BMCRevalidation Fees Revision 2026 2027 Development Permissions


Issued by: Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai | 17 March 2026

 

This circular outlines the revised revalidation fees applicable for development permissions for the financial year 2026–2027. It specifies updated fee structures for extending the validity of approved building plans and permissions. The circular includes category-wise fee schedules, conditions for revalidation, and applicable rates based on project type and development parameters. It also refers to prior circulars and updates the applicable charges accordingly. The revision impacts architects, developers, and property owners who seek extension of approvals beyond the original validity period. The circular emphasizes compliance with prescribed timelines and payment of revised fees for continued validity of development permissions. Detailed fee tables and conditions are included, but some portions are not clearly readable in the document.
 

Category

Proposed Use

Scrutiny Rate (FY 2026-27)

Minimum Fee (Rs.)

New Construction / Redevelopment

Residential

Rs. 1,560 per 10 sq. m.

Rs. 14,180 

Commercial

Rs. 3,070 per 10 sq. m.

Rs. 28,340 

Industrial

Rs. 2,340 per 10 sq. m.

Rs. 21,480 

Alterations (No extra area)

Residential

Per Proposal

Rs. 15,210 

Commercial

Per Proposal

Rs. 30,350 

Industrial

Per Proposal

Rs. 22,970 

 

Revision of revalidation fees applicable for development permissions for 2026–2027


Revalidation fees for development permissions have been revised for the year 2026 2027 as per updated schedule

| 17 March 2026


Updated Fee Structure and Applicability

 

 


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Opinion on FAQ related to circular

Q

What is the purpose of revalidation fees in development permissions?

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Revalidation fees are charged to extend the validity of approved building plans and permissions beyond their original period as per municipal regulations.


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The circular indicates applicability to development permissions, but specific categories and conditions are Not Clearly Specified in Circular.

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