Issuing a Collective Housing License for Individuals
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An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to obtain a collective housing license to ensure compliance with the health, technical, and safety requirements for collective housing without the need to visit the authority.
1. Commercial registration (for businesses). 2. Coordinates of the housing unit to be licensed. 3. Detailed property information (property type, estimated capacity, building area, number of restrooms, number of rooms).
4. Ownership details (title deed for owned properties, lease contract for rented properties). 5. Photos of the property to be licensed. 6. Lease contract copy (if applicable).
Review the list of requirements and government approvals based on business activity.
1. Residential Building: A structure with one or more floors, up to 23 meters high,
containing multiple housing units.
2. Residential Compound: A group of independent buildings (apartment blocks
or villas) enclosed within a secured gated area.
3. Mobile Cabins: Housing set up within projects, movable from one location to
another. These are licensed for the project's duration or a maximum of one
year, with renewal based on compliance.
Can a municipality official employee modify or delete restricted areas?
Yes, municipality officials can add, modify, or remove restricted zones for collective housing through the system.
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