Kuwait Ministry Bans Illegal Subletting of State-Owned Chalets and Land Plots

Kuwait's Ministry of Finance has issued a warning to holders of permits for state-owned chalets and land plots, stressing that government properties must not be subleased or transferred to third parties under any circumstances.

The ministry said permit holders are required to comply with all terms and conditions governing the use of chalets and licensed land plots, as part of efforts to safeguard public assets and ensure they are used in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

A key condition of the permits is the prohibition on renting out, subleasing or otherwise allowing third parties to use state-owned chalets and land plots. The ministry also reminded licence holders of their responsibility to preserve the boundaries of their allocated sites, avoid encroachments on neighbouring properties and comply with all rules governing state land use.

In addition, permit holders have been urged to settle all outstanding fees and financial obligations within the prescribed deadlines.

The ministry warned that violations of permit conditions, unauthorised use of government property or failure to fulfil financial commitments could result in legal and administrative action. Such measures may include the cancellation of permits and the eviction of occupants from the site without prior notice.

Officials urged all licence holders to review the conditions attached to their permits and ensure full compliance to avoid enforcement action.

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