Stamp Duty & Property Registration Charges in Kerala

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26 DECEMBER, 2022
Are you planning to buy property in God’s own Country- Kerala? If yes, you have many things to consider before going ahead. Kerala stamp act, land registration charges in Kerala, stamp duty in Kerala are a few of the many things you must know about. Stamp duty for land registration in Kerala must be paid to the State government for purchasing a property. It is a fixed percentage of the market value of your property. The registration fee is paid to get the property registered in your name. To find out your stamp duty charges use Kotak Mahindra Bank’s stamp duty calculator Kerala.
How Is Stamp Duty in Kerala Calculated?
The stamp duty in Kerala is calculated based on the market value of your property. Stamp duty calculator Kerala helps you instantly calculate the charges using the details like cost of property, ownership, etc. Apart from this, several aspects related to real estate and the property buyer also affect the stamp duty in Kerala. So, here are some key factors that impact the stamp duty charges:
Go through the stamp duty for land registration charges in Kerala below:
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Region
Stamp Duty Charges
Registration Fees
Kerala
8% (Earlier rate)
2% (Earlier rate)
4% (Revised rate)
1% (Revised rate)
Note: stamp duty and registration charges in Kerala apply to everybody irrespective of gender, age, etc.
How to Pay Stamp Duty Charges in Kerala?
The State government of Kerala has now made it mandatory to use the e-stamping method for all types of registration that require stamp paper. Hence, you must now use the official registration portal set up by the government for paying your stamp duty charges. Follow the step-by-step guide below to make a successful payment:
Visit the official website of the registration department (https://keralaregistration.gov.in/index.php?lang=eng)
Click on the ‘Online Application’ option and you shall be redirected to a new page
Click on the ‘New User’ option visible under the menu bar and create your login ID
Now, select ‘New Token’ and enter the district, taluka, sub-registrar office, etc. correctly.
After submitting this, you must now input other details required on the page
In case your stamp duty is more than Rs 1 Lakh, then you need to enter the mode of payment
Complete the self-verification and review the fee details visible on the screen before clicking on ‘Submit Application for e-Stamp’
You can then proceed to the fee payment where you can pay the stamp duty and registration fees together or separately
On successful payment, you can download the e-stamp after clicking on ‘View details’ on the payment confirmation
The e stamp paper Kerala will have the serial number, GRN, and other details that help verify its authenticity.
You can finally book a time slot at the sub-registrar office and submit the application to complete the registration of your property
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Property registration process in Kerala
Go to https://keralaregistration.gov.in/pearlpublic/index.php
At the home page, select the option of ‘New user’ in the Document Registration section.
Complete the process of user registration.
Use the ‘login’ option to enter your account.
Next, select the ‘online token registration’ and ‘available token’ options to get instructions from the website on what to do further.
You then have to select the transaction type and get to the next page. The next page involves presenting your information like personal details, property details, etc. After completing the inputs, hit the next button to move ahead.
On the next page you have to provide the claimant’s details and then go through different tabs to enter the executant's details, property details, building details, claimant–property link if any, enclosures, witness details, stamp paper details, etc.
Finally, you have to submit these details to the sub-registrar office.
Once you successfully submit the details, you will get a detailed report of your submission and then you have to choose a mode of payment. Choose an option, make the payment, and print the receipt.
Submit this printout along with other related documents to the sub-registrar at the time of your appointment.
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