Can you build a house casually on a field in the countryside? Is rural land privately owned?

First, land in rural areas is collectively owned, not privately owned. (It should also be noted that the nature of land in China is divided into two types: collectively owned and state-owned).

Second, the use of the field is agricultural land.

It is not permissible to build permanent buildings, i.e. to build houses, unless the change of land use has been approved by the relevant authorities. If it is permanent basic farmland.

Not only are houses not allowed, but also farming and forestry.

It is not permissible to build a house on a rural field. Land is not privately owned. You have to apply for a homestead to build a house to build a house, which is normal and reasonable.

Build a house in a field. This is not allowed, it is a field that violates the principles, it is used for farming. It is not you who build the house.

The fields in the countryside are collectively owned. It's not personal to you. Only homesteads.

You can build a house by yourself.

We only have the right to occupy and use the homestead, and if the homestead is lost due to natural disasters or other reasons, the right to use the homestead will be extinguished. Villagers who have lost their homestead land shall be redistributed to their homestead land in accordance with law.

Rural land is not privately owned, it belongs either to the state or to the collective. The land of the city belongs to the state. The law stipulates that land in rural areas and on the outskirts of cities that is owned by the State belongs to the State.

Law: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 249 The land of a city shall be owned by the State. The law stipulates that land in rural areas and on the outskirts of cities that is owned by the State belongs to the State.

Article 260:Collectively owned immovable and movable property includes:

1) Land and forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, and tidal flats that are collectively owned by law;

2) Collectively owned buildings, production facilities, farmland and water conservancy facilities;

3) Collectively-owned educational, scientific, cultural, health, sports, and other facilities;

4) Other immovable and movable property owned by the collective.

Article 364 Where a homestead is lost due to natural disasters or other reasons, the right to use the homestead shall be extinguished. Villagers who have lost their homestead land shall be redistributed to their homestead land in accordance with law.

Article 365: Where the registered right to use a homestead is transferred or extinguished, the registration shall be changed or cancelled in a timely manner.

Houses cannot be built on rural land, and rural land is not privately owned, but belongs to rural collectives.

You can't build a house casually, protect the cultivated land, and you must follow the plan of the superiors. The three rights of rural land are separated, and peasants have the right to operate and contract, and the ownership of land belongs to the state collective.

Of course, no, you can't build a house on the field, and the rural land is owned by the collective in the village.

Houses are not built casually in the countryside. Rural land is not a private place, but belongs to a rural collective.

No matter where the house is built, it must be approved by the relevant departments.

1. Can houses be built on agricultural land?

1. According to the regulations, agricultural land is generally not allowed to be used to build houses. China has a clear division of land, different types of land are used differently, agricultural land refers to the land used for agricultural production, and the land for building houses is construction land. Therefore, agricultural land is generally not allowed to be used to build houses, and friends who meet the conditions for building houses in rural areas can apply to the village committee and relevant departments for homestead construction, which is the land that is planned to be used to build houses.

2. However, if you want to build a house on agricultural land, it is not impossible, according to the relevant provisions of the "Land Management Law", the land can go through the transfer procedures, that is to say, if the agricultural land is converted into construction land, then it can be used to build a house. Article 44 of the law clearly stipulates that if the construction occupies land, if it involves the conversion of agricultural land into construction land, it shall go through special approval procedures, and the house can only be built after obtaining the approval of the relevant departments, and the specific approval process shall be subject to local policies.

What should rural villagers do if they want to build houses?

2. What should rural villagers do if they want to build houses?

1. In rural areas, villagers who want to build a house must first see whether they meet the conditions, and there are many conditions that need to be met to build a house in rural areas, such as the age of the applicant, household registration, etc. In terms of age, you must be a legal adult, and you must be a member of the collective organization of the village and meet the policy of "one household, one house".

2. For eligible villagers, if they want to build a house, they need to prepare the information required for the application for building a house, and then submit it to the village committee for review. Township ** will organize the Land and Resources Administration and the Construction Administration Bureau to jointly review and approve, and those who pass the audit will apply for building permits and other relevant certificates. Note that after the house is completed, remember to apply for acceptance.

In rural areas, houses can be built on their own land, as long as they are not large-scale farmland and arable land. Land cannot be bought or sold, it can only be transferred. It stands to reason that farmers should subsidize their own orchards, and the fees are improper.

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In many people's impression, building a house in the countryside is very simple, just find a piece of land to build a small villa, in fact, this concept is wrong, to build a house in the countryside is to apply for a homestead, and the implementation of a household and a house policy, that is, a household can only apply for a homestead, and the area of the homestead has requirements, but there will still be some farmers in their own fields to build houses, so can rural fields build houses? Let's take a look with Qeeka Home experts.

1. Can a house be built on a rural field?

Rural fields are generally not allowed to build houses, because the farmland is within the scope of protection, and it cannot be used for non-agricultural purposes, so it is illegal to build houses on the fields at will, and may face the risk of being forcibly demolished, fines, etc., unless the village committee reports that the land is approved as a homestead, and a house can only be built on the approved land.

2. What kind of land in rural areas cannot be used to build houses?

1. Basic farmland.

As long as it is divided into basic farmland, it is not allowed to be occupied, because it is the main grain production area in our country, it is strictly protected, and it is strictly forbidden to occupy agricultural land for non-agricultural construction, and it is not possible to develop it into a forest and fruit industry, digging ponds and raising fish, etc., so it is even more unfeasible to use it to build a house, and once it is occupied, it will definitely be demolished and the land will be restored.

2. Ecological protection of forest land.

If you want to occupy forest land to build a property, you need to go through the relevant application approval procedures, because in the relevant regulations, it is not allowed to build houses in ecological protection forest land areas.

