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The Survey and Land Registration Bureau (SLRB) has launched the digital cadastral information request service aimed at enabling accredited surveying offices to request and inquire about property-related information electronically to initiate and commence surveying work before opening a cadastral transaction.
Under the new service, the processing time has been reduced from three days to only two working days, following its automation and full conversion into a 100 per cent electronic service through digital channels.
Accredited surveying offices can submit requests for cadastral information and inquiries through the national portal https://bahrain.bh.
The requests are then reviewed immediately by specialists, and the required information is sent electronically within the specified timeframe, contributing to a reduction in the service level agreement by no less than 25pc.
SLRB president Bassem Al Hamer affirmed that this service comes within the framework of the bureau’s adoption of innovative digital solutions that enhance efficiency, improve user experience, and simplify procedures.
“The launch reflects the bureau’s commitment to developing its services in a way that reduces time and effort for institutions and enhances the effectiveness of the work system,” Mr Al Hamer said.
He indicated that the service supports and empowers the private sector, particularly accredited surveying offices, by creating a more flexible and efficient working environment that enables quick access to property data and allows them to begin their work without delay.
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