Law 169/2026 · The transitional window under art. 301 para. (7): until 25 August 2027

For the regularisation permit, the architect and the technical expert need the building’s real geometry: a measured survey, a site plan and, where applicable, cadastral documentation. For standard houses, delivery starts from 7 working days. House survey from 400 EUR + VAT; complete package from 1,100 EUR + VAT.

Your situation

Law 169/2026 provides a transitional window until 25 August 2027 for the situations under art. 301 para. (7). The classification is made by specialists and the competent authority.

The financial regime differs according to the legal classification:
  • For the transitional situations under art. 301 para. (7), the control charges and fees for the urban planning certificate and permit are set at ten times the usual value.
  • For unauthorised buildings identified under the law, the tax is increased by 100% until regularisation or demolition.

What the file requires and what we do

DeliverableContentUse
Measured survey of the buildingFloor plans, sections and elevations, according to the agreed briefDesign and technical assessment
Site plan / topographic surveyThe position of the building and the required elements in the required coordinate systemUrban planning certificate and permit documentation
Site plan / topographic documentationDocumentation prepared by the authorised person and submitted separately for OCPI acceptanceUrban planning certificate and permit
Area calculationBuilt and gross floor areas resulting from measurementsArchitect, expert and owner
Cadastral documentationRegistration or update, after checking the documents and the land registryAvailable in Vâlcea, Călărași, Bucharest and Ilfov

How it works

1 · AssessmentYou send us the address, approximate floor area, photos and the available documents. We confirm what needs to be measured and which deliverables are needed.
2 · MeasurementsWe scan and measure the interior, exterior and site, according to the project brief. The duration depends on floor area, access and complexity.
3 · DocumentationWe process the data and deliver the formats agreed in the quote. The deadline is confirmed before work starts.

Indicative prices

House measured survey up to 150 m²from 400 EUR + VAT
OCPI-approved site planfrom 400 EUR + VAT
Area calculation by levelfrom 150 EUR + VAT
Cadastral documentationfrom 1,200 LEIVâlcea, Călărași, Bucharest and Ilfov

Packages: basic, survey + plan, from 800 EUR + VAT; complete with area calculation, from 1,100 EUR + VAT; with cadastre, from 1,100 EUR + 1,200 LEI + VAT, OCPI fees separate.

The site schedule is organised monthly. Send your case and the available documents for the next suitable slot.

Why we use 3D scanning

Laser scanning documents visible geometry consistently. Tolerances, level of detail and the content of the deliverables are set in the quote.

Frequently asked questions

Are the documents accepted by the municipality and OCPI?

We prepare the documentation in the formats and conditions agreed for the job. The content of the file and final acceptance depend on the requirements of the authority, the designer and OCPI.

How long do the measurements take?

The duration is set according to the floor area, layout, access and the elements to be documented.

Do you also do the cadastral survey?

Yes, we prepare cadastral documentation in Vâlcea and Călărași counties, as well as in Bucharest and Ilfov. Measured surveys and topographic surveys can be contracted nationwide.

Do you do the technical assessment or the architectural design?

No. These are carried out by appropriately authorised specialists. We provide the measurements and documentation they work on.

How long does it take?

For a standard house, delivery of our part starts from 7 working days. OCPI and administrative timeframes depend on the authorities.

Need a measured survey or a site plan?

Send us the address, a photo and the approximate floor area. We tell you what we can do and what information we still need for a quote.

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The information on Law 169/2026 is indicative and does not constitute legal advice. The classification is made by specialists and the competent authority. Legal basis: Law 169/2026, art. 301 — the full text.