Since the beginning of 2020, the pricing of purchasing a plot or part of a building site has become fixed, and surveys are invoiced in accordance with the table below. However, surveys applied for before 2020 will be invoiced according to the working hours used.
Expropriation of part of plot or building site
| Product | Maximum area (hectares) | Price € (excl. VAT) | Price € (incl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|
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K1670
Expropriation of a part of a building site
|
0,1 | 2 300,00 | No VAT |
| 0,5 | 2 520,00 | No VAT | |
| 1 | 2 890,00 | No VAT | |
| 2 | 3 610,00 | No VAT | |
| 5 | 4 500,00 | No VAT | |
| 10 | 5 380,00 | No VAT | |
| 20 | 6 350,00 | No VAT |
| Each consequent starting 10 ha | 880,00 | No VAT |
The cadastral survey fee for the purchase of a plot or part of a building site is double if the area to be purchased is designated in the local detailed plan for a purpose other than the construction of a detached house, semi-detached house, holiday house or other similar detached house.
The fees for fixed-sum surveys depend on the prices valid at the time the application is received. The fixed-sum surveys are equally priced, whether they are performed separately or in connection to other surveys. If other surveys or actions are performed in connection to the survey, they will be charged separately.
Example:
In the same survey, an area of 0.3 ha is purchased from the joint reliction area for property A, and 0.4 ha of private reliction area and 0.2 ha of the joint reliction area are bought for property B. A National Land Survey surveyor will act as an assistant and a cadastral surveyor will bring the boundary markers.
Fees:
- The fee for each purchase comes from the above table, and they are based on the size of the bought areas. Therefore, the fee for property A 0.3 ha is €2,520, and for property B 0.6 ha, it is €2,890.
- The surveyor and the boundary marker costs are included in the fee.