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The Physical Planning Act 2021 is a legislative framework established to promote sustainable land use and orderly development within Seychelles. This Act, which supersedes the former Town and Country Planning Act, addresses the need for a structured approach to land use, environmental conservation, and community development.

The Roche Caiman Development Guidelines aim to provide residents and developers with standards for expanding and enhancing residential spaces while ensuring compliance with planning requirements. This framework covers several aspects, including boundary wall guidelines, extension types, basement structures, and submission procedures.

The Basement Guidelines provide comprehensive standards for constructing basements, semi-basements, and lower ground floors. With rising development needs, these guidelines help architects and designers plan structures that minimize environmental impact while ensuring structural safety and resilience.

The Crematorium Policy applies to the Seychelles Planning Authority, Environment and Health Authorities, and all relevant government entities overseeing physical development. The policy is integral to legislation governing physical development and applies to all entities involved in establishing crematorium facilities.

The Communications Antenna Policy establishes essential guidelines to regulate the placement, design, and approval process for communications antennas and towers.

This certificate is a declaration by the design or supervising engineer responsible for structural elements in a development project under the Town and Country Planning Act. Issued by the Seychelles Planning Authority, this document ensures that all structural designs and calculations meet regulatory standards.

This declaration form is required for agents and developers involved in planning applications under the Seychelles Planning Authority. It is used to confirm the responsibilities and obligations of both parties in ensuring that the proposed development complies with all regulatory standards.

This application form is used for projects classified as minor works under the Seychelles Planning Authority regulations. It is required for small-scale developments such as extensions, renovations, and other minor structures, as stipulated by the Town and Country Planning Act, Cap 237.

This application form is necessary for individuals or organizations seeking environmental authorization for development projects under the Environment Protection Act, 1994 (Act 9 of 1994) and the Environment Protection (Impact Assessment) Regulations, 1996. The form allows the Seychelles Planning Authority to assess the potential environmental impact of proposed developments.

This application form is required under the Environment Protection Act, 1994 (Act 9 of 1994) and the Environment Protection (Impact Assessment) Regulations, 1996. It must be completed by individuals or organizations seeking permission to possess, use, or store containers in Seychelles.

There are statutory forms that must be used during the assessment process of a development application. These forms must be used throughout the process, from initial stages of lodgement to final occupation of a building.

This form is essential for individuals or entities seeking to appeal a decision made by the Seychelles Planning Authority. Under the Physical Planning (Appeals Rules of Procedure) Regulations, 2022 and the Physical Planning Act, 2021 (Act 55 of 2021), appellants must use this form to formally submit an appeal to the Appeals Board.