Skip Navigation Link
Accessibility
Now explore the Directory and other key content!
Select one to proceed.
Now explore the Media Center 10x faster!
Select one to proceed.
Exchange Land of Citizen for That of Another
- Last Updated 11 Oct, 2022
- Service Type : Offline Service
- Service Mode : Offline
- Service Provider : Ministry of Municipality
- Service Classification : G2C
- Topic : Housing
Intended Audience
Citizen: Business Owner
Service Description
A citizen may request to exchange a land for that of another citizen as long as both lands are allocated as per the housing system or by way of grant, and coordination is made with the other government entities concerned with this matter.
Offline Instructions
- Download the paper form and fill in the part about “Switch Plot with Citizen”, then submit it to the Customer Service Counter at the Urban Planning Sector.
- Attach copy of QID of both parties, and attested copies of title deeds and layouts.
Service Center
Customer Service Counter at the Urban Planning Sector.
Additional Information
- Both parties shall agree on the swap and that there are no buildings on the two lands.
- None of the two lands shall be located within the areas allocated for groups unless the two citizens are from the same family.
- The Ministry of Municipality clarifies on its website the process plan of the service in detail and in the form of a work plan.
- This service requires 17 days to be completed.
Fees
No fees are required for this service.
Was this service helpful?
Related Services
- Exchange State Land for Private OneCitizens may request to exchange a state land, allocated as per the housing system, for another private one, and the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice cooperates in this regard.
- Exchange Public Land for AnotherCitizens may request to exchange a public land allocated as per the Housing Law or through grant in a certain area with another located in a different area, and the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice cooperates in this regard.
- Adding Adjoining Land to PropertyThe Urban Planning Section of the Urban Planning Department at the Ministry of Municipality approves increasing an area of land by adding adjoining parts due to planning issues. Coordination is then made with the relevant entities for feedback.