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Property development and project support in Benin.
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The starting point for property tax information and the land administration services attached to DGID.
Public informationFor identifying a parcel and finding the office that handles its NICAD or certified cadastral plan.
Public informationFind the competent conservator for an official état de droits réels concerning a property.
Public informationNational urban planning and territorial development policy, with links to the services relevant to a building project.
Public informationAn official contact route for questions about irregular land occupation and construction.
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Investor support for business and development projects, including business formation and access-to-land resources.
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Territorial planning and geographical resources for understanding a location and its wider development context.
Public informationThe official source for national statistics, including population and housing census resources.
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Enquiries about SN HLM housing programmes, applications and its regional offices.
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A housing and land development company with majority public participation, offering its own programmes and customer services.
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A professional body publishing a directory of notaries and information about notarial services.
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The agency for cadastral information, land records and title transfers.
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The tax administration for IFU identification, property tax and online tax services.
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Investor guidance and the starting point for business formation procedures.
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Official housing, residential tenancy and building regulations.
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Territorial planning documents for understanding a project’s wider location.
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A mixed ownership company developing, marketing and managing its property programmes.
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The professional body and its directory of notarial practices in Benin.
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The professional directory for finding a surveyor and preparing a site assignment.
Public informationThe professional body for finding a lawyer in Benin.

National ministry responsible for urban planning, housing and the living environment. It publishes starting points for urban land, building permits and residential tenancy information, with central and specialist enquiry channels.
Specialist ministry counter for urban land enquiries and ACD applications. Published details refer to the Abidjan counter; users outside its service area should identify the competent territorial office.
Specialist counter for building-permit applications and enquiries. The ministry publishes a Cocody office. Confirm the project’s territorial coverage and the competent authority before submitting an application.
Public agency implementing rural land security. It publishes information on rural land certificates, occupation contracts and village boundaries, and routes users to the relevant local authorities and approved technical operators.
Public investment promotion and facilitation body. It assists with enterprise formalities and industrial-land requests. Property investors should check the specific scope and eligibility of any applicable support with the agency.

Professional institution for Côte d’Ivoire’s notaries. Its directory helps users find a notary for property-related deeds and formalities. The chamber provides institutional guidance and is not itself an individual notarial practice.

National professional body for lawyers in Côte d’Ivoire. It publishes a lawyer directory and secretariat contacts for locating legal counsel or raising matters within the bar’s professional responsibilities.

Professional order for architects in Côte d’Ivoire. It provides a directory of registered architects and an institutional contact for registration checks and guidance when seeking an architect for a building project.
Professional order for Côte d’Ivoire’s land surveyors. It provides an institutional starting point for finding an approved surveyor and asking about boundaries, parcel plans and professional registration.
Tax administration with land conservation, registration and cadastre functions. Its official material provides routes for ownership-record information and property-tax enquiries through the relevant administrative services.

ANStat publishes Côte d’Ivoire’s national statistics and links to publications and territorial tools. Its central contact can help identify data relevant to a location study.
National ministry for state property, cadastre and land affairs. Its FAQ routes land-title, boundary-survey and transfer enquiries through the territorial services responsible for the relevant parcel.

National tax administration. It publishes contact routes and tax-centre guidance for property-tax, registration-duty and related tax enquiries arising from ownership or a property transaction.

State-owned land development and equipment company. It publishes subdivision projects and enquiry channels for plots and development services, with regional contacts distinct from its Yaoundé headquarters.
Public body promoting and facilitating investment in Cameroon. The Presidency’s portal describes investor reception, guidance and project support, and publishes institutional contact channels for enquiries.

National professional body for lawyers in Cameroon. It publishes a bar roll and headquarters contacts for finding counsel or routing professional enquiries, including those arising from land and tenancy matters.

National professional order for architects in Cameroon. Its website links to the roll of authorised architects and suspension or removal lists, with an institutional enquiry route for checking registration.

National institute producing and publishing official statistics. Its surveys, social data and regional yearbooks help users examine population, living conditions and the territorial context for property research.

Property company providing sales, rentals and management of its housing. Its contact helps users check SIC offers and programmes for a specified location.

Cameroon’s civil-engineering order publishes a professional roll and central contact. Ask for a professional check before commissioning construction work.
Cameroon’s notarial chamber is identified in the International Union of Notaries directory. Its organisational email provides a route to the appropriate contact before a property-related application.

The Cameroon surveyors’ Order is listed by the French-speaking surveyors’ federation as OGEC. It is a professional reference to consult before boundary or survey work.

National land administration body covering registration, survey and mapping, valuation, and public or vested land management. It routes title searches, registration and parcel-plan enquiries through its divisions and territorial service points.

Office administering stool-land revenues and related ground-rent matters. Its regional contact list helps users find the relevant office for a ground-rent enquiry, alongside the separate land-registration functions of the Lands Commission.

National revenue authority publishing official stamp-duty information for property instruments. Its customer-service and tax-centre routes help users direct enquiries involving acquisitions, leases and property-related tax matters.

National spatial-planning authority publishing planning standards and procedures. Its framework permission covers specified development with wider impacts and is distinct from planning and development permits handled by district assemblies.

Metropolitan local authority publishing development and building-permit guidance for its own jurisdiction. It also provides local property-rate information. Its remit does not extend to every municipality in Greater Accra.

Public housing company publishing development programmes and property management, leasing and regularisation services. Its customer enquiry routes help users identify available projects and the relevant office for a particular property.

National investment promotion and facilitation authority, formerly GIPC. It provides investor guidance, project facilitation and aftercare, with property development among the sectors available through its public enquiry route.
Government department providing tenancy information and reconciliation for landlords and tenants. It offers a public starting point for guidance about a lease, rental concern or tenancy disagreement.

National professional association for lawyers in Ghana. Its website links to a lawyer-finder tool and publishes secretariat contacts for institutional guidance when seeking legal counsel for a property matter.

Public regulator of engineering practice in Ghana. It publishes a licensed-practitioners register and information on firms, with an institutional route for registration and professional-conduct enquiries relevant to building projects.
Public regulator of real-estate agency practice. It licenses and supervises agents and brokers and provides an institutional route for verification enquiries or concerns about professional practice.

National official statistics service. Its demographic, social and territorial data help users examine population, households and housing, while a public data-request route supports enquiries for additional information.

Professional institution for land, quantity, valuation and estate surveyors. Its site provides member and firm search routes and information on dispute-resolution services involving boundaries, ground rent and construction.

Ghana’s Judicial Service, with information about the court system and central contacts. It provides a route to ask which registry or authority to consult about a document, dispute or professional check.
ARC regulates the architectural profession in Ghana. Contact the council to ask how to check an architect and the scope of their practice.
Ministry responsible for housing, urbanism and territorial development policy. Its portal explains housing programmes and provides institutional routing. Local permit applications and individual housing files must go to the responsible territorial or programme office.

Public agency mobilising, servicing and managing urban land. It structures land portfolios and helps prepare sites for housing and investment projects through a regional network. Investment-land allocation routes should be checked with AAPI.
Public agency supporting domestic and foreign investors through one-stop offices and an economic-land platform. It provides an official starting route for investment projects, with land and authorisation enquiries directed to the responsible project office.

National council of the architects’ professional order. It maintains the national roll and coordinates local councils. Project owners can seek guidance on professional registration and the order’s role in disputes involving an architect.

Professional order for land-surveying experts. Its roll and map help users find registered practitioners for parcel and boundary matters. The relevant council can clarify a practitioner’s registration and regional professional routing.
Ministry publishing official information on lawyers, notaries and judicial mediators. Property users can identify the relevant legal profession before seeking a practitioner or court. Its central website is an institutional information and referral route.

Public office publishing population, social and economic statistics. Its census resources and publications help users understand territories and housing context. Population statistics are not evidence of ownership or a valuation of an individual property.

Tax administration publishing property-tax guidance and property declaration resources. Owners can use its services to identify the tax inspection or local tax centre responsible for the location of their property.

Public property developer offering LPP and LPL housing and commercial premises. Its portal links official offers and registration services. Availability varies by programme and wilaya, so applicants should check the current published offer.
DGDN is identified among Algeria’s Finance Ministry services. The ministry enquiry form explicitly offers National Domain, cadastre and land-registration services.
AADL works on housing programmes in Algeria. Its official directory publishes a headquarters email and two complete phone numbers for programme-routing enquiries.
Algeria’s notarial chamber is identified in the International Union of Notaries directory. Its organisational email provides a route to the appropriate contact before a property-related application.

Ministry responsible for justice, registries and notarial services. It provides institutional routing for property records and formal acts. Individual matters must reach the competent conservatória or cartório rather than treating the ministry switchboard as a local registry.
Public cartography and cadastre authority providing surveying, coordinate and land-file support services. Users can seek parcel and mapping guidance. Cadastral work should be distinguished from registration of property rights at the competent property registry.

Ministry responsible for public works, urbanism and housing. It provides sector-policy and programme information and institutional referrals. Local building permissions and parcel-specific approvals require the competent territorial administration rather than a general ministry enquiry.

Public agency promoting private investment and exports. It provides an official entry point for project registration and support. Property investors can seek routing to the institutions responsible for project authorisations and land-related investment enquiries.

Professional order for lawyers in Angola. It publishes a registered-lawyer route and institutional contacts. Property users can check their legal representative and seek guidance on professional matters or complaints without treating the order as a private law firm.

Professional order for qualified architects and urbanists. It provides professional guidance and a route for project owners to ask about a practitioner before appointing them for a building or development project.

Professional order for engineers in Angola, including civil and geographic engineering specialties. Its membership-status page helps users check a technical practitioner. Current standing and the relevant specialty should be confirmed for the proposed project.
Public institute publishing population and economic statistics, including construction-related surveys. Its census and publications help users examine population and housing context while checking the reference dates, definitions and geographic coverage of each statistical series.

Tax authority providing an entry point for Imposto Predial and property-tax enquiries. Owners and landlords can ask for the responsible tax office. Individual liabilities, current rules and payment procedures should be checked with the administration.
Luanda property-registry office with an appointment contact published by the ministry. Users can ask about routing a property-registration matter. Its exact territorial boundaries remain to be confirmed before assuming it covers a particular parcel.
Luanda notarial office with ministry-published appointment details. Property users can seek routing for formal acts. Office competence and current service availability should be confirmed, since the published announcement does not establish nationwide coverage.

FFH is listed among entities of Angola’s Public Works, Urbanism and Housing Ministry. The ministry provides a general contact for referral to the housing organisation.

Tax administration providing official resources for immovable-property transfer declarations and related tax enquiries. Buyers can seek tax guidance and the responsible office. Municipal property rates should be checked separately with the relevant local authority.
Public housing corporation offering homes for sale or rent and services for tenants. Its area offices and call centre route users to housing programmes and maintenance support. Current property availability must be checked on the official portal.

Public investment agency supporting investors through the Botswana One Stop Service Centre. Its property unit facilitates land and leasing for projects. Authorisations remain the responsibility of the relevant public authorities and property arrangements require case-specific confirmation.

Statutory council regulating real-estate professionals and their conduct. Buyers, tenants and owners can ask about a practitioner’s registration or a professional complaint. The council is a regulatory contact, not a general tenancy-dispute court.

Statutory council regulating architectural professionals and practice. Its registers help project owners check a practitioner, including the distinction between registration and a certificate authorising current practice. It also provides professional-conduct and complaint information.

