Legislation on state registration of real estate is changing in Belarus. Lukashenko signed a new law
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko signed the law "On Amendments to Laws on State Registration of Immovable Property, Rights to It and Transactions with It," which ensures comprehensive and systematic improvement of relations in this area. BelTA was informed about this by the press service of the Belarusian leader.
In particular, the law provides for mandatory state registration of immovable property, rights to it and transactions with it within a period not exceeding 6 months, and for previously issued documents - by January 1, 2031.
Citizens will be able to obtain state registration certificates directly from the notary who certified or issued the document that serves as the basis for registration, without the need for an additional visit to the real estate registrar.
Corrections related to changes in the addresses of real estate objects, personal data of citizens, identification information of business entities, as well as the transfer of rights to real estate in case of an individual entrepreneur creating a commercial organization, will be automatically entered into the Unified State Register of Immovable Property, Rights to It and Transactions with It.
The law also provides for the extraterritorial principle of registration actions (regardless of the location of the property), as well as a mandatory pre-trial procedure for appealing the actions of the real estate registrar.
In addition, the deadline for applying for the legalization of self-occupied land plots is extended until January 1, 2028.