Bhoomi Karnataka is the official digital platform for accessing land records and property documents online. It provides transparent, 24×7 access to records such as RTC (Pahani), Khata extracts, mutation details, and land dispute information.
Bhoomi is a flagship system by the Karnataka Government that replaces manual land records with a digital platform. You can view your land’s ownership, area, crop details, liabilities, and dispute status online. The system reduces visits to revenue offices, supports loan and property transactions, and integrates with revenue and registration systems for improved accuracy and transparency. Documents obtained from Bhoomi are legally valid and widely accepted by banks and NBFCs.
Below are the main services accessible on the Bhoomi Karnataka portal:
Follow these steps to view your Karnataka land record:
Document | Purpose | Use |
RTC / Pahani | Land rights and details | Loan, sale, verification |
Khata Extract | Tax register record | Property tax, loan documentation |
Mutation Extract | Ownership history | Sale, inheritance, gift |
Revenue Map | Survey map | Boundary verification, dispute checks |
Stay updated with the latest digital land record improvements:
Using Bhoomi Karnataka provides:
To use the services offered by Bhoomi, you must first register on the portal.
Step 1: Visit for the official Bhoomi login page given above.

Step 2: Click 'Create Account' icon to redirect you to the Sign-up page.

Step 3: Enter all the details required along with the Captcha Code Text.

Step 4: Click on 'Sign Up/Submit' to register at the Bhoomi Portal.

Registering land in Bangalore involves several steps. Below are the steps required to complete the registration:
Step 1: The individual must first purchase stamp paper and keep all the documents handy.
Step 2: Submit the documents to the Sub-Registrar responsible for the specific jurisdiction.
Step 3: After validating these documents, the individual must pay a fee for registering the land.
Step 4: He/she will then receive a receipt for the same.
Step 5: Officials will take the individual’s photo on the spot.
Step 6: The buyer and seller must provide verbal consent, along with a witness.
Step 7:The document is registered, and a unique registration number is assigned to it.
Step 8: After the registration process is complete, the rural land sale information is passed on to Patwari for adding the entries in the Jamabandi register, which is the Record of Rights.
Check the steps below to check your RTC online from the Bhoomi website
Step 1: Log in to the official Bhoomi website.
Step 2: Click on 'View RTC and MR'.
Step 3: This will take you to a new page which will request you to fill in the information.
Step 4: Here, fill in the information according to your requirements.
Step 5: Now, click on 'Fetch Details'.
Step 6: All the RTC details will now be available to you.
To view RTC for either the current or old year follow the below-mentioned steps:
Note: Use the “i-RTC” service (available for a small fee) to download a valid PDF version by paying a minimum fee to obtain a digitally signed copy of RTC.
The steps to view the Khata extract are listed below:
Note: Khata Extra consists of various details, such as name of the owner, Khata number, area of the property, and other details relevant for property tax assessment.
The steps to view and download the I-RTC on Bhoomi Online portal and the details about I-RTC are mentioned below:
The I-RTC (Instant Record of Rights, Tenancy, and Crops) service on the Bhoomi Online Portal allows Karnataka citizens to instantly download or print a certified, digitally signed RTC document by paying a nominal fee of Rs.25. Users can avail themselves of this service without logging in and it is especially helpful for farmers, landowners, and property buyers who need official land records quickly for purposes such as loan applications, legal proceedings, or property verification. The I-RTC is a government-recognized document accepted by banks, courts, and various government agencies.
To view RTC information, follow the below-mentioned steps:
The portal will display owner name, survey details, land type, tenancy, and crop information.
A Mutation Extract is an official record showing ownership changes in a land parcel due to sale, gift, inheritance, or partition. It includes the mutation number, owner details, survey number, transaction type, and application status. The Karnataka citizens view and download Mutation Extracts online without visiting revenue offices via the Bhoomi portal.
The steps to extract mutation report in Bhoomi portal are mentioned below:
Note: The Mutation Extract consists of old and new owner names; transaction date and details; reason for mutation; and authority that approved the mutation.
The Bhoomi portal allows Karnataka citizens can track the status of mutation applications for land records via Bhoomi portal by following the below-mentioned steps:
The portal will display the current mutation status:
Note: Use the Mutation Extract service to view dates and types of all past mutations, for a detailed history of ownership changes.

The Bhoomi Online Portal allows Karnataka citizens to access detailed village maps, cadastral maps, and survey documentation through the SSLR (Survey Settlement and Land Records) system, helping with property verification, urban planning, and resolving land disputes.
The various types of maps available are:
Note: Maps are usually provided in PDF format for download and reference.
The portal allows access to land-related documents such as RTC, Mutation Status, Tippan and Mutation Reports at Kiosk Centres spread across the state.
You can visit the nearest Land Records (LR) Kiosk and submit your application along with a nominal user fee to receive your land related documents. The user fee payable for each document is as follows:
Document | Fees |
Tippan | Rs.15 |
Mutation Status | Rs.15 |
Mutation Extract | Rs.15 |
Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops (RTC) | Rs.10 |
The contact details of the official Bhoomi Monitoring Cell are mentioned below:
SSLR Building, K.R. Circle Bangalore - 560001, Karnataka
Yes. Digitally signed RTC copies are legally valid for official and loan purposes.
Yes. Apply for corrections through the mutation process on the portal.
No. Viewing is free. Downloading digitally signed copies may require a nominal fee.
Yes. The portal is accessible from anywhere in the world.
Yes. File a correction request through the mutation service immediately.
No. Bhu Suraksha is a fully paperless initiative built on the Bhoomi framework.
Yes. Verified land records are essential for property verification during loan approval.

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