Board regulating engineering practice and providing public registration and practising-certificate searches. Project owners can consult these sources before appointing a technical practitioner and use the board’s public enquiry or professional complaint route.
Specialised court hearing certain land-board and physical-planning appeals through several divisions. Its jurisdiction is limited and does not automatically cover inheritance, sale-contract enforcement or tenancy disputes. Users should confirm the appropriate division and appeal route.
Public authority disseminating official statistics and population and housing census results. Its data and maps support territorial research, with users checking reference periods and published definitions. Statistical information does not establish rights over an individual property.

Professional body for lawyers in Botswana. It provides a directory and professional-conduct complaint route. Property users can check a lawyer and ask how to confirm any additional qualification needed for the proposed conveyancing or notarial act.

Tax administration handling property taxation and land administration procedures. Its directory helps identify the cadastral service or land counter responsible for the location of a property.
Specialist DGI directorate for cadastral matters. It provides a starting route for identifying parcel information and the territorial service responsible for the land concerned.

State company developing urban land and related property products. Its customer services provide information on offered plots, project-related title follow-up and complaints concerning its own operations.

State company involved in housing development and management. It publishes property purchase and rental offers, with separate customer contacts for Ouagadougou headquarters and the western regional office.

Professional order responsible for the architectural profession in Burkina Faso. It provides practice information and a route to check an architect’s membership before a construction project.

Professional order for lawyers, publishing a roll dated February 2026. Its secretariat provides a route for professional checks and locating legal advice for a property matter.

Public institute producing national statistics and census results. Its demographic and territorial data help document population, households and the wider area relevant to a property project.
DGI land counter located in Bobo-Dioulasso. It routes users through local land procedures; the exact territorial boundaries must be confirmed for each property concerned.

Burkina Faso’s civil-engineering order publishes an email and enquiry form for its council. Ask for the current verification route before commissioning technical work.
The Construction de la Patrie ministry is identified on the government’s ANKAASOW housing platform. Portal contacts provide a route for housing-service enquiries.
The Burkina Faso Notaries’ Order represents the notarial profession. It is an enquiry point for finding a notary and preparing a property-deed request.

The Fédération des géomètres francophones lists Burkina Faso’s surveyors’ order. Its collective contact provides a route to ask how to identify a professional for boundaries, surveying or land documents.
Directorate responsible for land registration, cadastre and property titles. Its PMS portal publishes transfer-related services and separate contacts for offices in Bujumbura, Gitega and Ngozi.

Public agency promoting and supporting investment. Its service routes projects through the relevant formalities; a property-related investment still requires separate checks on the rights and location of the land.

Public statistics institute publishing the 2024 census results and demographic data. Its information service provides a route to official tables for analysing an area and its households.

Independent professional organisation of the Bujumbura bar. Its secretariat routes professional verification requests and enquiries about finding legal advice for a property contract or dispute.
Bar association publishing a roll of its lawyers and liaison offices. Its Gitega headquarters provides a route for membership checks and legal enquiries concerning a property matter.
Ministry overseeing the land-title and national cadastre directorate. Its general contact offers administrative routing when the appropriate land or justice service still needs to be identified.
Revenue administration with an institutional listing on its official trade portal. The central contact can route tax enquiries; a dedicated property-tax counter was not verified in this batch.

Public institute responsible for territorial management, mapping and cadastre. Its portal helps locate available parcel information; administrative cadastre must be distinguished from registration of property ownership rights.
Public directorate responsible for registration and notarial services, including property registration. Its central contact helps identify the registry office or notarial service relevant to the location of a property.
National revenue administration incorporating the contributions and taxes directorate. Its tax helpdesk routes national enquiries; municipal property tax requires the appropriate municipality rather than assuming national collection.

Public property and housing company publishing housing programmes, sales and subsidised rentals. Headquarters and selected island contacts provide routes for enquiries about the programmes and properties currently offered.
Public investment promotion and investor support agency. Its service provides information on establishing a project and routes enquiries to relevant authorities without guaranteeing access to a particular plot.

Professional order for architects in Cabo Verde, publishing registration information and a directory. Its secretariat provides a route for professional checks before selecting an architect for a construction project.

Professional order for lawyers publishing a list of valid registrations as of 14 September 2026. Its maintenance page retains temporary contacts for verification before proceeding with a property matter.
Public statistics institute providing censuses, thematic data and mapping products. Its dissemination service offers a route to official statistics for analysing population, households and the wider housing context.

Professional organisation for engineers in Cabo Verde. Its maintenance page retains a telephone and email contact; availability of a public roll and current verification arrangements still need confirmation.

Praia Municipal Council is the local-authority contact for the capital. Loja CMP presents information on urban procedures and municipal taxation.
Ministry supervising tax and state-land administration. Its central contact can route property-related enquiries to DGID without replacing the office responsible for the property or tax concerned.

Public statistics institute publishing demographic data and information on the fourth census. Its services offer a route to official sources for analysing population, households and the surrounding territory.
Lawyers’ professional body identified by the international bar conference. The ministry publishes a practitioner list that provides a referral route, to be supplemented by confirmation of current professional standing.
Notarial chamber identified in the international directory updated in June 2026. Its organisational contact and the ministry’s list provide routes for notarial enquiries before a property transaction.

Public business-formalities counter linked by the chamber of commerce and identified by the embassy. It routes establishment formalities, with contact variants requiring confirmation on its newer website.
Administration responsible for taxes, registration duties and state land. Ministry sources establish its role, but conflicting contact blocks require confirmation of the current property or tax counter.

Ministry publishing court contacts and legal-profession directories. These resources help locate a court or practitioner without establishing a dedicated tenancy-mediation service or determining jurisdiction for an individual case.

Public investment and export promotion agency linked by the commerce ministry. It assists business establishment and investor enquiries without replacing land checks or the approvals required for a property project.

Professional order for civil engineers publishing a 2026 roll and a firm directory. Its secretariat provides a route for registration checks and the appropriate contact before appointing technical services.
Notarial order identified in the international directory updated in June 2026. Its organisational contacts offer a route to request guidance and an official notary list before preparing a property transaction.

National statistics institute and enquiry route for demographic and household data. It helps identify a dated source appropriate to the area being studied.
Chad’s ministry responsible for spatial planning, urban development and housing. Its published organisational email and form provide a route to the appropriate land or technical service.
The Directorate General of Taxes is Chad’s tax administration listed by CREDAF. Its general mailbox provides a route to ask which office handles a property-related matter.
Ministry publishing an official link to the tax administration and central contacts. It offers an administrative referral when the tax office responsible for property income or a transaction still needs identification.

Public investment promotion and business-support agency. It publishes separate contacts for Grande Comore, Anjouan and Mohéli, alongside a digital one-stop service for business establishment formalities.

Public institute producing and disseminating economic, social and demographic statistics. Its publications and contact service offer routes to official data for understanding households and the wider territorial context.

Notarial chamber publishing a directory and organisational contacts. It provides routes to find a notary and request checks relevant to a transaction without guaranteeing every practitioner’s current standing.
Tax directorate identified by the finance ministry. The older ANPI portal also describes a tax and domains administration; the current structure and direct contact need confirmation before operational publication.
Ministry responsible for justice administration and access to law. Its public form accepts procedure and court or bar contact enquiries without determining jurisdiction for an individual property or tenancy case.
The Moroni Bar appears in the International Bar Conference directory. Comoros’ Justice Ministry general enquiry form provides a route to ask for referral to the bar.

Ministry supervising tax administration and publishing fiscal texts and a central contact. It can route property-related questions to DGID, subject to checking the responsible office and type of charge.
National notarial chamber listed by the International Union of Notaries. The June 2026 directory publishes an address and presidency contacts, which should be distinguished from an updated directory of all practising notaries.

Professional body for lawyers of the Pointe-Noire bar. Its website publishes secretariat contacts and professional information, providing a route to request a lawyer or check the appropriate professional contact.

Public agency supporting domestic and foreign investors. It helps identify the project’s authorities and formalities; land title and permits require checks with their respective offices.

Professional order for engineers in the Republic of the Congo, with its history describing legal creation in 2023. It publishes contacts and professional documents to support verification before a construction project.

Brazzaville bar publishing a lawyer directory and its professional-conduct functions. It offers a route to find legal counsel and verify registration, while remaining distinct from the Pointe-Noire bar office.
Tax administration with a taxpayer portal and a new organisational decree in September 2026. It routes property-tax enquiries while distinguishing land-related duties from the separately concession-operated property-tax collection.

Congo’s National Institute of Statistics publishes statistical resources and an organisational email. Ask which data and methods are appropriate for a locality or project study.
Congo’s architects’ order has a FAFA member entry with an organisational email. It provides a route to the secretariat and the current architect-verification process.
National agency supporting investors in DR Congo. Published Kinshasa headquarters and Lubumbashi and Mbuji-Mayi branch contacts help users present a project and request guidance to the responsible public authorities.

National tax administration publishing a central contact and tax services. It can route national tax questions concerning property-related activity; provincial property tax requires the revenue authority responsible for the property’s province.
National lawyers’ organisation publishing a directory and professional-conduct resources. Its secretariat provides a route for referral or professional checks, while local bars retain their own jurisdictions and administrative offices.
Kinshasa/Gombe bar with a directory and correspondence service. Its contacts can route legal enquiries and support verification of a member of this bar, without representing every bar in the country.

Civil engineers’ professional order. Its secretariat routes requests to check registration and qualifications before a construction assignment.

Public statistics institute with a government portal and a contact for its technical directorates. It routes territorial and demographic data requests, while several publication and data-service modules remain incomplete.
Ministry publishing land-affairs information, transaction resources and its directorates. The central contact can route enquiries to property-title or cadastral services without replacing the land district responsible for the property.
Ministry directorate responsible for granting and conserving property titles. The ministry headquarters offers a referral route; the responsible land registrar and district must be identified for the specific property.
Directorate responsible for inventorying and mapping property according to the ministry. It is distinct from title conservation; local survey operations, responsible offices and their contact details still need verification.
Ministry responsible for taxation, state land, cadastre and land conservation under the May 2026 decree. Its central switchboard offers a referral route to the department responsible for the property or enquiry.

Public statistics institute offering 2024 census results and publications on households and housing. Its website publishes an institutional mailbox and general telephone number for enquiries about official data and publications.

Public urban rehabilitation and social housing agency. Its maintenance page publishes a phone and email for enquiries about the responsible office and current information.
Directorate responsible for state land, cadastre and conservation of property and mortgages. The ministry publishes its remit; the ministry switchboard provides referral when current direct departmental contacts are unavailable.
Public surveying authority offering maps, coordinate certificates and boundary-related services. Its provincial-directorate directory helps identify the territorial survey office, which is distinct from the legal property-registration authority.

Property-tax administration publishing departmental contacts and an office directory by governorate. It routes enquiries about built property and land taxation, separately from the tax administration handling real-estate transactions.

Tax administration providing a dedicated real-estate transaction guide, a call centre and an office directory. It is distinct from the property-tax authority and should be consulted according to the transaction concerned.

Ministry presenting housing programmes and its specialist bodies, including NUCA and the social-housing fund. Its contact page provides an address and a form, while telephone and email fields are blank.
New-communities authority publishing land opportunities and investor services. Its current portal supplies a dedicated contact; programme-specific channels and the city authority responsible for a property must be distinguished.

Public social-housing and mortgage-finance support fund linked by the housing ministry. Its portal offers beneficiary services and complaints; the requirements and availability of the relevant programme should be checked directly.
Public authority assisting investors and business establishment. Its assistance page publishes a call centre; it routes projects without replacing land administrations or permissions required for the specific development site.

