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Request Demolition and Reconstruction of Composed Houses
- Last Updated 04 Jan, 2022
- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Online
- Service Provider : Ministry of Social Development and Family
- Service Classification : G2C
- Topic : Housing
Intended Audience
Citizen: Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Service Description
Citizens benefiting from public composed housing may submit a request to the Housing Department at the Ministry of Social Development and Family (MSDF) to demolish and rebuild their houses.
Online Instructions
- Select applicant status, then login to the service through the National Authentication System (NAS) using a smartcard.
- Attach the following documents:
- Copy of QID
- Title deed and plot sketch
- Determination of heirs, power of attorney and death certificate (in case of death)
- Submit the application.
Additional Information
- In case of selecting “Dead applicant” when clarifying the status of the applicant, the QID of the house owner and his/her relation to the applicant shall be entered before login.
- The terms of the approval decision on the demolition and reconstruction of public, composed housing shall be met.
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