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An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to renew their collective housing license to ensure the continuity and quality of collective housing without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to modify their collective housing license information, including expanding the property area and other changes related to the business registry, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to cancel their collective housing licenses linked to their business registry without the need to visit the authority.

An informational electronic service available on the Balady platform, providing insights into what collective housing is and how to invest in it. The service also allows users to access the World Bank study on the topic without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service that allows users to submit a request to issue a building permit or a fencing permit.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing beneficiaries to renew their building permit without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Portal that allows beneficiaries to obtain an Occupancy Certificate for existing buildings (completion of construction) without the need to visit the authority.
Once the Occupancy Certificate is issued, the Compliance Certificate will be automatically generated as a proactive service.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform that allows individuals, government entities, engineering offices, and establishments to apply for a Demolition Permit without the need to visit the relevant authority.

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.

An electronic service available on the Balady Portal that allows beneficiaries to view a map of Saudi Arabia highlighting Phase 1 areas where vacant land must be fenced. The service enables users to search for designated vacant lands, select them, and initiate the fencing process directly from the map. The Phase 1 areas include the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, and Dammam Metropolitan Area, without the need to visit the authority.