State Land Regularisation Sets 72-Hour Survey Timeline, Seven-Year Instalments

Egypt’s Ministry of Local Development and Environment is continuing to monitor procedures for regularising the status of state land, with efforts focused on speeding up citizens’ applications.

The applications are being submitted through the National Platform for State Land Regularisation, which is used to process requests to formalise landholding arrangements.

The procedures set a 72-hour timeframe for surveying and 14 days for inspection, establishing timelines for key stages in assessing applications.

Payments can be spread over seven years under the regularisation arrangements. The ministry’s follow-up is aimed at accelerating the completion of requests submitted through the platform.