Public organisation maintaining the real-estate broker register and offering registration-status certificates. Its support centre and branches route verification requests, separately from a commercial directory of practitioners available for hire.

National lawyers’ professional organisation publishing a general contact and local bars with their jurisdictions. The directory helps locate the relevant office without automatically establishing an individual practitioner’s current professional standing.

National statistics agency offering population, housing and construction data. Its current website publishes a central contact and regional directory, helping route enquiries and identify publications relevant to analysing a property location.

Public consumer-protection authority providing complaint contacts. Ask whether an issue involving a seller or provider falls within its remit; it does not replace the appropriate tenancy jurisdiction.
Engineers’ professional syndicate identified by the world engineering federation. The directory publishes an address and telephone; access to its own website and a current professional roll requires further verification.
The Justice Ministry links to Digital Egypt for property-registration and documentation services. Read the available services before preparing an application.
The General Organization for Physical Planning is listed among the Housing Ministry’s agencies. The ministry’s enquiry form provides a starting point for asking which planning office is responsible.

National statistics institute publishing a recent statistical yearbook and demographic and economic data. Its dedicated contact page confirms headquarters channels for requesting territorial information and locating relevant official publications.
Ministry responsible for land administration, surveying, registration of rights and public valuation functions. Its central contact provides referral; the relevant department and land-tenure system must be distinguished for the particular property.

Public housing board offering rentals, property sales and institutional housing. Its channels distinguish general enquiries, transactions, complaints and maintenance faults for the Mbabane and Matsapha estates, supporting programme-specific contact.
Public investment and trade promotion authority offering administrative referral and project support. Its official contact retains a legacy email domain; investor facilitation does not replace the land authority or project-specific permissions.

Statutory council registering and regulating architects, engineers, surveyors and allied professionals. Its dedicated page publishes contact channels; the public-register link returns an error, requiring direct confirmation of an individual professional’s current standing.

Statutory construction-industry council publishing contractor-search and certificate-verification tools. Its services concern industry registration and projects, providing a regulatory starting point rather than a private construction business available for hire.

Mbabane municipality providing local-service referral, planning information and municipal property-rate administration. Its civic-office contact concerns this city; projects and properties elsewhere must be routed to the authority for their own area.

Manzini municipality whose building inspectorate receives and reviews plans and checks construction and occupation. Published municipal contacts are distinguished from demonstration contact details still present elsewhere in the site footer.

Revenue administration identified in SADC institutional information and its own portal. Site-access problems limit verification; generic contacts and the allocation of property-related taxes should be checked before relying on an operational referral.

National ministry presenting urban policy, land administration, cadastre and supervised construction bodies. Its central contact routes enquiries; regional and municipal service counters remain distinct and must be identified for the location of the project.

Addis Ababa agency handling landholding registration and information, with transfer and complaint services. Its territorial directory helps route enquiries, although several local telephone fields are incomplete and cannot support direct office contact.

Public investment commission offering information, facilitation and administrative referral. Its contact page publishes general headquarters channels; land permissions and the conditions applying to a particular investment project must be checked with the responsible authorities.

Public authority regulating, registering and supervising the construction industry. It publishes reports of registered businesses and a general contact; each professional’s or company’s current status should be confirmed through the responsible service.
Ministry presenting federal advocacy regulation and public legal services. Its central telephone is published, while the advocacy directorate and document-authentication service remain separate routes; current generic email and professional registers still require confirmation.
Ministry directorate responsible for advocacy licensing, disciplinary complaints and free legal aid administration. Its page offers a departmental enquiry form; direct telephone/email channels and an operational public professional register still need confirmation.

Federal document-authentication and registration service publishing a general contact and branch directory. It handles documents and powers of attorney, separately from landholding registration; the branch and jurisdiction appropriate to the case should be checked.

City bureau responsible for housing development and administration in Addis Ababa. It publishes applicant services and rental-registration information; its functions and contact channels concern this city rather than every Ethiopian housing programme.
National statistics service publishing census, population, household and housing resources. A generic email is published; incomplete telephone displays and an unloaded territorial-office directory limit direct telephone and local-office referral.

Federal Housing Corporation presents residential and commercial rental and sales services. Its general contact provides a route to ask about current offers and conditions.

The Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers brings civil engineers together and provides professional resources and activities. It is listed by the World Federation of Engineering Organizations.

Tax administration publishing property-contribution information, registration duties and territorial service coverage. Its current contact page offers a routing tool; older website contact details are retained with an explicit currency reservation before direct use.

Public agency promoting investment and administrative facilitation, supporting business establishment. Its website publishes headquarters contacts; land permissions and requirements for a particular project remain with the competent authorities and must be checked separately.

National statistics institute presenting its 2024 statutes and population and territorial publications. Its newer website and regional institutional directory confirm identity; older pages retain the DGS label and variable telephone formats that require care.

Gabon’s public urban-planning, surveying and cadastre agency. It provides a routing point for land enquiries; contacts shown here concern only its Estuaire G1 agency.

Gabonese property company providing housing developments and information about its offers. Contact it to check a programme, availability and conditions.
L’Ordre des Avocats du Gabon represents the legal profession in Gabon. Its collective contact provides a route to ask how to find a lawyer for a property transaction or dispute.

Ministry hosting the deed-registration department and overseeing the alternative dispute resolution secretariat. General contacts provide referral; they are not direct lines for every registry, tribunal or regional dispute-resolution centre.
Registrar General service handling leases, assignments, conveyances, mortgages and deed searches. Its ministry page documents these functions; the central contact is a referral route and published fees should be checked for current applicability.

Revenue authority publishing rental-income, capital-gains and stamp-duty information. Its contacts and office directory provide taxpayer referral; municipal property rates remain distinct from national taxes and require the relevant local authority.

Public corporation managing a housing-finance fund and property programmes alongside social-security schemes. Its directory distinguishes mortgage and title-deed enquiries for its own operations; older project announcements do not establish current availability.

National investment and export promotion agency providing administrative referral and information about business parks. Its entry point does not replace the land, environmental or construction approvals required for a particular investment project.

National statistical body disseminating census, survey and territorial data. Its contacts provide a route to relevant publications; reference periods and whether results are provisional or final should be checked before using housing indicators.
Kanifing local authority publishing municipal-service and property-rate information. Its contact and rates unit concern this municipality; permits and properties elsewhere need the responsible local counter, and national land-registration functions remain separate.

Ministry responsible for land policy and coordination of lands, survey and planning departments. The approved national policy identifies its functions; current central contact details still need verification before an operational property enquiry.
Department handling surveys, cadastral mapping, valuation and preparation of public-land leases. It must be distinguished from the Justice Ministry’s deed registry and local customary authorities when identifying the office responsible for a particular property.
Department responsible for physical planning, development control and permit routing. The national policy distinguishes Banjul, Kanifing and regional planning authorities; the appropriate local office must be identified for each construction project.
Lawyers’ professional association identified by the International Bar Association. Its institutional entry provides a legal reference; the own website, current professional roll and direct secretariat contacts require confirmation before relying on a practitioner referral.
Alternative-dispute-resolution secretariat under Gambia’s Justice Ministry. The shared ministry contact provides a referral route for mediation, conciliation or arbitration enquiries.

Ministry responsible for urban planning, housing and territorial development. Its website identifies land and technical departments and publishes an email route; the displayed telephone is a placeholder and is not a usable contact number.
Land-conservation directorate identified by the public-service portal and 2026 budget. The title-registration information also refers to the relevant municipality; territorial office details and direct organisational contacts still need confirmation for the property.

Tax administration publishing property-contribution and rental-income information. Its portal and office address provide taxpayer routing; older rates and territorial tax-office responsibilities must be checked for each particular transaction or property.

Public agency supporting investment and business formalisation. Central and regional contact routes help direct projects; registering a business does not replace land, tax or construction checks required for a particular property investment.

National institute disseminating Guinea’s census, survey and territorial data. Its contact page distinguishes the general directorate and other services; publication dates and the geographic coverage of housing tables should be checked before reuse.
Guinea’s professional Bar, identified in the International Conference of Bars directory. It is a contact point for asking how to check a legal professional.
State-land and cadastre directorate identified in the 2026 public budget. The ministry contact helps users request the appropriate plot or plan service, distinguishing title conservation.
Spatial and urban-planning directorate identified in the 2026 public budget. The shared ministry email provides a route to ask which technical service and local counter to consult.
Architecture, construction and housing directorate identified in the 2026 public budget. Its available entry point is the ministry’s central contact for appropriate guidance.
Architects’ order identified in the Fédération des Architectes Francophones d’Afrique directory. Its published organisational email provides a route to ask for the secretariat and current architect-verification process.
The French-speaking surveyors’ federation lists the surveyors’ Order in Guinea. Its national entry provides a delegation contact for initial professional guidance.

Finance ministry publishing access to the taxpayer portal and a general enquiry route. It provides referral to contributions and taxes; its mailbox must not be presented as a direct contact for every local tax office.
Contributions and tax administration operating Kontaktu. Published categories include property, rental income, transfers and stamp charges; taxpayers should verify the responsible service and category applicable to their particular transaction or property.
National statistics institute disseminating census material, projections and household surveys. AFRISTAT corroborates its domain and the own contact page publishes channels; reference periods and census progress must be distinguished from final released housing results.
L’Ordem dos Advogados da Guiné-Bissau represents the legal profession in Guinea-Bissau. Its collective contact provides a route to ask how to find a lawyer for a property transaction or dispute.
Bissau Municipal Council is the capital’s municipal authority and a UCCLA member. The cities’ union publishes its general mailbox in the institutional member entry.

National department responsible for land registration, surveys, valuation and physical planning. Its office directory distinguishes locations and functions; the relevant registry, territorial authority and available digital service must be identified for each particular property.

Constitutional commission responsible for public land and land-governance oversight. It also provides routes concerning historical land injustices and traditional dispute mechanisms; its county coordination offices are distinct from the State Department’s title registries.

National revenue authority providing information on property capital gains and rental income. Its contact centre and office directory route tax enquiries; land rents and county property rates remain separate responsibilities requiring the appropriate authority for the property.

Public housing operator offering property sales, rentals and housing-related services. Its contacts concern its own estates and projects; availability, application terms and the current corporate form should be checked rather than inferred from older property advertisements.

Public investment promotion and facilitation authority. Its enquiry point and procedures portal route investors and projects; this support does not establish land ownership, confer a building permit or guarantee approval by another responsible public authority.

Advocates’ professional body offering public resources, practitioner search and complaint referral. Notaries public follow a separate appointment route; an advocate’s membership alone does not establish notarial status or confirm current authority for a particular property transaction.

Statutory board regulating licensed land surveyors and their practice. Its website provides organisational contacts and a practitioner-search route; it is distinct from Survey of Kenya, which performs public surveying and mapping functions for land administration.

Board regulating architects and quantity surveyors, their registration and professional conduct. Its public lists distinguish practitioners and firms; displayed status and current permission to practise should be checked before commissioning advice or design for a property project.

Statutory board responsible for engineer registration, licensing and oversight of engineering practice. Its compliance services provide a route to verify technical practitioners; the Institution of Engineers of Kenya is a separate professional association rather than this statutory regulator.

Board regulating land and property valuation and maintaining registered valuers and annual licence information. Its directory displays practice status; professional registration does not guarantee a valuation outcome or certify ownership of the property being assessed.

Board regulating registration and practice of physical planners. Its publications include a 2026 practitioner list; a registered consultant remains distinct from the public office responsible for approving a plan or granting local development permission.

Statutory board responsible for registering and overseeing estate agents. Its public directory distinguishes individual agents and companies and displays standing; it supports checks before engagement without constituting an iZAO endorsement of a particular practitioner.

