Looking for land records in Pakistan requires knowledge of ‘where’ and ‘how’ to get the documents from. For provinces like Punjab, there are portals such as PLRA (Punjab Land Records Authority) to check land details like Fard, Khasra, and Khatooni. Most often, such details are provided by local land offices (Patwar Khana), real estate agents, or legal consultants.
The land records are the official proof of land ownership and hold great value when selling or buying any property. Along with land records, it’s important to know the boundaries and exact location of the land, known as ‘cadastre’ or ‘shajra’ maps in Pakistan. Such information is usually kept in different departments and can be time-consuming to obtain manually.
Technology like GIS (Geographic Information System) plays a vital role in providing accurate and reliable land data. FindMyLand, a digital GIS solution, offers a safer and more efficient experience for land data collection and verification. It combines location and geographic data to generate actionable insights and identify property details, even from a remote location. Over time, FindMyLand has evolved to stay ahead of changes in Pakistan’s real estate sector.
With our analytics platform, it becomes convenient for buyers and sellers to analyze land and get a consolidated report, even from miles away. This fusion of geolocation and mapped data not only drives a digital revolution in real estate but also helps reduce fraud, land grabbing, and property disputes.
Clarity about ownership, surroundings, and land conditions provides a complete picture for those looking to invest or trade. Our services cover critical details such as area measurements, land coordinates, elevation, satellite imagery, and more. Having access to all of this in one platform makes FindMyLand incredibly valuable, making land-related transactions clearer and more secure.
Digitized records eliminate confusion about whether a land parcel is private, commercial, or government-owned/reserved. Online access ensures better transparency and minimizes the risk of illegal occupation or land encroachment.
In Pakistan, numerous cases arise where tracing land inheritance or rightful ownership becomes difficult, leading to serious disputes between buyers, sellers, or even family members. Having detailed and centralized land data can significantly reduce such problems. It also saves time and effort otherwise be spent visiting multiple offices like the Revenue Departments or the Tehsil offices.
All this information is available at the click of a button. With just a survey number (Khasra No.), you can access critical details such as ownership status, boundaries, GPS coordinates, satellite view, elevation, and nearby landmarks or water sources.
For provinces like Sindh, systems like Sindh Zameen offer digital access to land records and property verification. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, similar initiatives are underway through platforms like DLRMS (Digital Land Record Management System).
Most importantly, the digitization of land records brings transparency, allowing individuals to make confident, informed decisions when buying or selling property. FindMyLand has also proven helpful in sectors like banking, logistics, infrastructure, and development. In addition to offering conclusive ownership verification and faster data collection, our services also include advanced mapping with pinpoint accuracy.
