Cadastral survey, accurate boundaries and reliable documentation

A cadastral survey establishes the precise location and area of land parcels for registration and legal certainty.

What documents are needed?

Legal papers: ownership documents, archive materials, title certificates, and a Public Registry extract.

Plans and maps: existing geodetic plans showing parcel boundaries.

Technical data: terrain and site characteristics when required.

Modern equipment

We use high-accuracy GPS, total stations, and theodolites.

Drones help produce detailed surface models and improve survey efficiency.

2024 regulation

From 1 September 2024, cadastral planning and survey work in Georgia follows updated standards. Preparing drawings for the Public Registry requires certification.

The goal is higher-quality cadastral drawings aligned with international practice, reducing legal uncertainty and neighbor disputes.

GeoSurvey’s team is made up of certified specialists working to Public Registry rules.