National statistics body disseminating censuses, surveys and territorial publications. Its data-request contact and county-office directory route household and housing enquiries; reference periods, definitions and release status must be checked before interpreting an indicator or local statistic.

Public authority regulating construction, contractor registration and project oversight. Its register and services support checks before building; NCA registration does not replace land, environmental or county development approvals required for the particular construction project.
Nairobi county government providing development-control, inspection, property-rate and public-housing enquiry routes. Its guidance applies within Nairobi only; other counties require their own responsible authorities, and the county contact is not a national land-registry switchboard.
Specialist superior court handling disputes concerning environment, land use, occupation and title. Its registry and stations provide enquiry routes; court jurisdiction must be distinguished from mediation, rent tribunals and administrative land-registration services for the particular matter.
Tribunal handling certain controlled residential tenancies. The judicial directory provides an enquiry contact; the dispute’s eligibility and appropriate registry must be confirmed rather than assuming that every residential rental falls within this tribunal’s jurisdiction.
Directorate responsible for registering land transactions and associated instruments. Searches, transfers and record requests should be directed to the responsible registry; central State Department contacts are referral channels rather than direct contacts for every local office.
Public survey and mapping directorate producing and maintaining geographical and cadastral information. Its technical function differs from title registration and from the professional regulation of surveyors undertaken by the separate Land Surveyors’ Board.
National directorate supporting and coordinating physical planning. It advises on policies, standards and plans; county development-control services and building-permit routes must be identified separately for each project rather than inferred from the national headquarters.
Tribunal handling disputes in certain controlled business tenancies. Its role differs from the residential rent tribunal; the judicial tribunals secretariat provides referral to the current registry and an enquiry route concerning the particular lease.

Public authority responsible for land administration, leases, deed-related services and cadastral information. Its website identifies legal and survey enquiry routes; municipal planning powers and local property charges should be distinguished from the authority’s land-administration functions.

Public housing and land-development corporation offering serviced sites, homes and rentals within its own estate portfolio. Its contact provides a route to current programmes; older advertisements and website catalogue counts do not establish present availability or allocation rights.

National revenue administration and enquiry route for rental-income taxation. Its contact and digital services should be distinguished from land ground rent, land-authority fees and municipal property charges when identifying the authority responsible for a particular liability.

Public development and investment-facilitation corporation also managing industrial and commercial property. Its property service concerns its own portfolio; investor assistance does not replace land-registration checks or the permissions required for a particular establishment or construction project.

Legal-practitioners’ professional body providing information and complaint referral. Its contacts provide a route to legal assistance; practitioner lists, notarial or conveyancing qualification and current practice status should be checked separately before relying on a property adviser.

National statistics department disseminating censuses, surveys and territorial information. Population, cartography and dissemination contacts route household and housing enquiries; reference years and publication status should be checked rather than inferred from a website’s latest update.

Public legal-aid service for poor or vulnerable people, including advice, property-law representation and mediation. Its contact provides a route to eligibility and local-office enquiries; assistance and a particular dispute outcome are not guaranteed for every applicant.

National revenue authority publishing real-property tax and property tax-registration information. Its contact centre routes taxpayer enquiries; registering a property for taxation does not create a land title or validate ownership in the land authority’s registry.

Public housing agency responsible for housing projects and community development. Its contact provides programme referral; several service pages contain little substantive information and do not establish available homes, current application terms or entitlement to an allocation.
Public records and archives agency offering enquiry routes for legal instruments, searches and certain registrations. Its services must be distinguished from the land authority’s property registry; the appropriate handling route for a particular document requires confirmation.

National bar association providing public referral, member services and complaint channels. Its secretariat helps identify the appropriate legal enquiry point; association membership alone does not certify notarial appointment or authorise a particular property transaction on someone’s behalf.

Public statistics and geo-information institute disseminating censuses, surveys and territorial resources. Its customer-care route supports population and housing data enquiries; versions, reference periods and functioning links should be checked for each publication before relying on an indicator.

Public authority responsible for land governance and administration, including registry, survey and customary-land functions. It also describes land mediation; differing telephone publications and appropriate county service counters require confirmation for the particular property enquiry.
Ministry responsible for infrastructure and construction-control and zoning functions. Its public information provides permit and technical-service referral; the land authority’s parallel zoning role and appropriate territorial counters require clarification for a particular development project.

Public commission promoting, facilitating and supporting investment. Its portal provides an administrative enquiry route; commission assistance does not replace land checks or project approvals, and inconsistent telephone publications require confirmation before relying on a central number.
Land-authority department encompassing registry, survey, valuation and customary-land recognition functions. Its page identifies division responsibilities; the authority’s general contact is a referral route and does not establish a dedicated departmental line or complete county-office coverage.
Land-authority department responsible for land-use plans, public-land management and zoning functions. Its role must be reconciled with Public Works permit procedures; the exact approval counter and current allocation of responsibilities require confirmation for the particular development.
Engineering Society of Liberia is the engineering organisation listed by WFEO for Liberia. Its institutional entry provides a contact for guidance before a technical assignment.

Public reference body for mapping, geodetic networks and geographical information. It helps identify technical products relevant to land; its maps and standards do not replace the real-estate registry, a parcel-specific boundary check or the responsible local planning authority.

Ministry presenting public housing and development policies and programmes of the Government of National Unity. Its contact routes institutional enquiries; programme operators, local counters and access conditions must be identified separately for the specific project or housing need.

Public investment promotion and privatisation authority publishing investor and regional enquiry channels. It routes establishment procedures; this support does not establish land ownership, confer a construction permit or guarantee approval by another public authority for a specific investment.
Real-estate registry administration publishing enquiry routes and regional references. It provides an institutional starting point for land-record matters; current transfer powers, operational availability and the responsible territorial office must be confirmed for the particular property.

Public body implementing housing and infrastructure projects. It provides an institutional enquiry route for its own operations and procurement; its mandate does not establish a private contractor available for hire or an automatic route to receive a dwelling.

Authority managing State property and transactions concerning its portfolio. Its offices provide enquiry routes for State-owned assets; they are distinct from the real-estate registry, private conveyancing services and courts handling general tenancy or private ownership disputes.

National urban and regional planning authority responsible for policies, standards and monitoring tools. Its enquiry route helps identify relevant plans or technical opinions; local authorisations and the responsible project-specific jurisdiction still require verification with the competent territorial service.
The Tax Authority is listed among Libya’s Finance Ministry bodies. The ministry’s general contact provides a route to ask which tax office is responsible.
National tax administration and information route for taxes, duties and procedures affecting property. It publishes specialist enquiry channels; the allocation of responsibilities with municipalities and the applicable fiscal rules should be checked for the particular property or transaction.

National investment promotion and facilitation agency offering investor assistance and a one-stop service. It routes establishment projects and administrative enquiries; this support does not confer land ownership, a building permit or automatic approval by another responsible public authority.

Professional notarial chamber publishing a geographical directory and information on property instruments and mediation. It helps identify an appropriate notary and verify the contact; professional work remains with the responsible notarial office rather than the chamber itself.

Professional order overseeing surveyors and professional ethics. Its portal provides a geographical search route to identify a practitioner for verification before boundary work or a land study; a directory entry does not itself guarantee a particular survey or property right.

Professional order regulating architectural practice and maintaining the architects’ roll. It provides contacts and resources for checking a practitioner; local building permission and project compliance remain separate procedures requiring the responsible authority and appropriate project-specific verification.

Professional engineering order publishing its reference legislation and ethical framework. Its secretariat provides a route to check an engineer and their discipline; regional direct contacts and a current complete public register remain insufficiently established in the opened sources.

National statistical institution publishing census, household-survey and territorial information. Its resources help users understand population and housing conditions; each publication must be interpreted using its own reference period, definitions and geographical coverage rather than assumed to describe current property conditions.

Property company in Madagascar with a contact point for enquiries about its housing activities and projects. Open offers and their conditions must be confirmed directly.

The ministry coordinates spatial planning and land services. Its observatory provides planning documents and receives information enquiries.
DGSF coordinates land-tenure security and land and survey services. It helps identify the branch responsible for a plot’s documents.
DGAT works on spatial planning and urban development. Observatory resources help locate plans and service standards.
FTM is the national geographic and hydrographic institute. It produces and distributes maps, geographic data and geodetic references.
The Madagascar Bar organises the legal profession and regional sections. Contact the Order for help finding property-law advice.

Ministry responsible for land administration, physical planning and housing policies. Its departments have distinct functions; responsible regional registries, customary authorities and local councils must be identified for each property rather than treated as a single national counter.

Public housing operator managing its own properties, projects and plots. Headquarters and regional channels support enquiries about its portfolio; availability, sale or rental conditions and required applications must be confirmed for the particular estate or programme.

Public investment and trade promotion agency offering project support and one-stop services. It routes establishment enquiries and administrative procedures; land rights, local permits and sector-specific approvals must still be checked with the responsible authorities for the particular investment.

National revenue authority publishing information on residential rental income and taxpayer assistance channels. Its contact centre routes fiscal enquiries; municipal property rates and duties administered by other institutions remain distinct and require the appropriate authority for the property or instrument.

Statutory institution regulating engineering and allied professions, including professional conduct and registration. Its secretariat helps identify the appropriate verification route; a portal link alone does not certify a practitioner’s current standing, discipline or authority to undertake a particular building assignment.

Legal professional body providing licensing, notarial and complaint resources. It offers a route to request verification and identify the responsible contact; legal-practitioner standing and distinct notarial certification must be checked for the particular instrument or property matter.
Lilongwe municipal council responsible for planning, building inspection and local land and estate services. Its remit concerns the city; users must verify the responsible counter, applicable rules and charges for the particular project rather than infer national coverage.

Public body assuming the former Registrar General’s functions, including stamp and estate duties. Its enquiry route helps identify how an instrument is handled; business registration and movable-security resources do not establish ownership in the immovable-property registry.
Department handling titles, leases, transfers, official searches and related land instruments within its remit. Regional offices and local authorities remain distinct; the ministry’s central channel is a referral route rather than a direct contact for every registry.
Public surveying and mapping department responsible for cadastral plans and technical quality of survey information. Its role differs from title registration; regional technical offices and the current standing of licensed private surveyors require separate verification for the property.
Department responsible for physical plans, standards and planning advice. It participates in development control alongside local councils; the authority responsible for issuing an approval must be established according to the project, location and applicable territorial arrangements.
Department responsible for housing policy and public programmes, including rural and institutional housing. It is distinct from Malawi Housing Corporation and its own property portfolio; enquiry points, eligibility and availability depend on the particular programme and responsible operator.
Department responsible for public real-estate management and valuation, including asset and compensation functions. Its mandate differs from private valuation services commissioned by individuals; current departmental responsibilities and a dedicated enquiry channel still require confirmation from the parent ministry.
CIRA is the construction regulator identified by the government reforms portal. Its IPMS directory presents firm licences with filters for year, discipline and location.
Subdirectorate responsible for public and private State property, leases and certain acquisitions or disposals. Its State-property functions do not replace cadastral checks or territorial services; users should confirm which office handles the particular instrument and property.
Subdirectorate responsible for cadastral plans, parcel information and associated technical work. It provides a reference for surveying and property identification; cadastral information does not dispense with checking the relevant land instruments or responsible territorial registration service.
National tax administration providing enquiries on taxes within its remit, including property income. It is distinct from State-property services and local levies; users should verify current treatment for their file rather than infer rates or liabilities from older guidance.

