Frequently asked questions

We have picked the questions our clients ask most often, so you can find answers faster. If yours isn’t here, give us a call or send us an email.

How much do surveying services cost?

The price depends on the type of job, the size of the parcel or building and how complex the site is. For services that are easy to define, such as a building survey, a cadastral and topographic plan (KTP) for a typical plot, boundary marking or setting out, the price is usually between €150 and €350.

More complex jobs, such as land subdivision, larger sites or 3D laser scanning, are always assessed individually.

The quickest way to get an exact price is to email us a short message describing what needs to be done, with the parcel number and cadastral municipality. Our team will send you a quote as soon as possible.

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Where are you based?

Our office is in Rumenka, just outside Novi Sad, Serbia:

That said, you don’t need to come in. Almost everything can be arranged by phone or email: you send us the details, we prepare the quote and the paperwork, and we go out to the site. That saves you time, fuel and nerves.

Call +381 64 109 2284 or write to [email protected].

Can you get me a title deed extract and a cadastral map extract online? Do I have to come to your office?

Of course we can, and you don’t have to come in.

  • We issue the title deed extract (list nepokretnosti) the same day.
  • We order the cadastral map extract (kopija plana) from the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ), which usually issues it within 1 to 2 days.

All documents are stamped, electronically signed and sent to you by email. All you have to do is print them in colour at your nearest copy shop.

How do I find my parcel number and cadastral municipality?

The easiest way is the free GeoSrbija portal of the Republic Geodetic Authority:

  • type the address into the search field (“Pretraži kartografske podatke”) or find your plot on the map;
  • turn on the parcel layer with the Katastar (cadastre) button in the bottom-left corner;
  • click your parcel to see its number and cadastral municipality.

The parcel number and cadastral municipality are also shown on the title deed, the sale contract or the inheritance decision.

If you can’t find them, send us the address or a Google Maps location and we’ll look them up for you.

What should I prepare before contacting you?

  • a short description of what you need;
  • the parcel number and cadastral municipality;
  • if you have them: the title deed extract, the design, the building or occupancy permit, a contract.

Don’t worry if you don’t have everything. From the parcel number we’ll check the status in the cadastre and tell you what else is missing.

Do I need to be there when you come to the site?

Not always. For a building survey it is enough for someone to give us access to the plot and the rooms. For boundary marking we recommend that you and, if possible, your neighbours are present, so everyone sees on the spot where the boundary is.

How long does it take to prepare the documents?

It depends on the type of job. A title deed extract is ready the same day, a cadastral map extract in 1 to 2 days, and a cadastral and topographic plan for a typical plot usually a few working days after the site visit. For jobs submitted to the cadastre, such as registering a building or land subdivision, part of the timeline also depends on the Cadastre Office itself.

We always state the exact deadline in our quote.

Are you a licensed surveying organisation?

No. Work that requires a licensed surveying organisation is carried out through partner surveying organisations with which we have a signed cooperation agreement.

For you as a client this changes nothing, neither the deadlines nor the price. We arrange everything with you, from the quote to the handover of the documents. That is why our survey reports and documents are valid before the cadastre, the municipality and designers.

What is the difference between a title deed extract and a cadastral map extract?

  • The title deed extract (list nepokretnosti) gives the data on the parcel and buildings as text: who the owner is and in what share, the area, the land use class and whether there are encumbrances such as a mortgage or a registered note.
  • The cadastral map extract (kopija plana) is a drawing taken from the cadastral map. It shows the shape and boundaries of the parcel, its number, the neighbouring parcels and the registered buildings.

Most procedures, such as a sale, an application to the municipality or a design, need both documents. We can obtain both for you online, without you having to come in.

Do you also work for companies, designers and contractors?

Yes. Besides private clients, we regularly work for design studios, contractors, investors and public companies: from setting out and construction monitoring to 3D laser scanning and drone surveys. For regular partners we also agree long-term terms. Get in touch.