Land Survey Costs in Ogun State: Updated Fees, Areas, and How to Calculate

How much does it cost to survey a plot of land in Ogun state?

The costs of land surveys in Ogun State vary depending on the area and size of the land. The survey fee is ₦270,000 for a plot of 0-800 sqm in the general area. For those looking to survey land in the prime area, the cost increases to ₦400,000 for the same plot size. The survey fee in the special prime area is ₦1,050,000 for a plot of 0-800 sqm. These fees reflect the scale of land survey costs in Ogun State, ensuring you receive accurate and legal documentation for your property.

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HOW TO DETERMINE THE TOTAL COST OF LAND SURVEY IN OGUN STATE

To accurately determine the total cost of a land survey in Ogun State, two critical factors must be considered: the land size and the specific area it falls within, categorized into three zones.

1. Land Size

The fee charged by a land surveyor is primarily determined by the size of the land surveyed in square meters. Larger land plots incur higher survey costs due to increased surveyor effort and government documentation fees.

2. Zones in Ogun State

The location of your land significantly influences the overall survey fee. Ogun State is divided into three distinct areas:

Breakdown of Survey Costs

From the total survey cost, a portion known as the "mandatory fee to the ministry for documentation (MDS)" is deducted, with the remaining amount covering the surveyor's site and office work fees.

The total survey fee will increase accordingly for commercial titles conducted for corporate entities such as companies, worship centres, firms, and institutions.

Upcoming Detailed Information

In the next section, we will explore specific areas within each zone, providing detailed information on survey fees for different land sizes. Stay tuned for a comprehensive guide to land survey costs in Ogun State.

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COST OF LAND SURVEYING AND DOCUMENTATION IN THE SPECIAL PRIME AREAS OF OGUN STATE

The costs associated with land surveys in Ogun State vary significantly based on the land size and the area under which it falls. Listed below are the communities classified under the special prime areas of Ogun State, along with the corresponding survey fees for different land sizes and title types in these areas.

Key Communities in Special Prime Areas

Abeokuta:

Ijebu Ode:

Ota/Ifo:

Sagamu:

Survey Fees for Special Prime Areas in Ogun State

If your land falls within any of the communities listed above, it is classified under the special prime areas of Ogun State. The survey fees vary based on the size of the land and its intended use, whether for private or commercial purposes. Below is a detailed breakdown of survey fees in both square meters and hectares/acres for these areas:

Survey Fees by Land Size

For land ranging from 0 to 800 square meters:

For land between 801 and 1500 square meters:

For land between 1501 and 2100 square meters:

For land between 2101 and 2800 square meters:

For land between 2801 and 3500 square meters:

For land between 3501 and 4050 square meters:

Survey Fees by Hectares/Acres

For land of 0.405 hectares (1 acre):

For land of 0.810 hectares (2 acres):

For land of 1.214 hectares (3 acres):

For land of 1.619 hectares (4 acres):

For land of 2.024 hectares (5 acres):

For the land of 2.429 hectares (6 acres):

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Sample of a schedule of fee for a land sized in between 1.1 to 2 Acres in a Special Prime Area of Ogun state. The Mds fees are named statutory fee in the image above.

COST OF LAND SURVEYING AND DOCUMENTATION IN THE PRIME AREAS OF OGUN STATE

Survey Fees and Communities in Prime Areas of Ogun State

The costs associated with land surveys in Ogun State vary based on the land size and the area within which it falls. Listed below are the communities classified under the prime areas of Ogun State, along with the corresponding survey fees for different land sizes and title types in these areas.

Key Communities in Prime Areas

Abeokuta Township
Ifo Township
Mowe/Ibafo/Isheri/Ofada/Asese/Magboro/Arepo/Orimerunmu
Ojodu
Abiodun/Isheri/Ajuwon/Iju/Lambe/Ajuwon/Isaga/Ijoko/Agbado
Akute/Agbado/Opeilu/Itoki/Oke-Aro
Ota Township
Sango Ota/Adalemo-Town/Abule Iroko/Iyana Iyesi/Benja
Agbara Township
Sagamu Township
Ijebu-Ode Township
Ogijo Township
Ijako/Sango New Arena (RCCG)/Igbo Iwaju/Boun/Memugba
Lands Along Atan/Idiroko Expressway
Lands Along Sagamu/Ogijo
Lands Along Atan/Lusada/Agbara Road Hospital Road, Sagamu Cinema Road, Sagamu Abeokuta South LGA Alagbole Township Akute Town

Survey Fees for Prime Areas in Ogun State

If your land falls within any community listed above, it is classified under the prime areas of Ogun State. The survey fees vary based on the size of the land and its intended use, whether for private or commercial purposes. Below is a detailed breakdown of survey fees in both square meters and hectares/acres for these areas:

Survey Fees by Land Size

For land sizes 0 to 800 square meters:

For land sizes 801 to 1500 square meters:

For land sizes 1501 to 2100 square meters:

For land sizes 2101 to 2800 square meters:

For land sizes 2801 to 3500 square meters:

For land sizes 3501 to 4050 square meters:

Survey Fees by Hectares/Acres

For land sizes of 0.405 hectares (1 acre):

For land sizes of 0.810 hectares (2 acres):

For land sizes of 1.214 hectares (3 acres):

For land sizes of 1.619 hectares (4 acres):

For land sizes of 2.024 hectares (5 acres):

For land sizes of 2.429 hectares (6 acres):

For land sizes of 2.834 hectares (7 acres):

For land sizes of 3.238 hectares (8 acres):

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Sample of a schedule of fees for a land sized between 3501 to 4050 sqm in a Prime Area of Ogun state.
The Mds fees are named statutory fee in the image above.

