The cost of the Cadastre is estimated at about 1.5 billion Euros.

Since it is no longer co-financed by the European Union, we proceed with the self-financing of the project with a realistic and just “cadastral fee”. Furthermore, the State will contribute to the project an amount of about 260 million Euros.

The cadastral fee consists of two parts, a fixed one of 35 Euros per right and a variable one of 1‰ over the objective value of the property.

• The fixed part of 35 Euros per right will be paid in the beginning of the cadastral survey procedure, along with the submittal of the declaration of the respective right.

• For the auxiliary areas (storage rooms, parking spots,) a fee of 20 Euros will be paid. This fee is paid only if these areas are autonomous properties, meaning that they hold a co-ownership percentage on the land parcel and are not attachments of an apartment.

• Especially for the rural areas, this fee will be paid for up to a maximum of two rural properties, even if more are declared by the same owner.

• The variable fee of 1‰ will be paid when the cadastral survey is completed.

• The 1‰ is paid only for the properties whose objective value exceeds 20,000 Euros and will be computed based on the zone value, the age of the building and the floor of the property (objective value).

• This variable fee will be apportioned among the beneficiaries (co-owners or usufructuaries).

• In any case, the variable fee cannot exceed the amount of 900 Euros at the maximum.

• For the past cadastral surveys, citizens will only pay the fixed fee of 35 Euros, as the State has already spent a significant amount of money for the development of the cadastre in these areas. Unfortunately, this is not possible for the future cadastral surveys.