BUPi Portal
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BUPi helps owners of rural and mixed-use land to identify, define, and register their property.
On this page, you can check — step by step — everything you need to complete the process.
BUPi helps you identify your property through an RGG (Georeferenced Graphic Representation), an essential step for registration at the Land Registry Office — and completely free of charge.
The process for identifying and registering rural and mixed-use land is simple and organised in five steps.
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Protect what is yours
Identifying and registering land is essential to safeguarding your property rights — and the rights of your descendants.
Save time when buying or selling
Registering rural and mixed-use land is required for all buying and selling processes. If your land is already registered, the process will be quicker and more efficient.
Free during 2025
Until the end of 2025, registering identified land is completely free of charge — so by identifying and registering your property now, you can avoid this future cost.
Protect what is ours
By protecting what is yours, we protect what is ours. Knowing our land makes it possible to apply measures for its conservation and enhancement — such as wildfire prevention.
To identify properties
Identification of your properties through BUPi — whether online or at a BUPi Desk with a qualified technician — is always free of charge.
To register property ownership
For properties that have never been registered at a Land Registry Office, or whose registration is not up to date, the registration is also free.
Both identification and registration are free until 31 December 2025.
To carry out the identification or registration, you must have the Tax Authority Land Certificate for your property. In some cases, the BUPi Desk or the Land Registry Office may be able to access this information, but it is always preferable to have the document with you.
Check the Documentation page to see all the required documents.
To register your rural or mixed-use property, you must first identify it in BUPi — unless your municipality already has a Land Cadastre.
Check this page to see whether your municipality has a Land Cadastre or if identification in BUPi is required.
Check these related pages.
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