This page covers Cambodia’s land and construction framework, including land use, ownership and tenure, zoning, cadastral administration, building permits, project approvals, urban development, and standards for construction activities and property development. It tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, enforcement measures, compliance requirements, and institutional governance affecting developers, landholders, contractors, investors, and public authorities. The page provides structured updates on official developments, regulatory implementation, and ongoing monitoring of Cambodia’s land administration and construction oversight to support reliable reference, risk assessment, and compliance review.
The Ministry of Land Management (MLMUPC) transferred provincial land records into a centralized CIS database in Battambang, Cambodia, as part of a national land registration rollout.
The Ministry of Justice-led National Committee on Conditional Release convened in Cambodia to review draft guidance on conditional release procedures.
Ratanakiri provincial land administration registered 0.7239 ha of indigenous communal land in Cambodia, recording plot No. 096 in Ta Veang district.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service highlighted an interministerial prakas setting public service schedules for land management, urban planning, and construction services, including fees, maximum processing times, and validity periods.
Cambodia's land administration authorities registered a 0.5256-hectare indigenous community land parcel in Ratanakiri under the land registration and cadastral system. The action records collective ownership for the Prao indigenous community in Ta Veaeng district.
Cambodia environment officials inspected illegal forest clearing in the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary and prepared court files over protected land encroachment in Stung Treng province. The enforcement action concerns land governance, protected areas, and illegal conversion of state forest land.
The Ratanakiri Provincial Administration registered an indigenous community land parcel in Cambodia’s land registration system, recording parcel No. 090 in Ratanakiri as collective property for the Prao community.
Cambodia’s Office of the Council of Ministers reviewed a draft amendment to the Law on Roads concerning road transport regulation and maximum vehicle load limits. The review addressed a private-sector request to raise the permitted maximum load to 45 tonnes while preserving road infrastructure and public budget interests.
Ratanakiri provincial land authorities in Cambodia registered a 16.5107-hectare indigenous communal land parcel for the Prov community in Ta Veng district. The development adds a land registration record under the cadastral and property governance system overseen by MLMUPC.
Cambodia’s Ratanakiri provincial land administration registered a Prao Indigenous community land parcel under the land registration system. The development concerns collective property registration for a 15.5459-hectare parcel in Ta Veng district.
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