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Apply for Ukraine's building passport for a qualifying private, garden or country house. Check the 500 m² limit, required plans, free filing and 10-day deadline.
Get official Ukrainian real-estate ownership and encumbrance information from the State Register of Rights. Check search criteria, 2026 fees, online access and paper requests.
Apply for Ukraine's preferential IDP housing loan through Diia. Check the 3% rate, 6% minimum contribution, eligibility, housing limits, selection and documents.
Homeowners whose housing in Ukraine was damaged or destroyed because of Russian armed aggression can apply for compensation through the state eRecovery program. The application is free and can be filed through Diia, a CNAP or a notary. Compensation can fund repairs, provide a housing certificate for replacement housing, or fund reconstruction of an eligible destroyed private house.
Report a house, apartment or other real estate damaged or destroyed by Russian aggression in Ukraine through Diia, a CNAP or a notary. The report is free, can be filed regardless of where you currently live and is separate from the later eRecovery compensation application.
Register ownership of an apartment, house or other real estate acquired or formalized before 2013 in Ukraine's State Register of Rights to Real Estate. Learn when the Diia online route is available, which ownership documents to submit, how the BTI verification works and how long registration may take.