Public administrative establishment involved in housing policies, programmes and financing mechanisms. It provides an enquiry route concerning its interventions; programme conditions, available housing and territorial files should be confirmed with the responsible service before relying on an allocation or application.
Professional notarial order providing an institutional route for authentic instruments and identifying the competent practitioner. Users can request verification through the organisation; the current roll and the practitioner’s authority for the intended property instrument should still be confirmed.

Professional order of expert surveyors offering a verification and referral route for land-related technical work. Its secretariat can help identify the appropriate practitioner; current registration and suitability for the particular boundary, survey or property assignment require confirmation.

Public institute responsible for official statistics, censuses and household surveys. Its resources guide research on population and housing; the reference period, territorial scope and complete tables should be checked before reusing figures or describing current local housing conditions.

Company involved in property operations and disposals in Mali. Its organisational channels help users check an offer advertised in its name and request applicable conditions.
Public directorate responsible for State property, cadastre and land administration. It handles instruments and information within its services; the responsibilities of its subdirectorates and territorial offices should be distinguished for each property file rather than assumed to be interchangeable.
Architects’ order identified in the Fédération des Architectes Francophones d’Afrique directory. Its published organisational email provides a route to ask for the secretariat and current architect-verification process.
IGM produces maps and maintains Mali’s geodetic references. It is a technical contact for a project’s geographic data.
The Mali Bar is a contact for the legal profession and referrals to a lawyer. It can be approached before a property contract or when a dispute arises.

Public investment-promotion agency supporting project promoters and investor entry procedures. It helps identify relevant authorities and steps; its involvement does not guarantee land rights, planning permission, residence rights or a tax incentive for a particular property investment.

Public solidarity delegation involved in social housing through the Dari programme. Its contact route provides guidance on its interventions; eligibility, local operations and housing actually available should be confirmed with the programme rather than inferred from announcements or beneficiary information.

Public statistics and demographic-analysis agency producing population and housing census resources. It provides a route for data enquiries; complete tables, reference dates and territorial definitions should be verified before figures are reused or interpreted as current property-market information.

Mauritanian property company providing enquiries about its land-development and property operations. Its contacts help users check an operation and its conditions directly with the company.
Ministry responsible for land and housing, with distinct surveying, cadastre and planning services. It provides central referral; municipal approvals and Rodrigues responsibilities must be checked for the particular project rather than assuming that a mainland headquarters handles every property.
Public division responsible for government surveying, State-land management and mapping references. It helps identify the appropriate technical service; its functions differ from deed registration and municipal construction approval, and the responsible parcel or lease counter should be confirmed.
Unit maintaining the digital cadastre and issuing Parcel Identification Numbers. It handles technical parcel-location and plan enquiries; cadastral information remains distinct from the deeds and registrations maintained by the Registrar General, and does not alone certify ownership.
Division preparing national planning instruments and certain planning clearances for State-land developments. It provides project reference information; building and land-use permits also involve the responsible local authority, and the applicable route must be checked for the site.
Public property-valuation department supporting duties, local rates, acquisitions and rental valuations within its remit. It provides enquiries about government valuation work; authorities assessing or collecting taxes and private valuers remain distinct, and the responsible service should be confirmed.
Department registering instruments, publicising land transactions and preserving mortgage registrations. It offers searches, copies and related duty services; these functions differ from technical cadastre and municipal permits, and the appropriate section should be selected for the property document.

Public housing-development company providing programmes and a customer-service centre. It handles enquiries about its own operations and estate-management services; available housing, assistance and admission conditions should be confirmed directly rather than inferred from older programme descriptions or application forms.

Social-housing project company identified as an NHDC subsidiary. Its contact route concerns its programme and operations; project progress, admission conditions and housing available for allocation must be verified with the responsible service rather than assumed from delivery announcements.
Tax authority providing information and assistance on obligations within its remit. It offers referral for property-income enquiries; Registrar General duties and municipal rates must be distinguished for the file, and current tax treatment should be confirmed with the responsible service.
Public investment-facilitation body with a real-estate and hospitality entry point. It guides projects and relevant procedures; acquisition rights, approvals and potential incentives must be verified for the applicant’s circumstances rather than inferred from promotional descriptions or historical portal information.

Statutory regulator of real-estate participants publishing a first registration phase in2026. It provides enquiries on covered categories and appropriate verification; business registration does not automatically certify every individual agent, rental activity or entitlement to undertake a particular property transaction.

Statutory council regulating, registering and disciplining architects. Its secretariat and register provide a professional-verification route; current practising standing and the scope of the proposed assignment should be confirmed for the development rather than assumed from an association membership.
Statutory council regulating the engineering profession and publishing register routes. Its secretariat provides verification enquiries; the discipline, current registration and suitability for the property-related assignment should be confirmed separately rather than inferred from a name appearing in an undated directory.
Statutory council regulating quantity surveyors and publishing annual professional lists. It provides a verification and referral route; the relevant year’s registration and suitability of the practitioner for the proposed cost or construction assignment should be confirmed before appointment.
Public authority regulating construction-industry participants and their registration. It provides stakeholder-verification resources; this regulation remains distinct from individual professional licensing and municipal approval for a particular development, so both the participant category and project permissions should be checked.

Port Louis city council responsible for local building and land-use control among municipal services. It routes permit and municipal-charge enquiries within the city; its contacts do not cover other councils or islands, and national land-registration checks remain separate.
Public statistics service providing population data, household surveys and territorial indicators. Its publications support research on living conditions; reference periods, definitions and complete tables should be checked before reuse rather than treating headline indicators as current local property-market evidence.
Professional council responsible for registering, regulating and disciplining land surveyors. Its ministry page provides a reference route for professional checks; the direct secretariat and the currency of the roll should be confirmed for the proposed surveying assignment and property.
Professional town-planning council responsible for the register, ethics and discipline. Its ministry reference identifies the relevant body; direct secretariat contacts and the practitioner’s current registration should be checked before commissioning a planning assignment or relying on professional standing.
Mauritius barristers’ professional association, identified by the International Bar Association. Its secretariat provides an enquiry route for checks before legal advice or representation.
Mauritius’s notarial chamber is identified in the International Union of Notaries directory. Its organisational email provides a route to the appropriate contact before a property-related application.
Mauritius’s judiciary publishes District Court information and a court-by-court registry directory. Use it to identify an enquiry point before a court procedure.
The Environment and Land Use Appeal Tribunal handles certain environment and land-use appeals. Its government-directory entry provides an institutional contact.
State housing and land-development operator organised through a regional network. Headquarters provides group-level information; users should identify the subsidiary and agency responsible for the programme and confirm availability and operation-specific conditions rather than relying on older sales announcements.

Morocco’s principal producer of official statistics, publishing censuses, surveys and territorial resources. It supports population and housing research; the reference period, definitions and coverage of a specific table should be checked before using figures to describe current local conditions.

National council representing and overseeing the notarial profession, with a public notary directory. It helps identify the institutional contact and check registration; territorial competence and the professional’s current standing should be confirmed for the instrument.

Urban agency serving Tétouan and Chefchaouen provinces and Mdiq-Fnideq prefecture. It provides planning-document and review information; the issuing authority and project counter should be identified by municipality.

Professional order for land-surveying engineers, providing professional oversight and registration enquiries. Its secretariat routes standing checks; current roll results and the practitioner’s relevant specialism should be confirmed before a commission.
Rabat Bar, identified in the International Conference of Bars directory. Its organisational emails provide an enquiry route about lawyer registration and assignments.
The ministry leads spatial-planning, urban-development and housing policies. Urban agencies are territorial contacts for planning documents.
DGI provides information on taxes within its remit, including rental income, property gains and registration. Its support can guide owners and investors.
AMDIE promotes investment and exports. For a business property project, start by asking for the contact suited to the sector and region.

FMCI represents consulting and engineering in Morocco. It can help orient a search for an engineering consultancy to prepare or monitor a construction project.
Ministry whose current structure includes land administration and territorial development. Its technical directorates and supervised institutions have distinct functions; users should identify the territorial counter responsible for the land and project rather than rely on an older ministry structure.

Ministry responsible for public-works, housing and urbanisation policy, distinct from MAAP land administration. It routes enquiries concerning its programmes; the responsible municipal authority and technical service should be checked for the project.
Public fund involved in housing finance and serviced-land development, with published delegation contacts. It provides information about its programmes; availability, admission conditions and allocation decisions should be confirmed for each operation.

Public investment and export-facilitation agency publishing delegation and economic-zone routes. It guides project promoters to relevant administrations; its involvement does not guarantee land rights or project approval, and the competent land and municipal authorities should be consulted separately.

Municipal council handling local services, permit information and property-related charges in Maputo. Its contact route identifies city services; it does not represent other municipalities, provincial authorities or national land offices. The responsible city service requires confirmation.

Lawyers’ professional order providing a reference for legal referral and practitioner verification. It helps identify the responsible service; the current roll, relevant specialism and availability for a property or tenancy matter should be confirmed.
Public statistics institute providing census and household-survey resources. Its central contact routes data enquiries; reference periods, definitions and complete tables should be checked before interpreting housing conditions or using older census figures as current local property-market information.
National tax administration providing taxpayer assistance. It offers referral to identify the responsible tax service; municipal property taxation and DUAT land charges should be distinguished by location and file, rather than treating the taxpayer portal as a universal property-tax counter.
National directorate responsible for cadastre, administration of DUAT land-use rights and territorial instruments. It helps identify land checks and the competent service; local counters and project approvals should be established.
Public mapping and remote-sensing reference centre listed among institutions supervised by the current ministry. It provides a technical reference distinct from land instruments; its authoritative website, current direct counter and available datasets should be confirmed.
Registration and notarial directorate with an institutional reference and organisational contacts published on the civil-registration system. It helps identify the competent office; current immovable-property and notarial services should be confirmed for the file rather than assumed from the civil portal.
Ordem dos Engenheiros de Moçambique is the engineering organisation listed by WFEO for Mozambique. Its institutional entry provides a contact for guidance before a technical assignment.
Current ministry incorporating land services alongside separate fisheries and water functions. Its land administration routes enquiries to specialist directorates; users should identify the registry, land-tenure regime and territorial office for each property.
Directorate responsible for property registration and access to land information and records. It provides an entry point to identify the deeds service; the territorial office and current search arrangements should be confirmed for the property.

Public housing enterprise providing construction, housing finance and rentals within its own portfolio, with published regional offices. It supplies programme information; availability, admission conditions and application arrangements should be confirmed with the responsible office.

Self-regulatory legal-profession body with ethics functions and specialist committees, including property and notarial practice. It helps users seek professional verification or legal referral; the practitioner’s current qualification and competent service should be confirmed.

Estate-agent regulatory board dealing with registration and professional certificates. Its secretariat provides agent-verification enquiries; the certificate, validity period and current standing should be confirmed before a transaction or mandate rather than inferred from a renewal announcement or a commercial listing.
Statutory council responsible for registration and oversight of architects and quantity surveyors. Its secretariat routes professional checks; the practitioner’s category and current standing should be confirmed separately from membership of a professional institute or participation in an assessment process.
Public statistics agency providing census, population and household-living-condition resources. It supports territorial housing-data research; the period, definitions and table coverage should be checked before reuse, rather than treating census figures or a portal’s headline totals as current property-market statistics.

Architects’ professional institute providing information, representation and practice resources. It can refer users to members; statutory registration belongs to NCAQS and should be checked separately from institute membership before an architectural assignment.

Windhoek municipality responsible for planning, building control and local services. Its charter describes enquiry routes; current counter contacts, project rules and charges should be confirmed for this city.

