White Land Program, confirmed the end of the regular registration deadline for the second phase of white land fees in Mecca, Jeddah and Dammam after 27 days, calling on owners in the three cities to quickly register their lands in the electronic portal for white land fees.

In a statement, the program explained that failure to register within the specified period will result in a fine of up to 100 percent of the value of the fee, noting that the land owned by more than one owner with one deed, the fees are applied according to the share of each partner, and the fees can be objected to after the end of the registration and invoicing period by providing proof that there are contraindications to application.

White Land Fees Program explained in a statement. The White Land Fees Program explained that beneficiaries can inquire about the existence of a fee on any white land by the instrument number only through the program's website, stressing that the aim of imposing fees is to increase the supply of developed land to achieve a balance between supply and demand, provide residential land at appropriate prices, protect fair competition and limit monopolistic practices, and landowners must register their land within the statutory deadline to avoid the fine for non-registration.

White Land Stages
The first phase of land fees includes undeveloped land with an area of ten thousand square meters and more, the second phase includes developed land with an area of ten thousand square meters and more, and the total land of one owner with an area of more than ten thousand meters in one plan, and the third phase will impose fees on developed land with an area of five thousand meters and more, as well as the total developed land of one owner with an area of ten thousand meters and more in one city.

The program announced that it will impose fees on developed land with an area of five thousand meters and more, as well as the total developed land of one owner with an area of ten thousand meters and more in one city.

The program had previously announced that the fee revenues spent on infrastructure development and service delivery exceeded SR2.2 billion for more than 85 housing projects around the Kingdom.