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From the surveyor’s notebook.
Clear answers to the questions clients ask us most — without the legal jargon.
How to check a property in Croatia before buying: cadastre, land register and Geoportal
A practical guide to Croatian public registers: where to check a parcel, ownership and encumbrances online, and how to spot mismatches with the situation on site.
Read articleBuilding a house? Three surveying steps you can’t get a permit or registration without
Design base map, building setting-out and as-built survey — what they are, when you need them and how to save time and money on a new build in Croatia.
Why your drone surveyor must be licensed — and how to check
Anyone can buy a drone, but commercial capture requires registration, a trained pilot and compliance with the rules. What do you risk by hiring an unlicensed operator?
Drone surveying in geodesy: when photogrammetry beats a classic survey
Orthophotos, 3D terrain models, point clouds and volumes — how drone surveying with the DJI Matrice 4E works and when it pays off versus a classic survey.
Land subdivision in Croatia: steps, documents and common questions
Dividing land between heirs or selling part of a parcel? How subdivision (parcelacija) works, what you need and why a site visit is essential.
Building legalisation and cadastre registration in Croatia: a guide for owners
Legalisation, cadastral recording and land-register entry are three different things. Here is what you need for a sale or a mortgage — and how the process works.