How much is the relocation and resettlement fee for reservoir immigrants, and how to compensate after house demolition?

If it is the relocation and resettlement fee, part of it is the relocation fee, that is, the cost of moving out of the demolished house. Generally, it depends on the quantity of goods, and the compensation fee is calculated with reference to the relocation market price. The other part is the transitional resettlement fee, which exists in the situation that the demolished people choose to replace the house property rights. Because it usually takes several years for the relocated houses to come down, during the transition period, if the demolition department provides transitional resettlement fees, there will be no transitional resettlement fees. If the transitional housing is not provided, the rent of the demolished house should be provided, but it depends on the compensation scheme in this area. There is no uniform price for the transition fee nationwide.

Generally, compensation will be given before demolition, and the content of compensation is mainly the value of the house. If it is a direct free demolition, in addition to compensation, but also compensation for the corresponding demolition losses.