Land cadastre

The public cadastral map: plot boundaries, cadastral number, area, designated use, ownership form. First step before buying land.

Plot extract — online via the e-services portal or service center; free/fast with e-signature. Needed for notarized deals.

Format: zone:quarter:plot code. Without a number the plot legally doesn't exist for deals — it's assigned after survey documentation.

A surveyor measures boundaries, prepares the XML file, files it with the cadastre. Takes 2–6 weeks. Result — an extract and the plot on the map.

Extract: owner, encumbrances, seizure, mortgage. Compare map boundaries with reality. Boundary disputes are a common lawsuit cause.

The land e-portal: extracts, info certificates, error reports. Diia — plot certificate for owners. All need a qualified e-signature.