1. Building houses in rural areas requires certain procedures, as follows:
(1) The building owner applies to the village committee for building a house; (2) The village committee examines and approves, and signs and seals it; (three) to apply to the township construction office; (4) The staff of the Township Construction Office conducted on-the-spot investigation and agreed to build houses; (5) Go to the Township Construction Office to receive the application form for building a house; (6) signed by the Township Construction Office; (7) signature and seal of township leaders, and verification and consent; (8) Report to the county planning.
2. To apply for self-built houses in rural areas, the following conditions must be met: (1) Rural residents must be at least 18 years old, which meets the conditions of separation of households; (two) rural residents building must conform to the overall land use planning, land use annual plan and rural construction planning; (3) Rural residents' housing quota standard: the quota area for using the original homestead and the land in the village is180m2, and the quota area for using agricultural land is140m2; (4) Rural residents must build a house with one household and one foundation; (5) If rural villagers re-lease or sell the original homestead and then apply for homestead, they will not be approved; (6) Non-farmers and other personnel are forbidden to buy homestead in the village.
3. Under any of the following circumstances, the land for housing shall not be arranged: (1) After selling, renting or illegally transferring the existing residence in other forms, the applicant applies for housing land; (2) Families with 1 children (girls) own more than 1 house (including 1 house); (3) the account has moved out and does not live in the local area; (4) Those who are under the age of 18 and do not have the household conditions; (5) although living in rural areas, but the household registration has not moved to the local area; (six) other provisions that may not be used for building houses and arranging land for building houses. (seven) villagers who sell or rent houses that are not up to standard or lose their homesteads may not apply for homesteads again, but if they are transferred to each other because their family homesteads are not up to standard, they may apply for homesteads after approval.
4. Legal basis: Article 62 of the Land Management Law, rural villagers can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead shall not exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Rural villagers should build houses in accordance with the overall land use planning of townships (towns), and try their best to make use of the original homestead in the village. Rural villagers' residential land shall be audited by the township (town) people's government and reported to the county-level people's government for approval; Among them, those involving the occupation of agricultural land shall go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law. Rural villagers who apply for homestead after selling or renting houses shall not be approved.