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Moldova cadastral service and legislative reforms

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2026-09-22 05:03 UTC → 2026-10-08 06:41 UTC · added removed

Moldova is implementing legislative and administrative changes regarding its cadastral services. In September 2026, Parliament approved a draft law in its first reading to expand access to real estate cadastral information. The proposed amendments allow information to specific groups, such as estate administrators, executors, lawyers, and the Ministry of Defense, to request property data under defined conditions. Defense. The legislation also addresses land reparceling for infrastructure development. Concurrently, the country is reorganizing how cadastral services are delivered. Following the January 2024 separation of the Public Institution Cadastre of Real Estate into an independent entity, services are being transitioned from Public Services Agency (ASP) multifunctional centers to dedicated territorial offices. Effective the country is reorganizing service delivery. As of October 1, 2026, cadastral counters will close at ASP Public Services Agency (ASP) multifunctional centers have closed in 23 localities, requiring including Bălți, Cahul, Orhei, and Ungheni. In these areas, citizens to must visit dedicated territorial offices of the Cadastre’s own offices, though Cadastre. However, services will remain available at both types of locations ASP centers and Cadastre offices in Chișinău and several other districts. districts, such as Anenii Noi, Ialoveni, and Strășeni. Additionally, property owners can now review results from a mass evaluation and revaluation of real estate assets intended for taxation purposes. These new cadastral values are set to take effect on January 1, 2027. Owners may verify technical characteristics and values via the geodata.gov.md geoportal or the EVO integrated government portal. Discrepancies in technical data can be contested through online, mail, or in-person requests to territorial cadastral services. If a final decision is contested, owners may appeal to the administrative litigation court in Chișinău.

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  1. 2026-10-08 06:41 UTC Moldova cadastral service and legislative reforms
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