Special permit for subsoil use

A special permit for the use of subsoil is an official document that is granted to companies or individual entrepreneurs by the government authorities of the country for the legal extraction or use of natural resources that are under the ground. This can include oil, natural gas, minerals, ores, water, geothermal energy, etc.

Obtaining a special permit is an important prerequisite for extracting or exploiting natural resources, since the subsoil is state-owned or under state control.

This permit establishes the legal status and conditions for the use of resources, such as technical, environmental and financial requirements, environmental protection obligations, payment of taxes and other rules.

Usually, obtaining a special permit for the use of subsoil is associated with careful government control and regulation to ensure compliance with legislation, conservation of natural resources and ensuring support for sustainable mining practices.

State Geological Service

The State Geological Survey is a government body responsible for the regulation and management of the country’s geological resources. It is usually part of a ministry or department that is responsible for geological research, mining, environmental protection and other aspects related to geology.

The main functions of the State Geological Service may include:

1. Geological research: Conducting scientific and research work to study the geological structure and resources of the country, including the extraction of minerals, water resources, geothermal energy and others.
2. Mining: Licensing and regulating the mining of minerals such as oil, gas, minerals, etc.
3. Resource Assessment: Conduct assessment and management of geological resources to ensure sustainable mining practices and conservation of natural resources.
4. Environmental protection: Determination of ecological consequences of geological works and development of measures to prevent negative impact on the environment.
5. Licensing and regulation: Issuance of licenses for the right to carry out geological activities, control over the fulfillment of license conditions and compliance with legislation.
6. Information support: Providing access to geological information and data for the public, business and scientific researchers.

In countries with a developed geological industry, the State Geological Survey is a key government body that plays an important role in ensuring the sustainable and efficient use of geological resources.

Special permit for geological discovery with experimental industrial development and extraction.

What is a special permit for geological discovery and extraction?

A special permit for geological discovery with exploratory and industrial development and mining is an official document issued to companies or individual entrepreneurs by the government authorities of the country to carry out geological research, development and subsequent mining of minerals in a certain area.

This permit is usually granted for a certain period of time and establishes conditions and restrictions with which the company must comply during the execution of the work.

Algorithm for obtaining permission

Obtaining a special permit for subsoil use in Ukraine includes several stages. Here is the general algorithm:

1. Preparation of documents. Before applying for a special permit, you need to prepare the necessary documents. This can include your passport, your company’s statutory documents, business plan, technical project specifications, etc.
2. Appeal to the relevant authorities. Usually, an application is submitted to the State Geology and Subsoil Service of Ukraine (or another relevant body) with a statement of intent to obtain a special permit.
3. Examination of documents. Your documents will be checked by the relevant authorities for accuracy and completeness. Additional information or clarification may be required.
4. Payments. Usually, submitting an application for obtaining a permit is associated with the payment of appropriate fees and charges.
5. Review of the application. Your application will be considered by the competent authorities. This process may take some time depending on the volume of the application and other circumstances.
6. Conclusion of the agreement. If your application is approved, you will be asked to enter into a special permit agreement with the government authorities.
7. Fulfillment of requirements. After obtaining a permit, you will have to comply with all the requirements specified in it and carry out activities in accordance with the conditions of the permit.
8. Monitoring and reporting. You may be required to report on your activities and be subject to regular monitoring by relevant authorities.

Support for obtaining a permit for the use of subsoil

Please note that this is a general description of the process, and in a specific case there may be additional requirements or steps depending on the type of permit and the specifics of your project.

We recommend contacting our company for a consultation to receive specific information and support during the process of obtaining or extending a permit to use the subsoil of Ukraine.