Background
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) reported ongoing administrative processing of ownership transfer requests for customers of the Leng Navatra Borey housing developments, specifically Project 6A and the Chraem Muoy Roy project. This announcement marks the third day of a focused period during which affected customers have been coming to the ministry to lodge formal applications for transfer of ownership of their plots.
According to the ministry, during the first two days of this process, a significant number of customers from these projects appeared at MLMUPC and submitted documentation to request the transfer of ownership for their land plots.
Scope of Application
The update relates to customers of the Leng Navatra Borey Project 6A and the Chraem Muoy Roy project who are seeking to complete the administrative transfer of ownership for their plots through the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction.
It applies to land plots within these two specified projects for which customers have decided to lodge ownership transfer requests at the ministry during the current intake period.
Key Provisions or Decisions
The ministry states that during the first two days of the current application period, a total of 469 land plots from customers of Leng Navatra Borey Project 6A and the Chraem Muoy Roy project were submitted for ownership transfer. The ministry notes that many customers have appeared in person at MLMUPC to file these applications.
The announcement emphasizes that these ownership transfers are being processed in an atmosphere the ministry describes as free of disputes and oriented toward the completion of land registration and the resolution of outstanding land-related issues involving the borey projects.
Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance
This update indicates active administrative handling of ownership transfer requests for land plots in the specified Leng Navatra Borey projects by MLMUPC. For affected plot holders, the announcement confirms that the ministry is receiving and processing applications and that a substantial number of plots—469 over the first two days—have already entered the transfer process.
For developers and other stakeholders, the information reflects the ministry’s role in facilitating formal land registration and ownership transfer for borey customers, and signals ongoing efforts to bring land documentation for these projects into the formal registration system and to address related land dispute issues.
Official Source
The information is based on an announcement published by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction via its official communication channels.
