The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for land administration, urban planning, and the regulatory framework for construction and the built environment. Its mandate covers policy development, land governance, spatial planning, construction standards, permitting oversight, and compliance measures that support orderly development, infrastructure management, and regulatory consistency. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to land management, urban planning, construction regulation, and institutional oversight in Cambodia.
Cambodia land registration authorities recorded Trapang Bei in Banteay Meanchey province as state public land under the cadastral system and Land Law. The registration links land administration, cultural heritage protection, and state property management.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction announced the invalidation of four property ownership certificates in Prek Pnov, Phnom Penh, to enable land ownership transfer to customers who had fully paid. The decision relates to land registration and dispute resolution in Cambodia’s real-estate governance system.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Land Management announced the distribution of property ownership certificates and the invalidation of certain land possession or property holding documents in nine villages of Sampov Poun City, Kandal province. The notice relates to land registration administration and property rights documentation.
Cambodia land registration authorities recorded Trapaing Ta Sek ancient site in Banteay Meanchey as state public land under the cadastral system. The designation links land administration, cultural heritage protection, and state property management policy.
Cambodia land registration authorities recorded Kanchanh Ta Sek, an ancient site in Banteay Meanchey province, as state public land under cadastral procedures and land law. The registration links heritage protection, land governance, and state property management.
The LASED III project, together with government working groups and the Fisheries Administration, officially launched infrastructure construction in five coastal fishing communities in Kampot and Kep provinces. The project forms part of a broader program supporting 12 fishing community sites across three coastal provinces with planned spending of US$13.1 million, including US$11.39 million for infrastructure works.
The update records the formal land registration status of Trapang 2, an ancient site in Banteay Meanchey, as state public land. It has long-term reference value because it identifies the parcel, location, legal basis, and responsible state institutions for ownership and management.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction announced that the Tuol Kouk Ampil archeological site in Preyng Chour village, Phnom Lieb commune, Preah Netr Preah district, Banteay Meanchey province has been registered as public state land. The 5,386-square-meter plot, parcel number 108, is technically registered under land and cadastral law, held by the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts under the cultural heritage protection law, and managed by the Ministry of Economy and Finance under state property management law.
A working group of the General Department of Land Management and Urban Planning, led by its Director General, met to review and revise the draft instruction on managing new building construction and changes in building use. The draft focuses on constructions that create noise, odor, aesthetic and public order impacts.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction announced the distribution of immovable property ownership certificates and the invalidation of existing possession or holding certificates for land in 12 villages in Kien Svay district, Kandal province. The process will take place from 18–24 March 2026 at the Kien Svay district hall.
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