Licensing procedure

It is possible to apply for the service of deleting a duplicate license through the support services.

The building permit is among the attachments required while applying for the service of issuing a commercial license, and it requires a license based on the activity. You can apply for the service through the following link: https://balady.gov.sa/Services/Terms?id=23

You can access it through: My Services > My Applications and Licenses > My Licenses Canceled > You can view or print the cancellation scene by clicking on the Print button.

You can apply for the service of canceling a commercial license, and the commercial registration is not verified, and it is possible to cancel even if the commercial registration is cancelled, but it is necessary to add the commercial registration and make sure that the license is linked to a commercial registration number before canceling.

You can cancel the license by choosing (owner/manager of a facility) and you can apply through the following link:

It is not possible to submit a request to renew a license if the commercial registration has expired, and the Ministry of Commerce must refer to the renewal of the commercial registration.

You can renew the license through the Balady platform, applying for the service: https://balady.gov.sa/Services/Terms?id=24

There is a survey decision entry service at the engineering office to enter the old survey decisions issued by the GAM system.

You can apply for the service of amending a cadastral decision before issuing a permit on the decision.

The validity period of the cadastral decision is 3 years. In the event that the validity period expires, you can apply for another cadastral decision for the same purpose to be applied for.

A comprehensive code that combines everything related to residential buildings intended for one or two families, whose height does not exceed three floors.

Setting the minimum requirements and requirements that achieve safety through the durability, stability and stability of buildings and facilities, facilitating access to them and protecting lives and property from the dangers of fire, earthquakes and other risks associated with buildings.