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Profiles provide useful background information about each country’s system, including the scale and depth of register information available, help guides and contact details.

Connected

If you have an account with the national land registry in any of these countries, you can gain direct access to registers in all other connected countries.

Austria Bundesministerium für Justiz
England and Wales Land Registry
Ireland Property Registration Authority
Lithuania Registru Centras
Netherlands Kadaster
Sweden Lantmateriet

Pending

The country is working on requirements to become fully connected to the EULIS service. The dates for full connection are detailed in the country profile.

Belgium Administration générale de la Documentation patrimoniale (Cadastre, Enregistrement, Domaines et Hypothèques) - Algemene Administratie van de Patrimoniumdocumentatie (Kadaster, Registratie, Domeinen en Hypotheken).
Czech Republic ISKN - Český úřad zeměměřický a katastrální
Estonia Kinnistusraamat (Land Register)
Finland Maanmittauslaitos
Iceland Fasteignaskrá Íslands - (e.Icelandic Property Registry).
Italy Agenzia del Territorio and Provincia Autonoma di Trento e Bolzano, Servizio Libro Fondiario
Latvia State Land Service (system provided is called Cadastre Information System) and Landbook (system provided is called State Unified Computerized Land Register)
Northern Ireland
Norway Norsk Eiendomsinformasjon
Scotland Registers of Scotland
Serbia Republic Geodetic Authority (RGA)
Slovak Republic Úrad geodézie, kartografie a katastra Slovenskej republiky (Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Authority of the Slovak Republic)
Slovenia The Land Registry (Zemljiska knjiga)
Spain Colegio de Registradores de la Propiedad, mercantiles y de bienes muebles de España.

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Why are some countries not yet connected?

Some European land registry authorities are simply yet to make a decision on connecting to EULIS or they are not yet in a position where they are able to. For example if an online registration system does not yet exist it would not be technically possible to connect to the portal.

The countries who cannot yet connect but who would like to in the future are welcomed by EULIS so cooperation can begin. EULIS aims to include all European countries in connection possibilities and understands this may take a longer in some countries than others.

EULIS also recognises this may be frustrating for subscribed customers, who would like to search in a particular country.