Public investment-promotion and facilitation body providing guidance, aftercare and location resources. It helps identify relevant administrations; land rights, availability and project-specific approvals should be checked with the competent authorities rather than inferred from an investment listing or facilitation contact.
Survey and mapping directorate examining cadastral survey records and maintaining Surveyor-General records and datasets. It routes technical parcel enquiries; the relevant document and service should be identified before proceeding, distinguishing cadastral examination from deeds registration and professional standing.
Ministerial valuation and estate-management directorate listed in current institutional navigation. An older service charter describes its public functions; the operational remit, direct contacts and current routes for checking valuers should be confirmed.
Land-reform directorate identified within the current ministry, with reform and land-tenure administration functions described in an older charter. The responsible service depends on the land; regional offices and land boards should be confirmed separately.
Namibia’s national revenue administration. Its contact page identifies a headquarters number for routing a transaction-related tax enquiry, without certifying the duties or taxes due in a case.

Public investment-promotion and facilitation agency describing a one-stop entry point and a structure renewed in 2025. It supports project routing; land rights, approvals and applicable conditions should be checked with the competent administrations for the proposed location.
National notarial chamber identified in the recent institutional directory of the International Union of Notaries. It provides a contact for locating the responsible notarial service and checking registration; the current roll and practitioner’s competence still require confirmation.

Lawyers’ professional order with an institutional assistance route and a directory link. It helps users check the legal contact; current registration, relevant specialism and the service appropriate to a property or tenancy matter should be confirmed before consultation.

Housing and land-development operator named in recent public programmes, publishing sale and rental offerings. It provides information about its portfolio; availability, conditions and programme arrangements should be confirmed directly for each operation rather than inferred from an announcement.

Professional order for civil engineers and consulting engineers, publishing roll links and secretariat contacts. It routes verification enquiries before an assignment; the roll period and individual standing should be confirmed with the responsible service.
Architects’ order identified in the Fédération des Architectes Francophones d’Afrique directory. Its published organisational email provides a route to ask for the secretariat and current architect-verification process.
The French-speaking surveyors’ federation lists the surveyors’ Order in Niger. Its national entry provides a delegation contact for initial professional guidance.
Federal ministry responsible for housing and urban-development policy and programmes. It routes national enquiries; state, FCT and local authorities should be identified separately for the property’s land records, planning requirements and project-specific approvals.

Federal housing authority publishing property services and programmes within its portfolio. It provides operation-specific information; availability, conditions and responsible offices should be confirmed before an enquiry about a house or serviced plot.
Public investment-promotion commission providing guidance and a one-stop investment route. It directs project promoters to relevant administrations; land rights, territorial consents and project approvals should be confirmed with each responsible authority for the proposed location.

Council registering and regulating quantity surveyors and firms, with a public search entry point. It helps users check a construction-cost professional; the relevant registration category and current standing should be confirmed before a commission.

Builders’ regulatory council providing registration and practitioner-verification routes. It helps identify the professional regulator for a construction assignment; current registration, category and relevant competence should be checked separately from the project’s local planning and building permissions.
National lawyers’ professional association providing an annual practising-list and lookup routes. It helps users check the legal contact; registration, compliance period and the specialism relevant to a property or tenancy matter should be confirmed before consultation.
Supreme Court unit responsible for notaries public and associated registers, with an official electronic portal. It provides the notarial-verification route; registration and the notary’s competence should be confirmed for the proposed instrument before relying on an individual’s standing.

National statistics bureau providing official resources and a territorial office directory. It routes population and housing-data enquiries; definitions, reference periods and complete tables should be checked before using the data to describe a locality or current housing demand.
Lagos State building-control agency dealing with compliance, inspections and unsafe buildings. It routes local technical enquiries; planning permission and the office responsible for the project should be checked separately from building-control services.

Statutory council regulating engineering professions and practice, with a territorial office directory. It helps identify the secretariat and verification route; the practitioner’s registration category and current standing should be confirmed for the technical assignment.

Federal reference office for surveying, mapping and geospatial coordination. It provides national technical and data enquiries; the territorial land service, requested document and authority responsible for a project should be identified separately from this federal mapping route.

Council responsible for registration and oversight of the surveying profession in Nigeria. Its secretariat routes verification enquiries; the current eligible-practitioner/company list and professional category should be confirmed before a survey commission.

Professional board providing a verification portal for estate surveyors, valuers and firms. Check the displayed category and validity, then ask the board to confirm any uncertain result.
Federal revenue administration publishing tax assistance and tax/stamp-duty entry points. It helps identify the responsible service; state responsibilities, local property charges and current rules should be checked for the transaction rather than inferred from a national contact.

Architectural registration and regulatory council publishing Abuja and Lagos office references. It routes professional checks; template material and current register results should be distinguished from the institutional contact blocks before selecting an architectural practitioner.
Lagos State land bureau identified in the government directory, with a land-regularisation portal. It routes local enquiries; the file, land-tenure category and responsible registration authority should be confirmed for the property before relying on a portal’s general service description.

Nigerian housing-finance institution. Its central contact service provides enquiries about programmes, the appropriate office and official conditions before preparing an application.
Nigeria’s Housing and Urban Development Ministry lists TOPREC among sector bodies. Its shared contact provides a route to ask how to verify a town planner.
AGIS handles geospatial and land-administration data for the Federal Capital Territory. FCTA identifies the service and publishes a general mailbox for enquiries about the appropriate counter.
LASPPPA appears in Lagos State’s official agency directory. Citizens Gate provides a general contact to ask for routing to the agency for planning permits.
LASRERA appears in Lagos State’s official agency directory. Citizens Gate provides a general contact to ask for routing to the agency for property-professional enquiries.
Ministry coordinating land, water and forestry policy, with the land authority among its institutions. It routes policy enquiries; property registers, titles and territorial counters belong to distinct services that should be identified for the relevant land matter.

Public authority responsible for land administration, registers, titles, planning and cadastral data. It routes land enquiries and conflicts; the competent zone, district or sector office should be identified for the property rather than assumed from headquarters location.
Ministry responsible for infrastructure policy, including housing and urban-development routes. It helps identify the relevant institutions; local permits, site rules and housing operations should be checked with the responsible service for the project and location.

Public housing authority working on housing, public buildings and human-settlement quality. It routes enquiries concerning its programmes; availability and the local authority responsible for building permission should be identified for each operation and location.

Public institution supporting investment and private-sector development, including real-estate and construction sectors. It routes projects to relevant administrations; land rights and site-specific approvals should be confirmed separately before relying on an investment contact or proposed location.
Ministry providing notarial information and a public private-notary registry. It helps identify the appropriate notary category and responsible service; current standing, territorial competence and the scope of the instrument should be confirmed for the matter.

Lawyers’ professional body publishing secretariat and legal-aid contacts. It routes verification and assistance enquiries; current registration and the service appropriate to a property or tenancy matter should be confirmed before relying on an individual practitioner’s standing.

Architects’ professional organisation listed by the Commonwealth Association of Architects. Its secretariat routes verification enquiries and questions about architectural assignments.

Engineering professional institute publishing registration routes and a public compliant-members list. It helps users seek a practitioner’s status; the category, compliance period and scope of the intended assignment should be checked before consultation.

Real-property valuers’ professional institute publishing 2026 practitioner and firm lists. It supports verification enquiries before a valuation; the relevant category, period and individual standing should be confirmed with the secretariat for the intended commission.

Public revenue administration publishing national and decentralised tax services, including property-related enquiries. It helps identify the service handling a charge; the tax category, territorial authority and current rules should be confirmed for the property and file.

Rwanda’s professional quantity-surveying institute publishes an organisational email and enquiry form. Ask how to verify a professional working on construction quantities and costs.

NISR publishes Rwanda’s national statistics, household studies and territorial resources. Its central contact can help identify the publication and methodology appropriate to a local study.
Tax administration publishing an urban-property-contribution heading and assistance contacts. It routes enquiries about a property or transaction; the applicable charge, period and responsible office should be verified before using tax information or starting a filing.

National statistics institute publishing demographic, survey and housing-census references. It helps identify the relevant publication; contact currency, collection periods and unrelated website-template elements should be checked before using the source to describe current housing or local conditions.

The Ministry of Economy and Finance publishes budget information and routes to economic and tax services. Its central contact provides a way to ask which body is responsible for a project.
The Direcção do Património do Estado appears in recent publications of São Tomé and Príncipe’s Finance Ministry. The ministry’s general contact provides a route to request the appropriate service for a public-asset matter.
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development Ministry is listed as national coordinator in the government’s 2025 investment-forum document. This published ministry contact provides a route to ask for project guidance.

Public planning authority providing development information and a construction-professional directory. It routes project enquiries; site-specific rules, the current application route and the practitioner’s present standing should be confirmed before appointing a consultant or submitting plans.

Public body managing housing and residential estates, with request, repair and complaint routes. It assists occupants of its own portfolio; eligibility, the property concerned and the responsible service should be confirmed before seeking an allocation, repair or account response.

Government-owned housing-finance company providing land, construction and home-improvement lending routes. It directs finance enquiries; current product conditions and the responsible office should be confirmed before an application or reliance on published historical lending information.

National tax authority providing immovable-property tax information and taxpayer assistance. It helps identify the relevant charge and service; Registrar General ownership registration and tax obligations should be distinguished before filing or relying on a property-related tax enquiry.

Public investment-facilitation body providing referral to land, licensing and planning authorities. It helps identify project contacts; land rights and site approvals should be checked separately before relying on an investment enquiry or proposed property location.

Public licensing authority covering professional services and estate-agency activity. It helps identify the relevant licence and office; business licensing and registration with a professional council should be distinguished before appointing a property or construction service provider.
Supreme Court Registrar publishing a licensed-practitioners list and verification mailbox. It helps users seek an adviser’s standing; the list period, licence conditions and any notarial authority should be confirmed for the intended property instrument or dispute.
National statistics bureau providing demographic, census and survey information. It helps users locate relevant publications; the period, coverage and current counter address should be checked before interpreting local housing conditions or using a population estimate for an area.
Specialist tribunal for tenancy disputes described by the Judiciary. It provides a route for dispute-intake enquiries; the registry, current hearing location and jurisdiction applicable to the agreement should be confirmed before lodging a matter.
Seychelles Registration Division and Registrar General’s office. The Revenue Commission publishes an email for property-tax registration; this differs from a land-title search.

Seychelles construction-professionals council, covering architects, engineers and quantity surveyors among others. Its form provides enquiries about registration opening and the current verification route.
The Seychelles judiciary references the Bar Association. For a lawyer’s practising authorisation, use the Supreme Court’s list and registry.

Ministry responsible for land, housing and planning policy, publishing assistance and complaint contacts. It routes enquiries; the roles of the Registrar General, land commission and local councils should be distinguished before requesting records, approvals or a territorial property service.

Public investment institution bringing together promotion, export and business-facilitation functions. It routes projects to relevant administrations; property registration, land rights and local approvals should be checked separately before relying on an investment contact or proposed project location.

National revenue authority publishing assistance and tax-law references, including stamp-duty legislation. It helps identify the competent service; national taxes, local property rates and land registration should be distinguished for the property before filing or relying on a tax enquiry.

Freetown municipal council publishing property-rate and building-control information. It routes enquiries concerning the city; the municipal boundary, application route and current conditions should be confirmed before a payment, construction filing or reliance on property-rate information.

