Land surveyor in Montenegro
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About: land surveyor
A land surveyor measures land and buildings and prepares survey plans and reports: site surveys for design, marking boundaries, setting out a building before construction, as-built surveys, plot subdivisions and data for the land registry (katastar). You need one when buying land, planning to build, disagreeing with a neighbour over a boundary, or trying to make the registry match what's actually on the ground. Which survey you need and how the registry procedure works is best confirmed with the surveyor and the cadastre office.
Frequently asked questions
Should I get a survey before buying land?
It's wise to check that the boundaries on the ground match the cadastral plan before you pay. It avoids surprises about area or access.
What do I need to provide?
The title deed, cadastral parcel number, any plans you have and someone to give access to the site. For buildings, the design or earlier surveys too.
How long does it take?
Fieldwork is often quick, but the report and any registry procedure can take longer. Ask the surveyor for a realistic timeline.
What affects the price?
The type of job, size and shape of the land, vegetation, number of points and whether the report is filed with the cadastre. Steep or overgrown terrain takes longer.
Can a surveyor settle a boundary dispute?
They can show precisely where the registered boundary is, which often helps neighbours agree. If the dispute continues, the legal side needs a lawyer or the competent authority.