E-Aasthi Karnataka: Download Your E-Khata Online
E-Aasthi is one of the most important property documents now for property owners in Bengaluru. Under the new regulations, every property under BBMP (Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike) jurisdiction requires an e-aasthi for buying or selling as well as paying taxes in the future.In this post, we will see:
- What is an e-aasthi in Bengaluru?
- Which properties is an e-aasthi required for?
- How to apply for an e-aasthi in Bengaluru?
- Where to download e-aasthi?
- How to read the Bengaluru e-aasthi document?
- What are some other important documents in Karnataka?
What is an e-aasthi in Bengaluru?
The E-Aasthi is an online property documentation system introduced by BBMP for maintaining property taxation records. It digitises khatas, the current revenue records, in order to increase transparency and accessibility of property ownership documents.
Each property is assigned a unique electronic property ID (e-PID) to a property, using which the ownership and property tax payment status of that property can be tracked. The E-aasthi document acts as a proof of ownership of the property and contains the description and GPS coordinates of the property, details of the current owner and the status of property tax payment.
Which properties is an e-aasthi required for?
All urban properties in Bengaluru under the jurisdiction of BBMP or town municipalities require e-aasthi.
Bengaluru properties that fall under Panchayat jurisdiction are required to have e-swathu, the e-khata document for rural properties.
How to apply for an e-aasthi in Bengaluru?
Property owners can apply for E-aasthi on the BBMP site by entering all the details of their property and uploading property documents. The following documents are required for applying for an e-aasthi
- Registered deed
- Previous property tax receipt
- Photo of the property
- Aadhaar of the property owners
New owners can also apply for a khata transfer along with the e-aasthi and get the process completed within 7-10 days
The fastest and simplest way to apply for e-aasthi and khata transfer for a Bengaluru property is by using the Landeed mobile app. Using Landeed you can apply for an e-aasthi without having to fill out long forms and receive the document within a day.
Download the Landeed app and choose Karnataka > Convert to e-khata/e-aasthi and get your e-aasthi.
How to read the Bengaluru e-aasthi document?
The E-aasthi usually has two pages. The first page contains property details while the second page contains information about the owner and property tax payments.
Location and Classification of the Property
The first section of the e-aasthi contains basic details of the property including:
- The ward the property is in
- Whether the property is private or public
- Classification of property: Whether the property has an A-khata or B-khata. This is also reflected in the form type on the top of the e-aasthi
- An A-khata property does not have any pending dues or prohibitions imposed on it
- A B-khata property implies there are government notices or dues pending against the property
- Old PID: If the property had an e-khata before October 2024, the old property ID from that e-khata is reflected here
- ePID: The unique ePID (Electronic Property Identification Number) assigned to the property when generating the e-aasthi
- Khata number or property number of the property
- Exact location co-ordinates of the property
- Property Type shows whether the property is
- A vacant site
- A stand-alone building
- A flat in a multi-storey, multi-ownership building
Property Location DetailsSize of the property
The next section on the e-aasthi states
- Extent of the property from north to south and east to west
- Length of each boundary of the property
- Area of the entire property
- Area of the building constructed on the property (in case of a stand-alone building)
Property Size DetailsProperty Details
If the property in question is not a vacant site, the details of the building/flat are available on the e-aasthi
In case of an apartment/flat in a multi-ownership building, the following information is available:
- Floor number and the block/tower the flat is in
- Flat number
- Area of the flat
- Carpet area: This is the sable living area and is often smaller than built-up or super built-up areas. It excludes the walls, balconies, or common areas.
- Built-up area: This is the actual constructed area of the flat, including some spaces outside the living area but part of your property. It includes the carpet area plus the thickness of walls and additional spaces like balconies and terraces (if any) but excludes shared/common spaces like staircases, lobbies, and elevators.
- Super built-up area: This is the saleable area used by developers to market the property. It includes the built-up area plus a proportionate share of the common areas like lobbies, staircases, lifts, corridors, and clubhouses.
- The Undivided Share (UDS) i.e. the portion of the land associated with the property that is legally owned by an individual flat owner. Since an apartment is constructed on a plot of land shared by multiple flat owners, each owner holds a proportional share in the land on which the building stands.
Property Details - FlatsIn case of a stand-alone building, the following information is available:
- Number of floors in the building
- Area of each floor
- Whether the property is
- Usage of property: This states the type of usage of the property, for example, if it is vacant, occupied by the owner or rented out
- Overhead type: This section includes details of any above ground level additions to the property for example water storage tanks or utility installations
- Type of flooring ie the material used for floors
- Type of wood used in construction
- Year of construction
- Details of what lies on each boundary of the property
Property Details - BuildingThe last section includes details of the documents linked to the property for building approvals and ownership as well as a photograph of the property
Owner Details
The first section on the second page of the e-aasthi has the details of each owner of the property
- Name
- Aadhaar number or any other ID number
- Address
- Photograph of the owner
Owner DetailsProperty Tax Payment Status
The second page of e-aasthi also contains details of the property tax for the last assessment year. It includes
- Last Tax Assessment Year
- Property Tax Application Number
- Payment method and date
- Tax amount paid
- Amount of benefits or rebate received, if any
Property Tax Payment Statu
Conclusion
The E-aasthi is a crucial document for Bangalore properties under BBMP jurisdiction to know the property's details, owner's information, and property tax payment status. For properties under Panchayat jurisdiction, one can check e-swathu.
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What is e-Aasthi or e-Khata in Karnataka?
e-Aasthi (also known as e-Khata) is the digital property ownership record system in Karnataka. It's the online version of the traditional Khata document, containing property details, owner information, and property tax records. e-Aasthi is used for property registration, mutation, and tax payments in urban areas.
How can I get e-Aasthi certificate in Karnataka?
Apply through the Karnataka e-Aasthi portal (eaasthi.karnataka.gov.in) or Kaveri Online portal. Submit property details, sale deed, and ID proof. After verification by the concerned authority (BBMP/municipality), the e-Aasthi certificate is generated digitally. Landeed can assist with the application process.
What is the difference between A-Khata and B-Khata?
A-Khata properties have all approved building plans and clear titles, eligible for loans and legal transactions. B-Khata properties have irregularities like unapproved construction or unclear titles. B-Khata properties face restrictions in sale, loans, and building approvals until converted to A-Khata.
What documents are needed for e-Aasthi registration?
Required documents include registered sale deed, previous Khata certificate and extract, property tax paid receipts, encumbrance certificate, ID and address proof, building plan approval (if applicable), and passport-size photographs. Additional documents may be required for inherited properties.
Is e-Aasthi mandatory for property transactions in Karnataka?
Yes, e-Aasthi (e-Khata) is mandatory for property registration, mutation, building plan approvals, and availing bank loans in Karnataka's urban areas. It serves as the primary property identification document and must be updated after every ownership change or property modification.
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