.

FLISP Subsidy Table (Current Estimates)

The table below shows approximate subsidy amounts for different monthly household income brackets. Lower-income households receive a higher subsidy, while higher-income households receive smaller amounts.

Serial#Lower Income (R)Higher Income (R)Subsidy Amount (R)
13 5013 701169 265
23 7013 901167 816
33 9014 101166 367
44 1014 301164 918
54 3014 501163 470
64 5014 701162 021
74 7014 901160 572
84 9015 101159 123
95 1015 301157 675
105 3015 501156 226
115 5015 701154 777
125 7015 901153 328
135 9016 101151 880
146 1016 301150 431
156 3016 501148 982
166 5016 701147 534
176 7016 901146 085
186 9017 101144 636
197 1017 301143 187
207 3017 501141 739
217 5017 701140 290
227 7017 901138 841
237 9018 101137 392
248 1018 301135 944
258 3018 501134 495
268 5018 701133 046
278 7018 901131 597
288 9019 101130 149
299 1019 301128 700
309 3019 501127 251
319 5019 701125 803
329 7019 901124 354
339 90110 101122 905
3410 10110 301121 456
3510 30110 501120 008
3610 50110 701118 559
3710 70110 901117 110
3810 90111 101115 661
3911 10111 301114 213
4011 30111 501112 764
4111 50111 701111 315
4211 70111 901109 866
4311 90112 101108 418
4412 10112 301106 969
4512 30112 501105 520
4612 50112 701104 071
4712 70112 901102 623
4812 90113 101101 174
4913 10113 30199 725
5013 30113 50198 277
5113 50113 70196 828
5213 70113 90195 379
5313 90114 10193 930
5414 10114 30192 482
5514 30114 50191 033
5614 50114 70189 584
5714 70114 90188 135
5814 90115 10186 687
5915 10115 20185 238
6015 20115 40183 789
6115 40115 60182 340
6215 60115 80180 892
6315 80116 00179 443
6416 00116 20177 994
6516 20116 40176 545
6616 40116 60175 097
6716 60116 80173 648
6816 80117 00172 199
6917 00117 20170 751
7017 20117 40169 302
7117 40117 60167 853
7217 60117 80166 404
7317 80118 00164 956
7418 00118 20163 507
7518 20118 40162 058
7618 40119 00160 609
7719 00119 20159 161
7819 20119 40157 712
7919 40119 60156 263
8019 60119 80154 814
8119 80120 00153 366
8220 00120 20151 917
8320 20120 40150 468
8420 40120 60149 020
8520 60120 80147 571
8620 80121 00146 122
8721 00121 20144 673
8821 20121 40143 225
8921 40121 60141 776
9021 60121 80140 327
9121 80122 00138 911

Note: These amounts are estimates based on the official FLISP subsidy quantum scale. The exact subsidy depends on your gross household income and is finalized by the NHFC or the processing bank. 

How to Read the FLISP Subsidy Table

  • Lower income = higher subsidy: Households earning close to R3,501 per month qualify for the maximum subsidy (~R169,265).
  • Higher income = smaller subsidy: Subsidy decreases incrementally as household income approaches R22,000 per month.
  • Subsidy purpose: Paid directly to the bank or conveyancer to reduce the mortgage amount, cover the deposit, or legal/transfer costs.

You can also reference how long FLISP takes to pay out to plan your application timeline effectively.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for FLISP:

  1. Be a first-time homebuyer
  2. Household income must be between R3,501 and R22,000 per month
  3. Never have received a government housing subsidy
  4. Be a South African citizen or permanent resident
  5. Married, cohabiting, or single with financial dependents
  6. Have approved home loan financing from a bank or lender)

See our full guide on how to apply for FLISP for details, and use the FLISP calculator to estimate your subsidy before applying.

FAQs

What does the FLISP subsidy table show?

It outlines the monthly income brackets and estimated subsidy amounts applicants may receive based on their gross household income.

Can the FLISP subsidy cover the full home cost?

No. It provides a partial subsidy to reduce mortgage or cover the deposit. Applicants still need a home loan for the remaining amount.

Where can I get official FLISP subsidy info?

Official details and updated tables are available from your local Human Settlements office, participating banks, or the NHFC.

The FLISP subsidy table is a vital resource for first-time homebuyers in South Africa. By understanding your income bracket and the subsidy you qualify for, you can plan your home purchase effectively, reduce mortgage payments, and access affordable housing. Always confirm the current subsidy with your provincial Human Settlements office or participating lender before applying.