- You can monitor updates on your inquiry via the Balady app/portal or call center. Additionally, SMS notifications will be sent based on the actions taken on the inquiry.
- No, 940 is only accessible within Saudi Arabia. However, you can contact the landline number from abroad by using Saudi Arabia’s international dialing code.
- 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. - Yes, municipality officials can add, modify, or remove restricted zones for collective housing through the system.
- If eligible, follow these steps:
1. Log in to the Balady platform.
2. Select Balady Services.
3. Choose Renew Collective Housing License. - The license is canceled, and the applicant may reapply for a new license after meeting the requirements.
- Yes, violations are imposed if the collective housing license expires without being renewed or canceled.
- The property owner is responsible for obtaining the permit if the building is leased to multiple entities. The employer is responsible if they are the sole tenant of the building.
- By using the (Inquiring About Requirements and Restricted Areas for Collective Housing Licenses) service on Balady.
- It is an informational service that explains what collective housing is and how to invest in it. Users can also access the World Bank study through the service.
- Landowners who wish to subdivide large land plots into smaller, organized lots after deducting the planning percentage, which includes roads, services, and public facilities.
- Yes, the system retrieves power of attorney details from the Ministry of Justice, allowing the authorized applicant to proceed with the request.