This index evaluates the security of legal rights countries offer to investors interested in leasing industrial land—whether or not foreign and domestic companies are treated differently and whether the land can be subleased, subdivided, mortgaged, or used as collateral.

Question	Answer
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company lease land from the government (e.g. public land)?	Yes
* Does a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company need an approval from minister level government official or parliament to lease public land?	Yes
* Are procedures for leasing public land the same for foreign and domestically owned companies?	Yes
* Would a foreign-owned company be required to pay any other transaction costs over and above that paid by domestically owned companies?	No
* What is the statutory maximum duration of a lease (in years) that a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company would be able to obtain?	30
* Are locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned companies allowed to renew their leases?	Yes
* Are locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned companies allowed to transfer their leases?	Yes
* If Yes, can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company transfer land to another foreign-owned, domestically incorporated company?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company sublease land from an existing lease holder?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company subdivide its lease?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company sublease its acquired land?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company use the leased land as collateral for the purchase of production equipment?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company mortgage the leased land?	Yes
* Do your laws allow a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company to lease land of unlimited size?	No
** Are foreign-owned companies legally required to do an environmental impact assessment as part of the process of leasing public land?	No
** Are foreign-owned companies legally required to do a social impact assessment as part of the process of leasing public land?	No
** Is there a fast-track option for lease registration that allows foreign-owned companies to pay a higher fee to have their registration of lease application processed faster than standard application processing?	No

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This index evaluates the security of legal rights countries offer to investors interested in purchasing industrial land.

Question	Answer
* Do your laws allow a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company to buy land without entering into a partnership with a national?	Yes
* Do your laws allow a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company to purchase land of unlimited size?	No
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company sell the land once purchased?	Yes
* Does a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company need permission to sell the land?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company sell the land to another foreign-owned, domestically-incorporated company?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company subdivide and sell part of the land?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company use the purchased land as collateral for the purchase of production equipment?	Yes
* Can a locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned company mortgage the land?	Yes
** Is there a fast-track option for land registration that allows locally incorporated wholly foreign-owned companies to pay a higher fee for having land registration applications processed faster than standard application processing?	No

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This index evaluates the ease of access to land-related information through the countries’ land administration institutions and systems including land registries, cadastres, and land information systems.

Question	Answer
* Is there an investment promotion agency (IPA) which provides information about land plots available for interested foreign-owned companies?	No
* Is this agency linked with other publicly provided land information (such as land registry or cadastre) to share data, coordinate and maintain accurate land information?	N/A
* Is there a land registry with public information about registered land plots?	Yes
* Does the registry have inventory of public lands?	No
* Does the registry have inventory of private lands?	No
* Does the registry provide information about avaliable lands accessible remotely?	No
* Does the registry provide information online for everyone?	No
* Does the registry provide information on both the land plots and buildings/	Yes
* Does the law require all transactions be registered at the registry?	Yes
* Is there a cadastre?	Yes
* Does the cadastre provide information avaliable to everyone about land parcels?	No
* Does the cadastre provide information about land parcels accessible remotely over the internet for specific interest parties?	No
* Does the cadastre provide information remotely accessible over the internet?	No
* Does the cadastre provide information about both the land plots and buildings?	Yes
* Are the land registry and cadastre located together within the same single public agency?	No
* Is the land registry and cadastre linked to share data and coordinated (using a unique ID number) to maintain accurate land information?	No
* Does your country have a single searchable electronic database for all land related information also known as a land information system (LIS)?	No
* Does your country have a single searchable electronic database for all land related spatial/geographic information (may) also be known as a geographic information system (GIS)?	No
* Would you look in Land Registry for information if hired by GlobiCo?	Yes
* Would you look in Cadastre for information if hired by GlobiCo?	Yes

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This index evaluates the availability of key land-related information through land administration institutions.

Question	Answer
* Is there publically avaliable information about annual lease payments?	Yes
* Are principle laws or regulations about leasing land available online?	No
* Is the following information about the land plot available to interested foreign-owned companies?
* information about the land contract (lease vs. ownership, number of years on the lease, etc.)?	Yes
Source of information:	Lawyer, Provincial Governor and local authorities,
* land plot size?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Governor and Land Registry
* appraisal of land value?	Yes
Source of information:	Real Estate broker and banks
* street address?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Governor and Real Estate Registry
* mailing address if different from the street address?	No
Source of information:	N/A
* immovable property on the land (a description of the buildings and physical structures on the land)?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Governor and Real Estate Registry
* spatial information / land boundaries?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Governor and Land Registry
* geotechnical report/geographic location description?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Government, Land Registry and National Cadastre
* documentation about any environmental impact assessments completed?	Yes
Source of information:	Environment Ministry
* zone classification?	No
Source of information:	N/A
* tax classification?	No
Source of information:	N/A
* information on surroundings (whether the land is near residential, commercial or industrial lands, etc.)?	Yes
Source of information:	Provincial Government and National Cadastre
* carrying capacity of the land (maximum # of units allowed per plot)?	No
Source of information:	N/A
* local population density	No
Source of information:	N/A
* whether the land has utility connections?	Yes
Source of information:	The Provincial Government of Luanda
* encumbrances (liens or mortgages held against the land)?	Yes
Source of information:	Real Estate Registry
* existing land claims (disputes held against the land)?	No
Source of information:	N/A
* legal jurisdiction to which the land belongs (e.g. which municipality, neighborhood or locality)?	No
Source of information:	N/A

* Scored ** Bonus Question

Time (days): the number of days needed to lease public land designated for industrial use from the government.

Question	Answer
* Time to lease public land (in days):	129
Details:	Leasing industrial land from the Government is done through a Government application for approval from the Counsel of Ministers.

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