The Algerian government has taken a significant step towards digitalization with the launch of a new version of the Fadaeldjazair portal. The portal, which was initially launched in March 2024, has been upgraded to provide citizens and professionals with easier access to land documents and information. The new version was launched on November 1st, coinciding with the 72nd anniversary of the Algerian Revolution.
The upgraded portal is built on a unified and centralized database, which has already integrated over 27 million documents from 217 land conservation offices. This new platform enables users to request various land documents, including land books, negative certificates, copies of deeds, and cadastral extracts, all from the comfort of their own homes. The portal also allows users to track the progress of their requests online.
One of the key features of the new portal is the ability to request a land book, which is a critical document that proves ownership of a property. The portal also provides access to cadastral extracts, including extracts of the cadastral matrix, section, and plan. Additionally, users can obtain a certificate of non-registration, which is often required for property transactions.
The new version of the portal also includes a number of innovative features, such as a map of nearby facilities, which provides information on the location of schools, hospitals, mosques, and airports in relation to a specific property. This feature is expected to be particularly useful for property buyers and families.
To use the portal, users must first create an account by providing their identification details, including their 18-digit National Identification Number, date of birth, name, and address. Once registered, users can select the document they wish to request and provide the necessary information about the property.
The portal is connected to a secure payment system, allowing users to pay for their requests online using their Edahabia card or interbanking card. Once the payment is validated, an attestation with a QR code is generated, which can be downloaded immediately.
The launch of the new Fadaeldjazair portal is part of the Algerian government's efforts to modernize its public services and make them more accessible to citizens. The portal is expected to reduce the time and effort required to obtain land documents, and to increase transparency and efficiency in the process.
Key points
- The new version of the Fadaeldjazair portal allows citizens to request land documents online, including land books, negative certificates, and cadastral extracts.
- The portal is built on a unified and centralized database, which has already integrated over 27 million documents from 217 land conservation offices.
- The portal provides a map of nearby facilities, which provides information on the location of schools, hospitals, mosques, and airports in relation to a specific property.
