lõppkasutuslubasid

Lõppkasutusluba, often translated as an occupancy permit or final use permit, is a crucial document in Estonia that certifies that a building or its part has been constructed or renovated in accordance with the approved construction design and is safe for its intended use. It is issued by the Estonian Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (Tarbijakaitseameti ja Tehnilise Järelevalve Amet) or a designated local authority.

The process for obtaining a lõppkasutusluba typically involves an inspection of the completed construction work to ensure compliance with building regulations, safety standards, and the approved project documentation. This inspection verifies that all necessary construction works have been completed, all technical systems are functioning correctly, and all required safety measures are in place.

Without a valid lõppkasutusluba, a building or its part cannot be legally occupied or used for its intended purpose. This permit is essential for various activities, including registering the property in the land register, obtaining insurance, and accessing utilities. It serves as the final stamp of approval, confirming that the building meets all legal requirements and is safe for its occupants and the public. The requirement for a lõppkasutusluba applies to both new constructions and significant renovations.