The cadastre was one of the first forms of territorial registration and plays a fundamental role in the organisation of the country. A cadastre can be understood as any record, organised according to constant rules that catalogue information relating to a certain property.
This is a set of recorded data that characterises and identifies land and/or buildings on national territory.
The new Legal Regime of the Land Registry, Decreto-Lei nº 72/2023, of August 23 and is in force throughout the national territory from November 21, 2023, the date of its entry into force, (https://diariodarepublica.pt/dr/detalhe/decreto-lei/72-2023-220219335), introduced significant changes to the models for implementing and maintaining the land registry in Portugal.
The simplification, streamlining and dematerialization of the procedures for executing and maintaining the property registry allow the property owner to promote changes, through a land registry technician. Contact us http://www.toporigor.pt) responsible for the operation and with authorized access to supporting data for the registration letter.
Geometric Registration of Rural Property (source G.D.T.)
Browse the National Cadastral Information System (SNIC). This viewer designed and made available by the DGT ensures the integration of all information relating to land ownership based on the land registry, enabling the provision of characterization and identification data for registered buildings, in conjunction with the land registry and the land registry registration.
If you need further information or a land registry technician, please contact us at www.toporigor.pt, by telephone +351 938354756 (call national mobile network) or by email: geral@toporigor.pt
You can access the official DGT (SNIC) viewer from the link: https://snic.dgterritorio.gov.pt/visualizadorCadastro
