Getting a Land-Register Extract in Fribourg
In the canton of Fribourg, seven district offices keep the land register. This page shows which office is responsible, how to order the extract, and what fees to expect.
This page explains publicly accessible registers and does not constitute tax, legal, construction, or financial advice. Consult a qualified professional for legal or tax questions.
The land-register extract shows who owns a parcel and which easements or mortgages encumber it — information the PLR cadastre does not provide. In the canton of Fribourg, the land register sits under the Finance Directorate.
The land register sits under the Finance Directorate and is organised into seven district offices. Public data can also be consulted online.
The office responsible for each commune is listed on fr.ch's land-register office contact page.
The certified extract is ordered by mail, email, phone, or in person at the responsible office; postal delivery carries an additional fee.
Besides ownership, the extract lists easements — such as rights of way or utility easements —, land charges, and mortgages, information the PLR cadastre does not show.
Every fact in an alpflo report carries exactly one of these states — so you can see at a glance what's documented and what isn't.
Confirmed in an official Swiss register. Direct source.
Register queried; nothing on this parcel. The absence is documented.
Derived from a model or an API: real, but not directly from the register. Please verify.
Hit an edge case. Stated honestly at the boundary, never silently discarded.
How many land-register offices does the canton of Fribourg have?
Seven district offices keep the land register in the canton of Fribourg; the one responsible for your commune is listed on fr.ch.
How do I order the extract?
By mail, email, phone, or in person at the responsible office. Postal delivery carries an additional fee.
Can I consult the land register online?
Public data can be consulted online; for legal force, the certified extract is still required.
How is this different from the PLR extract?
The land-register extract shows private-law relationships — ownership, easements, mortgages. The PLR extract shows public-law restrictions such as zoning and building lines.
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