Depending on the location and nature of the land, various government authorities may need to grant approvals. These may include municipal corporations, development authorities, or other relevant bodies. If the land is located in an ecologically sensitive area or if the intended use has potential environmental implications, environmental clearances may be necessary.

If the buyer intends to construct buildings or structures on the land, obtaining building permissions from the local authorities is crucial to ensure compliance with construction regulations. In some cases, where agricultural land is being sold for non-agricultural purposes, conversion permissions may be required. Proper legal documentation, such as sale deeds, title certificates, and no-objection certificates, must be prepared and executed to formalize the land transaction.