Your property.
Its road connection.
Explore access for private plots, commercial buildings, residential developments, townships and other highway-facing projects.
Discuss your siteHighway access and permission support for private property, real estate, fuel outlets and utility projects—wherever your project is in India.
Different projects face different requirements. We start by understanding the road, the site and the kind of access or crossing you need.
Explore access for private plots, commercial buildings, residential developments, townships and other highway-facing projects.
Discuss your siteSupport for fuel retail outlets, hotels, commercial complexes, warehouses and other roadside establishments.
Discuss your proposalCoordinate applications for eligible cables, pipelines and other utility work along or across the relevant road corridor.
Discuss a crossingReview queries, missing documents or returned submissions and coordinate a project-specific response with relevant specialists.
Discuss an existing caseOne clear sequence, tailored to the requirements of your project. Official inspections and decisions remain with the competent authority.
Share the location, road details, land information and intended use. We identify questions about jurisdiction and scope.
Organise available records and drawings. Where needed, we coordinate with qualified professionals and local associates.
Support preparation and submission through the applicable authority process, using authorised applicant accounts.
Review authority queries and help coordinate responses, inspections or further documentation as applicable.
Use this short checklist to prepare for the first conversation. Requirements vary; the competent authority’s current checklist takes precedence.
Take the detailed project preparation checklist with you.
Regulations and processes can change. Start with official resources and verify which requirements apply to your specific site.
The MoRTH portal for access and right-of-way applications and related information, where applicable.
Open the official portalThe official base guidelines for access permissions. Read with subsequent amendments and current notices.
Read the official PDFCheck the official index for later amendments and applicable project-specific guidance.
Open guidelines indexFind the latest utility and right-of-way policy documents in the official guidelines index and confirm which apply.
Find current guidanceReview official updates and portal notices before starting or updating an application.
View notificationsVisit NHAI for information on the authority, road network and public notices.
Visit NHAIAccount safety: Use your own authorised portal account. Do not share your password or one-time codes with anyone. Fees, requirements and portal routes should be checked with the authority.
Every road and proposal is different. These answers are a starting point for your project-specific review.
Ask us about your siteIt is authorisation for a proposed access connection where required by the road-owning authority. Utility crossings and right-of-way work are separate categories and may follow different permission processes.
It may. A plot, building, township or commercial project proposing an access connection should check requirements with the relevant road authority before proceeding.
No. Jurisdiction varies by road and stretch. NHAI, MoRTH, another designated agency, a state PWD or a local road owner may be involved, depending on the facts.
Yes. You can start with a remote consultation from anywhere in India. When on-ground work is needed, we can arrange coordination through associates, subject to availability and project requirements.
Start with the state, location, highway or road number, project type and a site plan or land record if available. Do not send credentials, one-time codes or unnecessary sensitive documents.
Requirements differ for crossings, longitudinal work and other proposals. The road authority, nature of the utility and applicable official guidance determine the relevant process.
There is no single reliable timeline. Preparation, authority scrutiny, inspections, queries and project complexity can all affect the duration.
Official fees and professional charges depend on the road, project and scope. We will discuss our proposed scope and fee after reviewing your details; applicable authority charges are separate.
No. The competent authority determines the outcome. Our role is to help you understand the process, prepare information and coordinate the agreed work.
No. Use your own authorised applicant account and follow the portal’s current instructions. Never share passwords or one-time codes.
Whether you’re planning a private entrance, a commercial development or a utility crossing, the first step is a clear project brief.
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