AI SummaryMajhe Ghar Yojana is a housing regularization scheme launched by Goa government to give legal ownership rights to thousands of families living in houses built on government or community land. The scheme protects old Goan homes from demolition and helps residents get ownership at fair rates based on the year of construction.
Latest update (2026): The scheme is still accepting applications across Goa. Forms are available from Deputy Collector, Mamlatdar and district offices, and the revenue department has released fresh notifications and application forms during 2026. Around 50,000 people had already taken forms in the early phase and the number keeps growing as more talukas come under coverage.
This scheme gives legal cover to old houses and regularizes up to 400 sqm on government or community land at simple, fixed rates based on year of construction. For now, application is offline only. Forms are collected and submitted at the issuing office, and the goaonline.gov.in portal carries the scheme details and download documents.
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Majhe Ghar Yojana Application Form
There is no direct online application facility on goaonline.gov.in yet. Until that opens, citizens have to collect, fill and submit the physical form at the office that issued it. The revenue department has released separate application forms for government land and comunidade land, along with self-declaration and certification formats for 2026.
Government wants full coverage of eligible houses within a clear timeline. Forms once issued must be submitted within six months.
Goa government has released the latest certification and house number bifurcation documents, plus the new 2026 application forms. The key official documents are given below.
- Certification of Structures (Deputy Collector and Sub-Divisional Officer)
- Certification of Structures (Municipality)
- Certification of Structures (Village Panchayat)
- Bifurcation of House Number Circular (Municipality)
- Bifurcation of House Number Circular (Village Panchayat)
- Permission to the Repairs of existing single dwelling unit/structure (Municipality)
- Permission to the Repairs of existing single dwelling unit/structure (Village Panchayat)
For the latest 2026 application forms, the district revenue offices have also published the official form set. These include Form I for regularizing encroached comunidade land, Form XXIII for unauthorized dwelling houses on government land, and Form I/Form II under the 20 Point Programme for converting class II grants and third party regularization.
- Form I - Application for regularisation of grant allotment of encroached Comunidade land
- Form XXIII - Application for regularisation of dwelling house on Government land
- Form I - 20 Point Programme, conversion of Class II grant to Class I grant (Category A)
- Form II - 20 Point Programme, regularisation for third party applicant (Category C)
- Mhaja Ghar Yojana 20 Point Programme Scheme notification
| Scheme name | Majhe Ghar Yojana |
| Purpose | Regularization of eligible houses on government or community land |
| Form availability | Deputy Collector and Mamlatdar offices (offline) |
| Online status | No online form yet; details and documents on goaonline.gov.in |
| Area limit | Up to 400 sqm |
| Rates by build year | Pre-1972: 25 per sqm; 1973-1986: 50% of minimum circle rate; 1987-2000: 75% of minimum circle rate; 2001-2014: 100% of minimum circle rate |
| Commercial penalty | 20 percent |
| Form submission window | Within six months from form issue date |
| Who can apply | Permanent residents of Goa meeting year-of-construction and land criteria |
| Official portal | goaonline.gov.in |
Majhe Ghar Yojana Form PDF
Goa government has not released a single standard PDF form for the whole scheme, because different categories use different forms. You will have to collect the right physical form from the Deputy Collector or Mamlatdar office in your area, or use the official application forms and certification formats linked above for reference.
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Majhe Ghar Yojana Form - Offline Apply
STEP 1: Visit nearby Deputy Collector or Mamlatdar office and ask for Majhe Ghar Yojana application form along with the list of required enclosures and fee slip if any.
STEP 2: Write basic details like applicant name, Aadhaar number, address, village, survey number, house number, plot size, and year of construction as per available proofs.
STEP 3: Attach copies of ID and land-related papers. If the house falls under municipality or village panchayat, attach the correct certification format as guided by staff.
STEP 4: If any inspection or drawing is asked, get it prepared from an approved source and attach neatly with the form.
STEP 5: Recheck page count, signatures, and date. Submit the completed file at the same office counter and keep the acknowledgement safely.
STEP 6: Track any call or SMS from office for verification, fees assessment, or clarification and respond quickly to avoid delay.
Majhe Ghar Yojana Application Form Online - Tentative Steps
Citizens can not apply online for Majhe Ghar Yojana as of now, however, if online applications start, below could be the tentative process.
STEP 1: Go to goaonline.gov.in and search for Majhe Ghar Yojana under citizen services.
STEP 2: Click Apply Online and sign in with mobile OTP.
STEP 3: Fill property details like ward, survey number, house number, total area in sqm, and year of construction with proof.
STEP 4: Upload clear copy of Aadhaar, residence proof, property papers, latest photos, and any certification file for municipality or panchayat area.
STEP 5: Preview the form, fix mistakes if any, then Submit. Save the acknowledgement and download the Majhe Ghar Yojana Form PDF copy for records.
STEP 6: Pay any shown fee online if enabled, or note the challan to pay at the designated counter.
Eligibility
Applicant must be a permanent resident of Goa. House must match year-wise rules for rate calculation. Property should be on government or community land as per notified boundaries and local records. The occupant should not already hold ownership title (Sanad) for the land they occupy.
Ineligibility
Out-of-state applicants are not covered. Houses that do not meet year-of-construction rule or are not on government or community land will not qualify for the stated rates and benefits. Encroachments on environmentally sensitive zones may face separate scrutiny.
Documents Required
Keep these documents ready before you approach the office, so the form can be filled and submitted in one go.
- Aadhaar card, residence proof, and mobile number for contact updates and identity match
- Birth certificate or other age proof to support year-wise eligibility where needed
- Income certificate if asked in special cases by office for category identification
- House papers like old records, tax receipts, electricity bill, water bill, or any village level record that helps prove long use and house age
- Bank account details for any refund or transaction reference that may arise during processing
- Recent passport size photographs as per size asked on the form cover page
- Caste certificate only if the office list for your area mentions it as required
Rates and Area Rules
Pre-1972 houses pay a flat 25 per sqm. Houses from 1973 to 1986 pay 50 percent of the minimum circle rate notified for that location. Houses from 1987 to 2000 pay 75 percent of the minimum circle rate. Houses from 2001 to 2014 pay 100 percent of the minimum circle rate. Commercial use attracts 20 percent penalty over the base calculation. Regularization cap is up to 400 sqm, and certain plots may need a two-meter buffer as per layout and safety needs recorded by local body.
FAQ's
Who can get Majhe Ghar Yojana application form?
Any eligible permanent resident of Goa can collect the form from Deputy Collector or Mamlatdar office of the area where the house is located.
Is Majhe Ghar Yojana Application Form PDF available online?
No standard single PDF form is available. The official application forms, certification formats and circulars are hosted on goaonline.gov.in and the district revenue websites for reference, but submission is offline.
What if house was built after 2000?
Houses from 2001 to 2014 pay 100 percent of the minimum circle rate, plus the 20 percent penalty if used commercially. Construction after 2014 may not be covered under the current rate structure.
What is the time limit to submit the form?
Submit within six months from the date the form is issued to avoid lapse.
Is there any extra charge for commercial property?
Yes, 20 percent penalty is added for commercial category in line with notified rules.