Get Title Deed from Usufruct Transfer
This service enables you to register a contract to establish the transfer of the usufruct contract of freehold property to a person or company.
Ministry of Housing and urban planning
Required documents
- Usufruct contract
- Request letter
- Legal person authorization
- Title deed
- Owner approval letter
- Work completion certificate
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Service fees Show
Visa feesFees to be paid for the property contract registration visa.
10
Usufruct feesFees to be paid for usufruct, representing 3% of the market value.
Service steps
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1
Approving the request
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2
Reviewing the request
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3
Submitting the request
Special conditions
- The property to which the usufruct contract is to be transferred must be free from any legal obstacles
- The property must not be seized or mortgaged except with the approval of the mortgagee and must not be affected by planning restrictions
- Renewing the cadastral plan (krooki) is required if necessary
- An addendum to the usufruct contract, which includes transferring it to a third party, must be provided
- The duration of the usufruct transfer contract must not be less than one year and not more than 99 years
- The presence of both parties to the contract (the owner and the beneficiary) is required, and they must be 18 years old, adults, and qualified to perform the transaction, or represented by a legal power of attorney permitting the act
