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自然资源部
The national authority for natural resources, land and spatial planning, mineral resources and the framework for real-estate registration.
The ministry sets national systems for natural-resource ownership, territorial spatial planning, land use, mineral resources and real-estate registration. Individual title, planning and project decisions normally require examination of local registers, plans and competent authorities.
Start with the parcel or resource, its registered rights, planning designation and proposed use, then identify the local registration, planning or resource-approval authority.
The national framework connects land and natural-resource ownership, unified real-estate registration, territorial spatial planning, land-use approvals and mineral exploration or extraction rights.
Use the route that corresponds to the filing, inquiry or administrative service you need.
Administers natural-resource ownership and use, spatial planning, land and mineral policy, surveys and national natural-resource and real-estate registration systems.
Open official serviceStart with primary institutional sources. Verify service links and procedural status before relying on a filing path.
These concepts separate registered property interests from planning permission and resource-development approvals.
A time-limited right to possess and use state-owned land for an approved purpose, distinct from ownership of the land itself.
The official recording of land-use rights, buildings, mortgages and other covered interests; the register is central to title diligence.
The planning system that allocates territory for ecological, agricultural, urban and other uses and constrains project siting and development.
State-granted exploration or mining interests whose scope, term, transfer and operating approvals must be reviewed separately.
Land, minerals, forests, waters and other state-regulated assets governed through different ownership, use and conservation systems.
The review date describes when the listed primary sources were checked. It is not a guarantee that jurisdiction remains unchanged after that date.
Check the current register, right certificate, spatial plan, approved land use, encumbrances and any separate resource or development approvals for the specific location.
