This section contains our services for real property owners.
A real property unit or property is called a plot when it is located in an area covered by a local detailed plan. Outside such areas, a property is often called a holding (for example, a forest holding). A property can include land and water areas and shares in jointly-owned areas, as well as rights of way and other easements.
You can convey your own property, apply for mortgages or a transfer of electronic mortgage deeds.
Read more about Property Transaction ServiceRegister your ownership of a property by applying for a title registration.
Read more about Register your ownership of a propertyIf you want to use your property or leasehold as security for a loan, you need to apply for a mortgage.
Read more about Use your property as security for a loan (mortgage)Registering the leasehold secures a landowner’s rights to a land that they are leasing.
Read more about Register your leaseholdPartitioning refers to separating an area, or a parcel, from the property. In partitioning, we define the limits of the area and the rights required to use the property, such as road rights across another party’s land.
Read more about Forming a new property through partitioning
A cadastral survey is needed when you want to establish a new property, define the borders of a property or change the rights related to a property.s.
You can check the information about your property in the NLS e-service. The service is available in Finnish and Swedish.
The e-invoice is an easy and safe way to receive invoices from the National Land Survey to your online bank.
