Egypt Sets 72-Hour Survey Deadline for State Land Legalisation
Egypt’s Ministry of Local Development and Environment is continuing to monitor procedures for legalising the status of state land, with a focus on speeding up citizens’ applications.
The procedures set a 72-hour timeframe for cadastral surveys and 14 days for site inspections. Payment by instalments is available over seven years.
The ministry’s follow-up covers requests submitted through the National Platform for State Land Legalisation, which handles applications from citizens seeking to regularise their land status.
The effort centres on accelerating the processing of those requests, with surveying and inspection among the steps covered by the stated deadlines.
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