Public office for property-document registration and land searches. Its land-service page describes available enquiries; the general contact can confirm the file, registry and current filing location.
Survey and land directorate describing cadastral and boundary-management functions. It helps identify the technical service and a surveyor-directory route; current operational allocation and the competent office should be confirmed with the other land authorities before relying on a record.

National land commission describing coordination, mapping and land-dispute functions. It routes land enquiries; offices actually operating, the scope of the requested service and the headquarters address should be confirmed before relying on registration or dispute-resolution descriptions.

National statistics institution providing censuses, surveys and territorial data. It helps locate population and housing tables; the status of ongoing operations, reference period and current reception location should be confirmed before interpreting local conditions or planning an office visit.
Lawyers’ professional association presenting secretariat and verification routes. It provides a reference to reconfirm when seeking an adviser; its current authoritative domain, contacts and an independent practising register should be established before relying on an individual practitioner profile.
The Lands, Housing and Country Planning Ministry presents the Sierra Leone Land Administration Project in a dedicated section. The ministry’s general contact provides a reliable starting point for project enquiries.

Federal planning and investment ministry providing institutional referral and territorial ministry links. It helps identify project authorities; land rights and local approvals should be checked with the responsible administrations before relying on an investment enquiry or proposed location.
National statistics bureau publishing surveys and territorial information. It helps locate population and housing evidence; the reference period, indicator definitions and geographic coverage should be checked for each publication before interpreting local conditions or estimating housing needs.
Professional engineering institution referenced by the world federation. It provides a contact for professional and membership enquiries; its association role should be distinguished from a statutory authority granting a current licence to practise for a specific construction commission.

Somalia’s federal public-works, reconstruction and housing ministry. Its general form provides a route to the appropriate office; local permissions still need checking.

Somalia’s federal justice and constitutional-affairs ministry. Its organisational emails and form provide an enquiry route to the appropriate service for a legal question.
Justice and Judiciary Ministry of Somalia’s South West State. Its generic email provides a correspondence route for enquiries about this state’s legal and notarial services.
National land-reform and rural-development department. Its central contact helps identify the responsible service; deeds registration, cadastral information and municipal approvals should be distinguished for each property before relying on a national head-office referral.
National cadastral-survey and spatial-information service publishing a Surveyor-General office directory. It helps identify the property’s office; cadastral information and registered ownership should be checked through their respective services before a parcel, boundary or development enquiry.

National human-settlements department responsible for housing policy and routing to its public entities. It helps identify a programme; current criteria, provincial services and the manager of a specific property should be confirmed before applying or relying on an allocation.

Public land-development agency supporting human-settlement programmes. It routes enquiries about its intervention; available parcels, access conditions and the responsible territorial service should be confirmed before relying on a proposed project, allocation or public-housing development.

Social-housing regulator providing institutional oversight and an institution-register route. It helps check a programme’s regulatory context; the actual landlord should confirm availability, tenancy terms and individual housing applications before a user relies on an advertised property or programme.
Public home-builder registration and consumer-protection council. It provides a route to seek appropriate checks; the scope of registration, the particular housing project and applicable protection should be confirmed before appointing a builder or relying on a listed registration.

State-owned housing-finance company providing instruments for the affordable-housing market. It helps identify the relevant programme and service; current terms, application channels and project eligibility should be confirmed before relying on a product description or submitting a finance proposal.

Property-practitioner regulator providing a public professional-search route and complaints channel. It helps check a provider; current registration, the relevant certificate and scope of practice should be confirmed before a property transaction, agency mandate or reliance on a practitioner’s claim.

National legal-profession council providing practitioner-list routing and provincial-office contacts. It helps verify an adviser; attorney, notary and conveyancer authorisations should be checked as distinct categories for the intended property instrument, transaction or dispute before appointing a practitioner.
Professional council overseeing engineers and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.

Professional council overseeing architectural professionals and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.
Professional council overseeing geomatics professionals and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.

Professional council overseeing property valuers and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.

Professional council overseeing planners and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.

Public body coordinating built-environment professional governance and public protection. It provides regulatory referral; the responsible professional council, complaints or appeal mechanism and scope of the matter should be confirmed before relying on an oversight enquiry for a construction project.

National revenue service providing transfer-duty information and taxpayer support. It helps identify the relevant service and charge; national obligations and municipal property rates should be distinguished for each transaction before relying on an enquiry or submitting a tax declaration.

Public investment-facilitation service within the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition. It provides a national entry point and provincial referral network; land rights and project approvals still require confirmation from the competent authorities before an investment decision.
National statistics service providing census information and user assistance. It helps locate population and housing tables; the reference period, territory and definitions should be checked for each publication before interpreting local conditions or comparing housing needs across areas.
Cape Town municipal planning and development-management department. It routes building-plan and land-use enquiries; the district, zoning and counter responsible for the property should be checked before submitting a project or relying on an existing permission.

Public service specialising in community-scheme governance and disputes. It helps identify a resolution route; its jurisdiction should be distinguished from a provincial rental tribunal and confirmed for the property’s particular scheme and legal arrangements before lodging a complaint.

Professional council overseeing quantity surveyors and providing registration and complaints routing. It helps users verify a practitioner; the category, current standing and competence relevant to the intended property or construction commission should be confirmed before appointment.
Provincial tribunal specialising in landlord-tenant disputes in the Western Cape. It publishes general and dispute-enquiry channels; tribunal jurisdiction, applicable case information and the current intake location should be confirmed before a tenancy matter is lodged.
National office responsible for deeds registration, with an electronic system announced through a phased rollout. It routes deeds and ownership-record enquiries; the territorial registry and currently available channel should be confirmed before a search or submission.
Gauteng’s Rental Housing Tribunal is a contact for residential landlord–tenant disputes in the province. A provincial leaflet provides office and reception-point details.

National non-oil revenue authority presented under its current brand on its public website. It provides taxpayer support; the division between national taxes and local land charges should be confirmed for the particular property and transaction before filing.

National statistics bureau providing data and a public statistical-enquiry service. It helps locate territorial and housing publications; reference periods and local-office contact currency should be checked before interpreting a population figure or relying on a particular regional counter.
Justice ministry identified by the government directory with a public correspondence address. It can route institutional enquiries; the current advocates register, notarial appointments and territorial services should be confirmed before relying on a practitioner or property-related legal instrument.
The Investment Ministry provides a government entry point for an investment-certificate application. Its public page identifies the service before sign-in.
Ministry responsible for mainland land, housing and human-settlement services. It routes land enquiries and publishes service entry points; the property’s territorial office and local authorities should be identified before a record, development or public-housing request.
Public housing corporation presenting programmes and projects in its portfolio. It provides institutional referral; availability, the regional office, current sale or tenancy conditions and the representative’s authority should be confirmed before relying on an offer or making a commitment.

Revenue authority providing capital-gains information and taxpayer support. It helps identify the relevant service; national tax competence, local charges and Zanzibar revenue functions should be checked for the particular property before relying on a tax enquiry or filing.

National statistics bureau providing user support and a regional directory. It helps locate population and housing publications; the reference period, territory and distinct Zanzibar statistical service should be checked for each table before interpreting local conditions or comparing areas.

Mainland bar association providing legal referral and assistance information. It helps locate an adviser; current practising status, authority for the intended instrument and eligibility for assistance should be confirmed before appointment or reliance on a property-dispute referral.

Professional council overseeing architects and quantity surveyors and providing registration and oversight information. It supplies an institutional contact; the category and current standing of the practitioner should be checked before a land-related or construction commission is agreed or relied upon.

Professional council overseeing property valuers and providing registration and oversight information. It supplies an institutional contact; the category and current standing of the practitioner should be checked before a land-related or construction commission is agreed or relied upon.

Professional council overseeing town planners and providing registration and oversight information. It supplies an institutional contact; the category and current standing of the practitioner should be checked before a land-related or construction commission is agreed or relied upon.

Zanzibar public housing corporation presenting properties and programmes in its portfolio. It provides service assistance; availability, current terms and the office responsible for Unguja or Pemba should be confirmed before relying on an advertised project, tenancy or proposed purchase.

Zanzibar public investment-promotion authority providing referral and an electronic entry point. It helps identify project administrations; land rights, investment conditions and local approvals should be checked separately before establishment or reliance on a proposed property investment or allocation.

Zanzibar revenue authority providing taxpayer assistance and information about its charges. It helps locate the responsible service; the division with TRA, land rent and property-specific obligations should be confirmed for the matter before relying on a published tax description.

Professional council overseeing engineers and providing registration and oversight information. It supplies an institutional contact; the category and current standing of the practitioner should be checked before a land-related or construction commission is agreed or relied upon.
Ministry unit responsible for title registration and official searches. It provides an institutional referral; dedicated contacts and the territorial counter responsible for the matter should be confirmed before taking a property-related enquiry forward.
Ministry division responsible for cadastral surveying, mapping and geographic information. It provides an institutional referral; dedicated contacts and the territorial counter responsible for the matter should be confirmed before taking a property-related enquiry forward.
Coordinating unit for district land and housing tribunals. It provides an institutional referral; dedicated contacts and the territorial counter responsible for the matter should be confirmed before taking a property-related enquiry forward.
Public land-use planning commission providing territorial-planning referral. It helps identify relevant planning instruments; the parcel, local plan and territorial service should be checked before an investment or construction proposal relies on a published land-use designation.
TAUSI is the local-government services portal presented by PMO-RALG. It displays entries for building permits, plots, council housing and local taxes.
Tanzania’s public e-Wakili judiciary portal provides an advocate-search entry and High Court contacts. Use them to ask how to check the professional’s registration and proposed assignment.
Zanzibar’s Commission for Lands has an institutional entry in ZIPA’s eRegulations service. It lists an organisational phone for enquiries about the appropriate land counter.
National revenue authority encompassing tax services and cadastral and land-registration administration. It provides enquiry and complaints routing; the relevant charge, register and territorial office should be distinguished before a transaction, record request or property-related tax filing.
OTR directorate responsible for cadastre, land registration and recording. It publishes functional and regional contacts; the application, parcel and responsible office should be confirmed before a title search, transfer or cadastral enquiry is taken forward.

Public statistics institute producing economic, population and housing information. It provides assistance in locating publications; the reference period, territory and definitions should be checked before interpreting local housing needs, population conditions or a statistical estimate for an area.
Lawyers’ professional order providing a public directory and legal-assistance information. It helps locate an adviser and complaints route; current standing, relevant competence and whether the matter is covered should be confirmed before appointment or reliance on legal support.

Architects’ professional order describing oversight and providing a roll-reference page. It supplies an institutional contact; the roll version, current registration and practitioner competence should be confirmed before commissioning design or relying on a construction-related professional claim.
Public agency promoting and facilitating investment and the free-zone regime. It helps identify project authorities; economic approval, land rights and construction permissions should be checked separately before establishment or reliance on a proposed investment location or programme.

Togo’s surveyors’ order has an institutional entry published by the Fédération des Géomètres Francophones. It provides secretariat contacts for enquiries about the roll and checks before a land-surveying assignment.
Togo’s notarial chamber is identified in the International Union of Notaries directory. Its organisational email provides a route to the appropriate contact before a property-related application.
The Territorial Planning and Urban Development Ministry is identified in the Service Public portal for planning acts. Its secretariat provides a published contact for guidance.
DAJC is the office identified by the government portal for complaints about planning acts. The procedure page provides guidance and ministry-secretariat contacts.
Public body maintaining registered-property records and issuing titles, certificates and land documents. It routes searches to the responsible regional directorate; headquarters and the Tunis counter do not replace the offices handling properties in other territories.
Ministry responsible for housing, urban planning and territorial development. It provides service and regional-office directories; the local counter, municipal competence and applicable permissions should be identified for each construction project before relying on a national referral.

