Is there any land in my hometown after the household registration is moved away?

Is it necessary to analyze the land in my hometown according to the specific situation after the household registration moves in?

1. If the household registration is still rural after moving out, it still has the land use right. You can make a choice according to your own thoughts and decide whether to continue to use the land or recycle it to the country;

2. If the registered permanent residence is no longer a rural registered permanent residence after moving out, the land will be recovered and can no longer be used, but the property on the land can be inherited. Because the land is used for farming by farmers with rural hukou, since it has become an urban hukou, it can no longer be used. You need to apply to the local police station to move in, and the local police station agrees to move in. Need to apply to the local police station where the current account is located. The local police station issues a household registration certificate, and the household registration department applies for moving in with the household registration certificate and related certification materials. The household registration department shall issue a permit to move, return to the police station with the permit to move, and go to the police station with the permit and ID card.

Legal basis: Article 13 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Household Registration.

A citizen who moves shall, within three days in the city and ten days in the countryside from the date of arrival at his place of residence, report to the household registration authority for registration of moving, and submit a certificate of moving.

Citizens who have no migration documents shall report to the household registration authority where they move in with the following documents.

1, demobilized, demobilized and retired soldiers, the county and city military service organs or military service organs at or above the regiment level shall issue certificates.

2. Overseas Chinese and returned students should show their passports or entry certificates of the People's Republic of China.

3, released by the people's court, the people's Procuratorate or the public security organ, with the release documents issued by the organ.