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An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to cancel their collective housing licenses linked to their business registry without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Platform for government and private sector entities across the Kingdom, enabling them to view and track coordination reports for successfully coordinated projects, check the status of each report, and search for specific reports using various filters. Users can also view, print, and manage coordination reports without the need for an in-person visit to the government authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Platform, designed for government and private sector entities across the Kingdom, allowing them to submit Emergency Project Coordination Requests for unscheduled projects at any time of the year through the Balady Portal. The request undergoes a coordination and approval cycle, and upon approval by the Coordination Office, it is forwarded to the Municipality Mayor for final approval or rejection. If approved, the project is added to the project plan, and an approved Coordination Report is issued, which serves as a requirement for obtaining a construction permit. This service is provided electronically without the need for an in-person visit to the government authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform that allows users to inquire about the requirements and restricted areas for collective housing licences, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Portal, allowing government entities and private sector organizations across the Kingdom to view requests and reports related to projects of all types through an interactive map. The service enables users to visualize spatial and temporal conflicts by using various search filters and adjusting the time frame directly on the interactive map, without the need to visit the authority.

An informational electronic service available on the Balady platform, providing insights into what collective housing is and how to invest in it. The service also allows users to access the World Bank study on the topic without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to obtain a collective housing license to ensure compliance with the health, technical, and safety requirements for collective housing without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing property owners and tenants to modify their collective housing license information, including expanding the property area and other changes related to the business registry, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Platform for government and private sector entities across the Kingdom that hold an approved but unused Project Coordination Report. This service allows eligible entities to submit a Project Coordination Report Cancellation Request through the Balady Portal, including the reason for cancellation. The request undergoes a coordination and approval cycle, and upon acceptance by the Coordination Office, the report is canceled, and the project site is made available to other entities. Additionally, the Coordination Office and the system may automatically cancel a Project Coordination Report if the project does not start within the scheduled timeframe or if a construction permit associated with the report is not issued. This service is provided electronically, without the need for an in-person visit to the government authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Platform, designed for government and private sector entities across the Kingdom. This service allows users to submit a request to modify a project plan for both scheduled and non-scheduled projects through the Balady Portal. Emergency project plans cannot be modified. The request undergoes a coordination and approval cycle, and upon final acceptance, the project is updated within the Project Plan, and a revised and approved Coordination Report is issued, without the need for an in-person visit to the government authority.