Development permit in protected areas

Who Needs to Apply?

You must apply for a permit if you plan to carry out construction work within protected areas.

Conditions and Processing

• Applications must be submitted by the applicant themselves (not via a proxy).

• If the project involves more than one area, submit a single joint application with precise locations within each area.

• Construction may not begin until a permit has been granted.

• Processing time is up to 30 days from the date all required documents are received.

Fees

• Fees are charged according to the current fee schedule.

• If the review exceeds the base fee, an hourly rate will be charged for additional work.

• Applications submitted within 5 working days before the start of construction may incur an extra fee equivalent to 2 hours of expert work.

What You Need to Prepare

• Drawings, maps, and site plans of the construction

• Planning status and environmental assessment (if applicable)

• Construction start date and estimated duration

• Detailed description of the construction setup

• Information about equipment, facilities, and environmental impact

• Permits from the municipality and landowner, as applicable