Size: 45,277 sq km sq km
Population: 1.34 million (approx)
Percentage of area registered:
Land Board (Land Cadastre) = 84.2%.
Land Register = 60% of total land (state land is not registered).
Number of properties/titles registered:
Around 898,000 registered parts (as of 1 May 2009).
Number of mortgages registered:
Over 390,000 mortgages registered (as of 1 May 2009).
Registry name: Kinnistusraamat (Land Register)
Size of organisation:
The *Land Register *is maintained by land registry departments of local law courts.
There are 10 registration departments and they operate under 4 county courts.
Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) is a state agency working under the Ministry of Justice. The main function is to develop and administrate the registers and information systems for the government department of the Ministry of Justice, and to provide communication and information technology services. Registers included: Commercial register, E-notary, Land Register and several information systems for law and criminal jurisdiction (such as court information system, e-File, e-Justice).
Subscribed users:
15,800 users.
In addition users can search without a contract, by authenticating and paying with ID card and using internet banking. This is a widely used facility.
Searches available:
The electronic enquiry system enables users to search by:
The result of the search gives information from the register part.
Information available:
Information in the register includes:
Products available:
RIK offers information services and on-line services based on the database of the Land Register.
Channels available for obtaining land register information include:
The Estonian Land Register is a title based electronic register. The right has to be entered in the land register to be valid. Entries made in the land register are presumed correct.
The land register is accessible online and all register parts are valid electronically.
Estonian registers change information electronically using the government information system X-Road.
In the Estonian conveyancing process notaries send through e-Notary applications to the land registry and receive back the data of finished entries or detailed information about register parts. In addition to the connection with the notary system, the land register has electronic online data interchange with registers like land cadastre, the business register and the population register.
National contact
Ingmar Vali –
Tel – +372 680 3163
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