PerceelsID
The official identification of your parcel in the MI-GLIS register (the land registry of Suriname): a unique number linked to a survey map with the boundaries recorded in coordinates. Without this number you cannot transfer, mortgage or formally register your land.
Read more →Subdivision & land development (GREX)
Dividing a parcel into independent lots, each with its own boundaries, access and its own PerceelsID. We design the plan, prepare the file and petitions and guide the application at the Ministry of Public Works up to the permit.
Read more →State land & land lease (grondhuur)
Grondhuur is a right to state land, issued by the State through the Ministry of Land Policy and Forest Management. We guide the application, the extension and procedures around expiry – from the declaration of willingness to registration at MI-GLIS.
Read more →Valuation
An independent, substantiated opinion on the market value of a property at a given date, prepared by PAM N.V. according to the International Valuation Standards (IVS) and recorded in a verifiable report.
Read more →Land surveying & setting out
Accurate surveys of parcels, buildings and sites with modern GPS equipment and total stations, in every district of Suriname.
Read more →Real estate
Purchase and sale of houses, parcels and commercial real estate through our own network and partner relations.
Read more →Land research & petitions
Soil research, applying for land rights and petitions for government land.
Read more →Parcel map of Suriname
Look up any registered parcel in Suriname free of charge: boundaries, area and aerial photo. Green filled = an issued PerceelsID; only a green line = no PerceelsID yet. No parcel at your location? Draw your land and request a PerceelsID directly.
The map interface is in Dutch.
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Our documents, brochures and the official procedures in Suriname are in Dutch. We explain everything to you in English. This page is a translation. In case of doubt the Dutch text prevails.