1, divorce
Tingting has been divorced 12 years. She was originally a villager in a village. When she got married, she married in Village B and moved her household registration.
After the divorce, because I didn't understand the household registration policy, I missed the migration of the household registration, which led to the inability of the household registration to return to my original place.
Tingting doesn't have a house in village B. The house in her hometown A is her brother's name. After consultation, Tingting is a houseless household and can apply for building a house.
But Tingting has no contracted land in village B, only in village A. Can she build a house on the contracted land in village A? In this case, Tingting can only apply for building in the domicile (Village B), but not in the domicile (Village A). Tingting regretted that she didn't understand the policy and didn't move her hukou back to her hometown in time.
2. Demolition of old houses
The old house of farmer Lao Luo's family was demolished many years ago, and a family of five worked outside all the year round. Now he wants to apply for building a house in the village. Can Lao Luo get it? Do I need to pay the examination and approval fee?
Verified by the superior government department, Lao Luo is a native of Leifang Village, Sheqian Village Committee, Luohu Town, Linchuan District, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province. Five people in the family are rural registered permanent residence, and the old house (owned by others) has been demolished, which belongs to households without houses and meets the application conditions for building houses in rural areas.
Lao Luo wants to build a new house on the old homestead or other planned homestead, and the matters involved are: surveying and mapping fee for 400 yuan/building, real estate registration fee for 10 yuan/building.
Step 3 sell the house
Xiao Liu sold the house in his hometown to others in the same village. Now he wants to build a new house. Will this idea come true?
Unfortunately, the answer is no.
China's "Land Management Law" stipulates that a rural villager can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead cannot exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. After selling, transferring or renting the homestead, farmers cannot re-apply for the homestead to build houses.
Since the country introduced the rural homestead circulation policy, many farmers have sold their homesteads to other people in the village, and such farmers will not be able to re-apply for homesteads to build houses in rural areas.
Because of the sale of homestead, voluntary withdrawal and compensation, there is no house to live in rural areas, and these farmers can not apply for homestead construction in rural areas.
We have summarized several reasons that lead to the failure of rural households without housing to apply for building, for your reference.
I am a houseless household, why can't I apply for building a house?
1, the household registration is not in the local rural collective organization;
2. Sell, transfer and lease the existing residence, and then apply for housing;
3. There are many homesteads (one household with multiple houses);
4. The homestead area exceeds the standard;
5. Under the age of 18, they are not qualified to enter the household.
There is also a saying that farmers who have no houses cannot build houses after the land is confirmed. Is it true?/You don't say.
Land confirmation has nothing to do with applying for building.
In fact, the confirmation of land ownership has nothing to do with the application for rural housing. If farmers want to apply for building houses in rural areas, they only need to meet the relevant application requirements of homestead.
In other words, as long as there are no homesteads and houses in rural areas and they belong to local rural hukou, you can apply for homesteads, which has nothing to do with land ownership.
Remind everyone that when applying for building a house on the homestead, we must combine the local rural reconstruction, land consolidation and homestead reclamation, and make use of the rural driving school and hilly slopes; Strictly control the occupation of cultivated land and do not build houses in basic farmland protection areas.
In short, it is difficult to build houses in rural areas now, and the state has strict control. You must not "feel" that you are a houseless household, but you can definitely apply for building a house, or you should know more about policies and regulations. After all, there is a gap between ideal and reality.