Mine Claims Advert
UMP Zvataida Rural District Council invites qualified and registered miners to apply for available mine claims within the district. Download the official advert and application form below.
This is an official advertisement for the allocation and regularisation of mine claims under the jurisdiction of UMP Zvataida Rural District Council. Interested parties are required to submit a completed application together with all supporting documents listed in the advert.
Claims are allocated in line with council by-laws and national mining regulations. The council reserves the right to approve, defer or reject any application and to request further documentation during the review process.
Please download the full document for eligibility criteria, required documents, submission deadlines and contact details.
How to apply
- 1Download and read the official Mine Claims Advert / form.
- 2Complete all sections of the application form accurately.
- 3Attach certified copies of the required supporting documents.
- 4Submit the application at the council offices or through the channel specified in the advert.
- 5Await written confirmation and further instructions from the council.
From claim to refined output
Every claim allocated by the council feeds a regulated chain — pegged extraction, licensed processing and declared output.
Pegged claims worked under council and national mining permits.
Ore milled and treated at licensed processing facilities.
Refined output declared and royalties remitted to the district.
Application requirements
Have these ready before you apply
- Valid national identification or company registration documents
- Proof of mining syndicate or registered miners' association membership
- Environmental management plan summary
- Surveyed claim coordinates and sketch plan
- Completed council mine claims application form
- Payment of prescribed application and inspection fees
Important deadlines
Track the council's advertised timeline
Submit completed forms during the advertised window. Late submissions may not be considered.
Council officers may inspect claims and verify documentation before allocation.
Successful applicants receive written confirmation and payment instructions.