3. Areas with frequent occurrence of geological disasters.

The geological hazard area is the area demarcated after the geological survey of the relevant part, and the construction of permanent buildings in this area is prohibited because there are some unsafe and stable factors.

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China's land is divided into three categories: agricultural land, construction land and unused land according to its use. The Land Management Law stipulates that the use of different types of land is different, and the use of land shall not be changed at will. Agricultural land is mainly used for agricultural production; Land for construction is used for the construction of buildings and structures.

Whether it is agricultural land or construction land, there are many different types of land, so what land can rural villagers occupy to build houses?

1. When rural villagers build houses, they should try to use the original homesteads and vacant land in the village

According to the provisions of the Land Management Law, non-agricultural construction must use land sparingly, and if wasteland can be used, cultivated land shall not be occupied; Where inferior land can be used, good land must not be occupied. When building houses, rural villagers should try their best to use the original homesteads and vacant land in the village.

Homestead refers to:Collective construction land used by rural villagers lawfully or approved in accordance with the law for the construction of houses and their ancillary facilities, including land for living houses, courtyards, livestock and poultry houses, and other living houses, is a kind of construction land, and many rural villagers' houses now occupy homesteads.

Rural vacant land refers to:Some vacant and unused land in the village collective economic organization.

2. Rural villagers building houses may occupy agricultural land such as general cultivated land, but cannot occupy basic farmland

As mentioned above, agricultural land is mainly used for agricultural production, but in some special circumstances, it is inevitable that agricultural land will be occupied to build buildings and structures. Due to the lack of construction land and other reasons, it is common for rural villagers to build houses and occupy agricultural land.

Agricultural land refers to the land directly used for agricultural production, including cultivated land, forest land, grassland, farmland water use land, aquaculture water surface, etc. Judging from the actual situation, in rural areas, there are more people who occupy cultivated land to build houses. It should be reminded that cultivated land is divided into general cultivated land and basic farmland.

According to the relevant provisions of the Land Management Law and the Regulations on the Protection of Basic Farmland, if you occupy basic farmland to build a house, it is not allowed and illegal; If you occupy ordinary farmland to build a house, you must go through the procedures for land use in accordance with the law. The "Land Management Law" also stipulates that the residential land of rural villagers shall be reviewed and approved by the people of the township (town); Among them, where the occupation of agricultural land is involved, the examination and approval formalities shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law.

In addition, according to the provisions of the Land Management Law, the Regulations on the Administration of Cultivated Land Occupation Tax (for Trial Implementation) and other documents, the corresponding amount of cultivated land shall be reclaimed in accordance with the principle of "how much is occupied, how much land is reclaimed" after the approval of non-agricultural construction, and if there are no conditions for reclamation, the cultivated land occupation tax (for the reclamation of new cultivated land) shall be paid.

Question: Well, now I've covered it.

Is there any good way to do it.

Peasants should use the original homestead land and idle land in the village as much as possible to build houses, and must not occupy cultivated land or agricultural land. If it is really necessary to occupy it, it must go through the approval procedures for the conversion of agricultural land in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Land Management Law", and the balance of occupation and compensation must also be ensured. If the contracted farmland is basic farmland, according to Article 17 of the Regulations on the Protection of Basic Farmland, which prohibits any unit or individual from building kilns, houses, graves, digging sand, quarrying, mining, taking soil, piling up solid waste, or carrying out other activities that destroy basic farmland in the basic farmland protection zone, the contracted land must not be used to build residential buildings.

The difference between homestead and contracted land.

Homestead land refers to the land owned by the collective owned by rural households or individuals who use it as a residential base. There are three types of land: land on which houses have been built, houses have been built or decided to be used for the construction of houses, land on which houses have been built, land on which houses have been built but no longer have a superstructure or cannot be inhabited, and land that is planned to be used for building houses. The ownership of the homestead belongs to the rural collective economic organization.

Rural land contracting refers to rural land such as barren mountains, barren ditches, barren hills, and barren Huai that adopt the method of household contracting within rural collective economic organizations, and may be contracted by means of bidding, auction, and public consultation. The nature of ownership of rural land remains unchanged after it has been contracted, and the contracted land may not be bought or sold.

There is no homestead in the countryside, and you can build a house on your own farmland, but three conditions must be met.

It must be a family whose house is seriously damaged and has no money to buy a house to obtain approval to build it, and it cannot exceed the previous range. Unauthorized construction will be forcibly demolished, so you have to ask before you build it.

Farmers can build houses on the homestead approved by the national planning, that is, the homestead applied for by the village, and the land area occupied by the building shall not exceed the standard, otherwise they will not be able to obtain the real estate ownership certificate.

Peasants can only build houses on homesteads allocated to individuals by the land department. And the homestead only has the right to use. It cannot be bought or sold.

Farmers can build their own houses on the village base allocated by the state, and the local ** department will issue property rights certificates to each household! Generally, the village base of one household is about six points!

Farmers who build houses in planned areas that avoid cultivated land can be issued with property rights certificates, and the land is owned by the state.

Farmers have their own homesteads, and it is legal and compliant to build houses on the homesteads, and they can also apply for real estate certificates after they are completed.

Farmers can build houses on their own homesteads, as long as they are villagers, they will be allocated a corresponding homestead, and we can build houses there.

On the homestead, the basic farmland cannot be used to build houses.

Well, if a farmer wants to build his own house, you can go to the village or town to approve a homestead, only on the homestead can you build your own house, you can't build a house on the land by the water, and you can't build a house on the land and wasteland, you need to go through some relevant procedures, so it's legal, the house also belongs to you, and there are some other problems that can also be solved.