Kuwait’s Ministry of Finance has issued a warning to holders of state-owned chalet and land permits, reiterating that subleasing government properties to third parties is strictly prohibited and could result in the cancellation of licences and immediate eviction.
The ministry said permit holders must comply with all terms and conditions governing the use of chalets and licensed land plots as part of efforts to safeguard public assets and ensure they are used in line with legal and regulatory requirements.
Under the regulations, permit holders are not allowed to rent out, transfer or otherwise grant the use of state-owned chalets and land plots to others under any arrangement. Beneficiaries are also required to maintain the designated boundaries of their sites, avoid encroaching on neighbouring properties and follow all rules related to the use of government-owned land.
The ministry further stressed the importance of settling all financial obligations, including fees and other dues, within the specified deadlines.
Officials warned that violations of licence conditions, misuse of state property or failure to meet financial commitments could lead to legal and administrative action. Penalties may include the termination of permits and the removal of occupants from the property without prior notice.
The Ministry of Finance urged all permit holders to review the conditions attached to their licences and ensure full compliance to avoid enforcement measures and potential loss of occupancy rights.
