How much will registration cost?

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On top of the price, you pay stamp duty (with cess and surcharge on it) and a registration fee, and GST if the flat is still being built. Enter the price to see each charge.

Price in the sale deed (₹)

The agreed price (sale consideration).

Guidance value (₹) optional

The government's minimum value. Duty is charged on whichever is higher. Your builder or the Sub-Registrar office can tell you, or check it on Kaveri.

What are you buying?

Is the building finished?

Where is the property?

Stamp duty already paid on the sale agreement (₹) optional

If your agreement to sell was registered or stamped, the duty paid then is deducted from the duty on the sale deed. It is on the stamp paper or registration receipt of the agreement.

Government charges and taxes on top of the price

Charge	Rate	Amount
Stamp duty	2%	–
Cess on stamp duty	10% of duty	–
Surcharge on stamp duty	2% of duty	–
Registration fee	2%	–
Scanning fee and certified copy	about	–
Total extra cost		–

Stamp duty rate: 2% up to ₹20 lakh and 3% up to ₹45 lakh apply only to the first sale of a flat by the builder. Above ₹45 lakh it is 5%. Stamp duty, cess and surcharge are paid as one amount online through Kaveri before registration; the registration and scanning fees are on the Sub-Registrar's receipt.
Not included: your lawyer or document writer, home-loan processing and mortgage registration, the builder's charges (maintenance deposit, car park, clubhouse), and later costs such as the e-Khata download fee, khata transfer, and BESCOM and water name changes.

Rates checked on 26 October 2026, and matched to the rupee against a real May 2026 registration receipt, including the registration fee rise from 1% to 2% on 31 August 2025. This is an estimate: the exact amount is shown on Kaveri before you pay.