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Merge Govt. or Private Land with Govt. One
- Last Updated 11 Jan, 2021
- Service Type : Offline Service
- Service Mode : Offline
- Service Provider : Ministry of Municipality
- Service Classification : G2C
- Topic : Housing
Intended Audience
Citizen: Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Description
Citizens may request the merge of a government or private land with another government one, and this is made through coordination with the competent authorities.
Offline Instructions
- Download and fill in the paper form, then submit it to the Customer Service Counter at the Urban Planning Sector.
- Attach copy of QID and duplicate of title deed, alongside with land layout.
Service Center
Customer Service Counter at the Urban Planning Sector.
Additional Information
- The Ministry of Municipality and Environment clarifies on its website the process plan of the service in detail and in the form of a work plan.
- This service requires 10 days to be completed.
Fees
No fees are required for this service.
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