Public office responsible for technical land-registration work, cadastre and geodetic networks. It helps identify parcels and boundary services; ownership titles and certificates belong to the separate land-registry route, depending on the requested transaction or document.

Public agency developing residential subdivisions and publishing programmes and allocation procedures. It answers enquiries about its own plots; availability, application conditions and timing should be checked for the particular subdivision before a request or purchase decision.

Public agency assisting local authorities with planning studies and urban observation in Greater Tunis. It provides planning resources; its studies do not replace a municipal permit, and its regional remit should not be extended to all Tunisia.

Public SNIT-group subsidiary serving five northern governorates. It provides housing, property-document and after-sales enquiries; acquisition conditions and availability should be checked for the particular programme and territorial office before relying on a published property offer.

Public SNIT-group subsidiary delivering housing programmes within its regional territory. It provides enquiries about its own properties and related documents; current offerings, conditions and the responsible office should be confirmed before proceeding with a housing purchase or request.

Public foreign-investment promotion agency providing information and assistance to overseas investors. It routes projects and establishment enquiries; its assistance does not replace title checks, land permissions or the local building approval applicable to a proposed investment site.

Government investment authority assisting investors and coordinating project procedures. It helps identify approvals and responsible authorities; an investment file remains separate from land title, acquisition conditions and the planning approval applying to the particular proposed site or development.
Ministry providing a fiscal information centre, official tax documentation and revenue-office directory. It helps locate the tax service for a property transaction; applicable taxes, formalities and the territorial counter should be confirmed for the particular property or instrument.

Ministry publishing professional information and territorial lists of notaries, عدول الإشهاد. It provides an official notary-search route; the relevant list and the practitioner’s current standing should be confirmed for the property instrument and the location concerned.
Architects’ professional order providing a public search and legal and regional services. It helps locate an architect and check registration; current standing and the competence needed for the particular project should be confirmed before appointment or reliance on professional advice.
National lawyers’ order providing a public directory by region and professional grade. It helps locate legal advice; current standing, specialisation and assistance conditions should be confirmed before appointing a lawyer for a property transaction, rental matter or dispute.

Public agency implementing urban rehabilitation and renewal for the State and local authorities. It provides programme and works information; the covered neighbourhood, responsible local authority and intervention conditions should be confirmed for the particular project or area.

Public institute producing population, household and housing statistics. It routes enquiries to publications and regional services; the census reference period, territory and definitions should be checked before interpreting housing conditions, local needs or comparisons between areas.

Engineers’ professional order identified by the Equipment Ministry and active in professional oversight. It provides a verification and referral route; current registration and any project-specific authorisation should be confirmed before appointing an engineering practitioner for a property development.

SNIT presents property developments in Tunisia and its regional group companies. Its central contact provides routing to the company and programme relevant to the project.

SNIT Centre, a property company in the SNIT group, publishes its Sousse contacts and offices in central Tunisia. Ask about the programme, availability and conditions for your project.
Tunisia’s Land Tribunal is the specialist court presented by the Justice Ministry for land registration and certain land-title matters. The ministry directory provides a starting point for identifying the relevant seat.

Ministry responsible for land, housing and urban development, organising land services and zonal offices. It helps identify the responsible service; title, tenure and local competence should be checked for the particular parcel before a land or housing request.
Ministry department responsible for certificates of title, transfers and custody of the national land register. It routes searches and registrations to the responsible office; dedicated departmental contacts and the property’s zonal counter should be confirmed before filing.
Ministry department responsible for geodetic controls, cadastral work, deed plans and mapping. It provides parcel and boundary information; registration of ownership rights and the responsible territorial counter follow distinct routes that should be checked for the property.
Ministry department for physical planning, standards and technical support to local authorities. It helps locate plans and guidance; its national role does not replace building approval from the service responsible for the particular municipality, district or development area.
Ministry department responsible for housing policy, development oversight and government pool-housing matters. It provides programme and technical-document enquiries; the particular property, available offering and applicable conditions should be confirmed with the responsible service before proceeding.

Public commission holding and managing land vested in or acquired by government. It provides government-property and land-fund enquiries; it should not be presented as the registry responsible for every privately held or customary parcel in Uganda.

Kampala city authority responsible for planning, building approvals and development control. It routes enquiries to its divisions and technical services; its counters do not cover properties situated in other Ugandan cities, municipalities or districts.

National revenue authority providing stamp-duty and property-tax information and services. It helps identify the tax route for an instrument; local property rates, the taxpayer’s circumstances and the required file should be checked separately before a transaction or declaration.

Government investment promotion and facilitation agency providing a coordinated starting point. It routes establishment enquiries; an investment licence does not replace checks on title, tenure and the local approvals applying to the particular proposed property or development project.
Public bureau coordinating the national statistical system and publishing official information. It provides census and housing-publication enquiries; the reference period, territory and definitions should be checked before comparing housing needs, household circumstances or conditions across different areas.
Ministry department regulating the legal profession and legal-aid providers. It handles law-chambers approval and professional-oversight enquiries; dedicated contacts and the current applicable list should be confirmed before a request concerning a property adviser or legal-assistance provider.

Architects’ regulator providing a 2026 practitioner-list route and complaints information. It helps check an architect; individual registration, the current certificate and competence for the proposed project should be confirmed before appointment or reliance on professional drawings or advice.

Government legal-aid programme providing advice, mediation and representation for vulnerable people. It offers land-dispute enquiries; the responsible territorial centre, coverage of the matter and assistance conditions should be confirmed before relying on representation or support for a property dispute.

National Bar association providing professional resources and access-to-justice routes. It helps locate advice and referrals; current advocate licensing, notarial authority and eligibility for assistance should be checked with the responsible service before appointing a lawyer for a property matter.

Statutory regulator of engineers and their professional activities in Uganda. It provides verification and complaints routes; register results and each engineer’s current standing should be checked before appointment for a building project or reliance on engineering advice.

Surveying regulator publishing a professional list and verification route across surveying disciplines. It helps check a practitioner; the 2025 list does not establish current authority, and a discrepancy between displayed and linked institutional mailboxes requires clarification before selecting primary email.

Uganda Judiciary reference for the Chief Registrar and licensed-advocate checks. The public page has search and registry contact information, without automatically certifying a professional’s standing.

NBRB is identified on the public BIMS portal, which routes applicants and professionals to building-related applications. The portal publishes technical-support phone and email contacts.
Uganda’s Lands, Housing and Urban Development Ministry lists NHCC as a housing company. The shared ministry phone provides a route to ask for referral to the operator.

AREA Uganda is a property-professionals’ association. Its secretariat publishes contacts for membership, information and member-verification enquiries.
Ministry responsible for local governance, municipal services and support to territorial planning. Its directory routes enquiries to local authorities; the responsible council, permits and local rating services should be identified for each property or development project.

National revenue authority providing information and services for property transfers. It routes tax enquiries; the particular file, rental taxation and local property rates should be checked with the responsible service before a declaration, payment or proposed property transaction.
Public agency promoting and facilitating investment through sector resources and administrative routing. It helps identify establishment contacts; land title, local permits and the project’s applicable conditions should be checked separately before relying on an investment opportunity or proposed development.

Public statistical agency publishing official censuses, reports and territorial resources. It provides housing-data and provincial-service enquiries; the reference period, geography and definitions should be checked before comparing housing needs or household conditions across different areas or publications.
National legal professional association providing resources, representation and legal-aid routing. It helps locate advice; the current register, notarial authority and eligibility for assistance should be confirmed with the responsible service before choosing a lawyer or relying on a property-related referral.

Statutory institution promoting and regulating the engineering profession, providing membership and oversight routes. It helps route professional checks; the current register, the registration board’s role and each practitioner’s authority should be confirmed before appointing an engineering service for construction.

Public housing authority providing construction, sales, rental and technical services. It offers enquiries about its programmes and properties; current availability, applicable conditions and the appropriate electronic contact should be confirmed directly with the authority before pursuing a housing opportunity.

Judiciary office providing routing for the notarial roll and registry services. It helps locate professional checks and the responsible service; older published enrolments do not establish a person’s current authority for a property instrument or proposed real-estate transaction.

Ministry responsible for infrastructure, housing and urban development, providing programme and technical-service routing. It helps identify the responsible organisation; available offerings, local counters and programme-specific conditions should be checked before relying on a public housing or development opportunity.

Architects’ professional institute and member of the Commonwealth Association of Architects. Its secretariat provides institute information and routes checks before an architectural assignment.

Statutory body developing, training and regulating the construction industry, publishing a contractor-register route. It supports provider checks; current organisational contacts, the scope of registration and local building approvals should be confirmed before a construction appointment or proposed development project.
The Surveyors Institute of Zambia’s quantity-surveying chapter appears in the AAQS directory with an organisational email. Ask how to check a construction-cost professional.

Ministry administering justice, including property-deed and legal-aid departments. It routes enquiries to its directorates; the property’s registry, territorial service and assistance conditions should be checked before a request concerning a transaction or property dispute.

Ministry responsible for housing policy, programmes, government estates and social amenities. It routes housing and certain rental enquiries; the programme, property, territorial office and applicable conditions should be checked before pursuing accommodation or relying on a dispute route.

Public urban and property-development corporation helping local authorities plan growth and delivering its own housing projects. It provides programme enquiries; current offerings, rights to the land and local approvals should be checked separately before pursuing a property or development opportunity.

Harare local authority providing planning, building-approval and municipal-information services. It routes project and billing enquiries; its counters serve the city and do not replace the authorities responsible for properties in other Zimbabwean municipalities or districts.

National revenue authority publishing tax information and legislation, including property-related taxes. It routes enquiries to its services; the particular file’s treatment and local property rates should be checked with the responsible authorities before a declaration or property transaction.

Statutory regulator of engineering professions and services, providing verification contacts and a public register. It helps check a provider; registration category and current authority should be confirmed for the proposed assignment before appointing an engineering practitioner or firm.

Government investment promotion and facilitation agency providing coordinated entry and aftercare services. It routes establishment enquiries; land rights, local permits and the project’s applicable conditions should be checked with the responsible services before relying on an investment proposal.

Public statistical agency publishing censuses and data on households and housing conditions. It provides publication enquiries; the reference period, geography and definitions should be checked before comparing housing needs or living conditions across areas or statistical reports.

Legal professional body providing a directory of practitioners, notaries and conveyancers. It supports checks on an adviser; the list’s date, individual permissions and appropriate organisational contacts should be checked before entrusting a property instrument or transaction to a practitioner.

Statutory body registering and regulating estate agents, providing a directory and complaints route. It supports provider checks; register information and the appropriate contact should be confirmed before entrusting a property transaction or rental matter to an agent.
Ministry directorate registering and protecting property rights, businesses and intellectual property. It provides a land-registry reference; dedicated contacts, the territorial office and current digital services require confirmation before filing or relying on a property search.
Public legal-aid directorate offering advice and representation for people unable to afford it, including civil and eviction matters. It routes requests; eligibility, territorial competence and current centre contacts should be confirmed before relying on assistance for a housing dispute.
Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Ministry identifies the Surveyor General and its mapping and cadastral services. It publishes a departmental email for enquiries about the appropriate document or plan.

National tax administration publishing stamp-duty and declaration information. It helps identify the responsible service; property-related charges, territorial responsibility and specific obligations should be confirmed before a filing or reliance on a historical legal extract.
Sudanese council publishing information about entry qualifications for legal professions. Its email provides an enquiry route; it is not a current practising-lawyer or notary roll.
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