COST OF LAND SURVEYING AND DOCUMENTATION IN THE GENERAL AREAS OF OGUN STATE

Survey Fees for General Areas in Ogun State

If your land is not listed under the Special Prime Area or Prime Area communities, it falls under the General Area of Ogun State. The survey fees for general areas vary based on the size of the land and its intended use, whether for private or commercial purposes.

Detailed Breakdown of Survey Fees for General Areas in Ogun State

For land sizes 0 to 800 square meters:

For land sizes 801 to 1500 square meters:

For land sizes 1501 to 2100 square meters:

For land sizes 2101 to 2800 square meters:

For land sizes 2801 to 3500 square meters:

For land sizes 3501 to 4050 square meters:

Survey Fees by Hectares/Acres

For land sizes of 0.405 hectares (1 acre):

For land sizes of 0.810 hectares (2 acres):

For land sizes of 1.214 hectares (3 acres):

For land sizes of 1.619 hectares (4 acres):

For land sizes of 2.024 hectares (5 acres):

For land sizes of 2.429 hectares (6 acres):

For land sizes of 2.834 hectares (7 acres):

For land sizes of 3.238 hectares (8 acres):

For land sizes of 3.643 hectares (9 acres):

For land sizes of 4.048 hectares (10 acres):

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Sample of a schedule of fee for a land sized in between 1.1 to 2 Acres in a Genaral Area of Ogun state. The Mds fees are named statutory fee in the image above.

EXPLAINING MDS (STATUTORY FEE) IN OGUN STATE

This section will guide you through the essential aspects of payments, shedding light on potential pitfalls and emphasizing the non-negotiable nature of certain fees.

1. Mandatory Payment to the Ministry: Non-Negotiable and Vital

In any land survey job, one encounters a mandatory payment to the state's ministry (Mds) called the statutory fee, which is non-negotiable. Please be aware of surveyors who accept to negotiate this fee, as it is a red flag signalling potential fraudulent practices.

Why is this Fee Critical?

This mandatory fee is crucial for processing and documenting your survey, officially establishing you as the property owner. Skipping or negotiating this fee might result in an incomplete survey that lacks official registration, leaving you vulnerable to legal and ownership complications.

Avoid Cheap Alternatives:

Choosing a surveyor based solely on a lower fee might lead to significant issues. In a bid to cut costs, some surveyors agree to accept less pay and proceed with the on-site work. However, the survey plan provided under these circumstances is often not registered, rendering it ineffective and leaving your ownership in question.

Key Takeaway:

2. Site and Office Survey Work: Negotiable, but with Caution

While the mandatory fee is fixed, the site and office survey work fees can be negotiated with your surveyor. because surveyors will the MDS (Ministry Documentations) fee from the total survey fee, leaving room for negotiation based on factors such as survey difficulty and the number of plots involved.

HOW TO GET ORIGINAL SURVEY PLAN IN OGUN STATE

Without the original survey plan registered in Ogun state, any document handed to you is merely paper without official standing. This means it cannot be used for legal or official purposes.

Compared to the Ogun state, Lagos state has a digital medium to confirm if the survey plan is originally online whereas in Ogun state, we will have to go through the physical means, and all is explained in our blog post-Understanding Survey Plans: Your Guide to Study Original or Fake Survey.
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Choosing the Right Path: Contacting OME Land Surveyor And Consultant

To secure your original and registered survey plan, we strongly recommend reaching out to OME Land Surveyor And Consultant. Here's why:

When you initiate the process, contacting a registered surveyor is very important. We recommend that you engage the services of OME Land Surveyor And Consultant to ensure a smooth and reliable experience in obtaining your original survey plan in Ogun state.

Please pay the Mandatory Documentation Fee (MDS) in total. Only work with any surveyor promising an original survey plan if adhering to this crucial step. The surveyor's fee must be paid in full to allow deductions for the MDS and their professional service before proceeding to documentation.

Clients often need to be more informed about the intricacies of the process. Clear doubts by consulting with the OME Land Surveyor And Consultant, ensuring accurate information and a transparent journey.

When in doubt, reach out to OME Land Surveyor And Consultant for expert guidance and assistance throughout the process.

Our extensive experience and impeccable reputation make us a trusted partner in obtaining your original survey plan in Ogun state.

For a seamless and stress-free experience, contact us at OME Land Surveyor And Consultant. We're here to help you through the process and ensure you can get your original survey plan.

By choosing OME Land Surveyor And Consultant, you're not just getting a service; you're gaining peace of mind and the assurance of the right property documentation.

Below is a sample of a survey plan

Survey plan in Ogun state a product of land survey and documentation.