Immigrated to Australia to build their own houses.

That farmer should have a land certificate and a compensation contract.

Take it to see if it is state-owned land, because collective land, that is, homestead, is generally not allowed to buy or sell, and can only be sold to locals, one household and one house. If it is state-owned land, then take the compensation contract and land certificate to the Land and Resources Bureau for transfer, pay the transfer fee and transfer the deed tax.

1, the allocated quota has no fixed number of years. But if you want to transfer, you have to pay the transfer fee and become a transfer place. The term is 70 years, counting from the year of payment.

2. State-owned land can be traded, but the collective is not allowed.

3. ditto

4. Being unable to change its name has no legal effect and cannot protect its rights. The state does not recognize it.

It's not illegal, but the house doesn't belong to you.

You have to consult the local land and resources bureau in detail and bring your certificate.

By the way, you bought land, I tell you, land can't be bought and sold independently, only by auction. Only one third of the buildings on the land can be transferred and traded.

(The rookie in the land transfer industry answered. . Defect understanding)