According to Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Interior’s information sheet on Permission to Purchase lists: a letter to the Ministry (separate forms for a flat, a house or land), an information form, a passport copy, a copy of the title deed, a site plan with the area marked, an original criminal-record certificate from the buyer’s own country, a copy of the sale contract if there is one, and a stamp for applications made by proxy; the letter must state the share of the property being bought.

Editorial note

The sheet is undated. The law provides that the document list is set by Ministry circular, so the current circular may differ. FOUNDER GOVERNANCE SYNC 04 (2026-09-22): this Claim accurately describes the Ministry's own posted checklist sheet, which remains undated and unrevised. It is now SUPERSEDED IN SUBSTANCE for the criminal-record item specifically by a decree-based current requirement (apostilled, <=3 months old) — see the new Rule ptp-criminal-record-apostille-and-recency-current. This Claim is kept, not deleted, as an accurate record of what the checklist document itself still says; it should not be relied on alone for the criminal-record document's current form.