Downtown DistrictAlexandria Governorate

Residents

Reconciliation and regularisation for applications not completed under Law 17

The documents and fees below are copied verbatim from the district’s official catalogue (report code 83) — no eligibility conditions or application steps are added beyond what it states.

Fee schedule

Initial fees (administrative authority fees)

Fee codeFee itemInitial value
1273State financial resources development levy2.00 EGP
2939Levy for the martyrs, victims, missing and injured of military and terrorist operations5.00 EGP
2838SMS messaging service charge5.00 EGP

Civil Aviation fees

Fee codeFee itemInitial value
3286Chapter Three — revenue for road and transport services (easement services)No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office

Difference in reconciliation fees

Fee codeFee itemInitial value
3220Reconciliation and regularisation charge (area difference)No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3219Recovery of the State's right (no garage provided)No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3218Recovery of the State's right (garage in breach of the codes)No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office

Reconciliation charge / first instalment

Fee codeFee itemInitial value
3207Reconciliation and regularisation charge, urban — 3%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3208Reconciliation and regularisation charge, urban — 97%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3213Instalment of the reconciliation and regularisation charge, rural — 97%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3214Instalment of the reconciliation and regularisation charge, rural — 3%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3209Reconciliation and regularisation charge, rural — 3%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3210Reconciliation and regularisation charge, rural — 97%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3211Instalment of the reconciliation and regularisation charge, urban — 97%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office
3212Instalment of the reconciliation and regularisation charge, urban — 3%No fixed amount in the catalogue — set by the office

This service’s page from the official catalogue (PDF)

This service’s page from the official catalogue (PDF)

General guidance

General rules: Reconciliation of building violations and regularisation (Law 187/2023)

These are the rules for this kind of request as stated in the law and in official and published sources — not a replacement for the district’s catalogue entry above. Details can differ for your request; check with the district before you apply.

How to apply

  1. 1Pay an examination fee not exceeding EGP 5,000 and a good-faith deposit not exceeding 25% of the reconciliation amount, then submit the reconciliation application to the competent administrative body (Art. 6).
  2. 2The applicant receives a certificate of filing showing the application number, registration date and attached documents (Art. 6).
  3. 3The technical committee reviews the documents, including an engineering report on structural safety and the applicant's declaration, and finishes within three months of a complete application (Art. 7).
  4. 4Pay the remainder of the reconciliation amount within sixty days of notice of the committee's approval, or in instalments over no more than five years (Art. 8).
  5. 5The competent authority issues the decision accepting reconciliation and notifies the applicant; it has the effect of a licence (Art. 9).
  6. 6The administrative body notifies the utility bodies of the acceptance within fifteen days; the applicant may also apply to them directly (Art. 10).
  7. 7A grievance against refusal or against the reconciliation amount may be lodged within thirty days of notice; the grievance committee decides within sixty days (Art. 14).

Conditions

  • Reconciliation is possible for building violations committed before the law came into force that do not impair the building's structural safety (Art. 2).
  • Restricted cases include exceeding height limits under the Civil Aviation Law, provided air navigation is not affected and the ministry responsible for civil aviation consents (Art. 2(6)).
  • Reconciliation is prohibited for works impairing structural safety, building on antiquities or Nile-protection land, and changing the use of parking spaces (garages) (Art. 3).
  • Applications are filed within six months of the executive regulations taking effect, extendable for periods totalling no more than three years (Art. 6).
  • An application lapses six months after the filing certificate is received if the documents are not completed (Art. 6).
  • Reconciliation may only be accepted once all existing unfinished facades have been painted; villages and their hamlets are exempt (Art. 9).
  • Reconciliation is refused or voided on non-payment within sixty days, failure to pay two instalments, alteration of the reconciled works, or false documents (Art. 12).
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