Environment, Energy, Agriculture and Fisheries

Through this application, one can request the transfer of commercial leases of Government property to a family member owing to Retirement Regulations in terms of Legal Notice 214/18.

Application for the purchase of garages owned by government in a government housing estate, granted under a title of temporary emphyteusis or lease.

Request for a change of any condition consisting of a modification to the conditions of a lease or to the conditions of a contract of emphyteusis or sub.

Request for transfer by title of temporary emphyteusis in terms of Article 31 (g) (C) of Chapter 573 Of the Laws of Malta.

Request for transfer by title of lease in terms of Article 31 (g) (E) of Chapter 573 of the Laws of Malta.

Accompanying documentation to the application for Planning Control.

The Form PC-D may be used to acquire third party consent before submitting the application. However, the Planning Authority may request an alternation to the proposed minor modification and consequently will be requested to require the relevant consent. This form is not requested with the submission of the appliation but is requested at a later stage in the processing of the application.

The site reference number used on this form should be exactly the same as that used on the notification letter Form PC-A, even though some numbers may be missed out. Insert the name of the consenting owner/third party, the floor level in relation to the number of floors within the same block, the address of the property affected by the proposed change, a description of the proposed minor amendment, the details of the consenting owner/third party and architect in the appropriate spaces on this form.

Request for consent of the Lands Authority to submit a development planning application in terms of Article 71 (5) of Chapter 552 of the Laws of Malta.

Request for no objection of the Lands Authority to a minor modification in terms of Regulation 3 of Subsidiary Legislation 552.07 (Development Planning (Procedure for Minor Modifications to Subsidiary Plans) Regulations).

The Real Estate Agents, Property Brokers and Property Consultants Act​ (Chapter 615 of the laws of Malta)​ came into force on the 7th July 2020 and regulates the licensing of real estate agents, property brokers, property consultants and branch managers in Malta. Pursuant to the provisions of this act, no person shall carry on the activity of a property broker or real estate agent or be employed or engaged as a branch manager or property consultant after the 31st of December 2021 unless he/she is the holder of a license issued under the Act.