General questions

Yes, municipality officials can add, modify, or remove restricted zones for collective housing through the system.

If eligible, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Balady platform.
2. Select Balady Services.
3. Choose Renew Collective Housing License.

The license is canceled, and the applicant may reapply for a new license after meeting the requirements.

Yes, violations are imposed if the collective housing license expires without being renewed or canceled.

The property owner is responsible for obtaining the permit if the building is leased to multiple entities. The employer is responsible if they are the sole tenant of the building.

By using the (Inquiring About Requirements and Restricted Areas for Collective Housing Licenses) service on Balady.

It is an informational service that explains what collective housing is and how to invest in it. Users can also access the World Bank study through the service.

Landowners who wish to subdivide large land plots into smaller, organized lots after deducting the planning percentage, which includes roads, services, and public facilities.

Yes, the system retrieves power of attorney details from the Ministry of Justice, allowing the authorized applicant to proceed with the request.

The power of attorney number and the owner’s national ID number or commercial registration number.

It is a declaration confirming the accuracy of the submitted data in the private land scheme approval request.

If you wish to complete or delete the request, access it via:
Balady Services > Private Land Scheme Approvals > My Requests, then proceed accordingly. If you encounter any issues, please contact support.