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Organization : Uganda Land Commission
Type of Facility : Pay Your Premium & Ground Rent
Country: Uganda

Website : http://www.ulc.go.ug/

Pay Your Premium & Ground Rent :

Visit Uganda Land Commission for more details or you can contact us Uganda Land Commission hereby notifies all persons and Institutions who hold leases on Government land to promptly pay premium and ground rent as per the terms in the lease documents.

Related : Uganda Revenue Authority TIN Individual Registration : www.statusin.org/7361.html

All the lessees are further notified that failure to pay will lead to cancellation of your leases without further reminder.

This is therefore to call up on all those concerned to report to the undersigned at the above address and pick Bank Payment Advice Form and pay their dues. ALL CONCERNED SHOULD TAKE NOTE AND ACT PROMPTLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

Download Notification : https://www.statusin.org/uploads/7381-Lease-Notice.pdf

Know About Land Survey:
Uganda Land Commission requests Commissioners Survey & Mapping to give report on opening of Boundaries. Its’ main functions are:-
1. To provide and maintain plans for property boundaries in support of the Land Registration throughout the country.
2. To provide all kinds of topographical and thematic maps in both rural and urban areas of the country for use by other Government Departments and the general public (including tourist visitors)

Activities Of Survey Of Uganda:
** Establishment and maintenance of geodetic control network.
** Surveying, inspecting of maintaining national and international boundaries.
** Calibration and maintenance of precise distance and angular measuring equipment used by departmental surveyors.
** Acquisition of small and large scale photographs for mapping.
** Maintenance of all aerial photographic records and supplying the same to other organizations.

** Surveying for production of large and small scale topographic maps.
** Execution of New grant surveys and compilation of deed plans.
** Approving all title surveys
** Production of plans for gazettement of administrative boundaries, forests and National Park boundaries.
** Maintenance and storage of all survey records.
** Liaison with department of Land Adjudication and Settlement in preparation of plans for Land Adjudication programmes.
** Provide and coordinate training and research in surveying and mapping.
** Production, maintenance and provision of geographical data in digital form.

FAQ :
When do you plan to table the land policy in Parliament?
The Land Policy will be laid on the table in Parliament for the information of Parliament as soon as the Ministry receives an official communication of its approval by Cabinet from the Cabinet Secretariat.

Other than the plan to tax individuals who acquire land for speculative purposes, what else is included in the land policy?
** It is not true that Individuals who acquire land for speculative purposes will be taxed. Instead, the policy seeks to promote dialogue, public awareness and sensitization of these land owners on the benefits of utilizing the land. The Policy also will consider other incentives for attaining optimal land use.

** The overall land policy framework emphasizes land use rationalization. It provides for Customary land tenure to be at par with other tenure systems; It protects the rights of the vulnerable groups and minorities e.g. ethnic minorities, pastoral communities, women and children and the tenants on registered land, to mention but afew.

** The policy has provided for reforms of our Land Administration institutions to address the bureaucraticprocedures and delays involved. Historical injustices are also addressed.
** The policy is quite comprehensive because Uganda has never had one since independence. My Ministry shall soon be in position to provide simplified and translated versions of the policy for all Ugandans to get to know it.

What will digitising the land registry change?
The Land Registry will be more responsive to the needs and demands of the citizens and business clients. There will be more efficient and speedy registration of transactions. The problems of missing land records will be eliminated.

There will be a decrease in the cost and space required for storing land records. There will be online access to the information in the Registry with reduced interfacing of Ministry staff with the public, which encourages soliciting for unofficial fees.

Uganda Land Commission:
Century Building
Siad Barre Avenue
P.O. Box 36408 Kampala
Uganda

Contact Information :
Email Address : info AT ulc.go.ug
Phone : +256 (0) 414 235 875/235 884