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How to find a plot's owner in ZBGIS

You find a plot's owner in ZBGIS through its ownership sheet (LV). Step by step, the difference between informative and official extracts, and planned changes in access to owner names.

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In short

  • You find the owner in ZBGIS via the ownership sheet – part B.
  • Search by name works only within one locked cadastral area.
  • Find the parcel and LV number fastest on the Kataster24 cadastral map, then the owner in ZBGIS in one click.

Updated 13. 10. 2026 · Sources: ÚGKK SR, ZBGIS, public state registers

Step by step

  1. Find the parcel – on the Kataster24 cadastral map by number or address, or directly in ZBGIS (Real Estate Cadastre theme, cadastral area locked).
  2. In the parcel detail click the ownership sheet (LV) number.
  3. The ownership sheet opens. Part B lists owners and shares, part C encumbrances (easements, mortgages).

On Kataster24 every parcel has a button that opens the same parcel directly in ZBGIS – just click the LV.

Searching by owner name

ZBGIS also lets you search by name, but only within one locked cadastral area. The public has no nationwide search of one person's property. See Cadastre by name.

Informative vs official extract

Planned changes from 2027

According to ÚGKK SR, an amendment to the Cadastral Act is being prepared: technical data (map, LV numbers, areas) stay freely available, but owner names and shares will be visible only after signing in (eID or an account). The informative extract is to be abolished and an electronic official extract will cost €6. Proposed effect: 1 January 2027 – check the final wording.

Why Kataster24 does not show names

Owner names are personal data, so Kataster24 neither stores nor shows them. We show everything else about the plot – area, land type, LV number, encumbrances drawn in the map, buildings and risks – and send you to the official ZBGIS for the owner.

Frequently asked questions

How can I find a plot's owner for free?

Open the parcel in ZBGIS, click the ownership sheet number and look at part B. The informative extract is currently free.

Can I search ZBGIS by name?

Yes, but only within one locked cadastral area. There is no public nationwide search by person.

Does access to owners change in 2027?

Under the proposed amendment, owner names will be available only after signing in with eID or an account, and the informative extract will be abolished. Check the final law.

Related guides

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