How to Convert Agricultural Land to Residential Land in Karnataka?

The legal process of land conversion from agricultural to residential in Karnataka requires several approvals from competent authorities. Here are the general steps involved in the process.

Before I explain the conversion process, you must know that the land conversion from agricultural to residential in Karnataka fees is RS. 327 if the land is within city corporation limit.

How to convert agricultural land to residential land in Karnataka?

1. Application submission: The first step is to seek approval from the Collector, Sub Divisional Officer or Tehsildar in the land revenue department. You can either apply offline or opt for an online process. In case of an online process, you need to provide the RTC details along with a duly sworn-in affidavit and 11E sketch.

2. Reviewing the application and verifications: The application is reviewed by the competent authorities, and the documents submitted are verified. The authorities may also conduct a site inspection to verify the details provided in the application.

3. Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP): The CDP is prepared by the authorities to ensure that the conversion of land is in line with the development plan of the area.

4. The Grant: Once the application is approved, the authorities will issue a grant for the conversion of land from agricultural to residential.

5. No scope of diversion on use of land: As per the law, land allocated for agricultural use cannot be used for residential or commercial purposes until it is converted into non-agricultural land. Once converted, the owner can use it for the desired purpose.

Please note that the process of land conversion falls under the State jurisdiction and varies across locations. It is advisable to consult a legal expert or a real estate agent for more information on the specific requirements and procedures in your area.