Not every construction activity requires a building permit. In certain cases, legislation allows minor works or interventions that do not change the structure or essential characteristics of a building.
For example, some maintenance, repair or landscaping works may be carried out without a permit, depending on their nature and scale. However, building a new house, extending a building or making major structural changes should not automatically be considered work that can be done without the required documentation.
Before starting any work, it is important to check the legal status of the land and building and determine whether a building permit or other project documentation is required.
If you are unsure, consulting a specialist and checking the requirements with the local authorities can help you avoid unauthorized construction, fines and additional costs.
