Top 15 Occupations Eligible for LMI Waiver in 2025

 


✅ Top 15 Occupations Eligible for LMI Waiver in 2025

Here are the most commonly approved professions for LMI waivers, based on current lender policy:

1. Doctors & Medical Practitioners

  • General Practitioners

  • Surgeons

  • Anaesthetists

  • Specialists

💡 Up to 90–95% LVR accepted with no LMI

2. Dentists & Oral Surgeons

3. Veterinarians

4. Pharmacists

5. Physiotherapists & Allied Health Professionals

6. Accountants & Auditors

  • Must be CA, CPA, or IPA members

7. Lawyers & Solicitors

  • Admitted to practice in Australia

8. Barristers

9. Engineers

  • Must be registered or members of Engineers Australia or equivalent bodies

10. Architects

  • Must be AIA registered

11. Actuaries

12. Chiropractors & Osteopaths

13. Optometrists

14. Psychologists & Psychiatrists

15. Mining & Energy Sector Professionals

  • Some lenders include geologists, project managers, and engineers in this category

📝 Note: Eligibility criteria vary by lender and profession. Income thresholds, accreditation, and employment status may apply.

💸 How Much Can You Save with an LMI Waiver?

A typical home buyer borrowing $900,000 with a 10% deposit could save $20,000+ in LMI.

At Loans AU, we compare over 100+ lenders to match your profession to lenders who offer exclusive LMI waivers, even on:

  • Owner-occupier loans

  • Investment loans

  • Fixed or variable rates

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