Will the confirmation right of rural homestead and house be effective forever?

Rural homestead housing ownership is invalid, the specific provisions are as follows:

(1) A rural villager can only own a homestead that is legally approved for use and does not exceed the specified area. If the homestead exceeds the area, it shall be handled according to different historical stages:

1982 before the implementation of the regulations on the administration of rural construction land, if the land area of the homestead occupied by rural villagers has not been expanded since the implementation of the regulations on the administration of rural construction land, it can be registered according to the existing actual use area.

1982 after the implementation of "regulations on the management of rural construction land" and before the implementation of 1987 "land management law", if the homestead occupied by rural villagers exceeds the specified area standard, the excess part can be registered according to the actual use area after being dealt with according to the relevant national and local regulations at that time.

1987 after the implementation of the land management law, if the homestead occupied by rural villagers exceeds the specified area standard, the ownership registration shall be carried out according to the actually approved area, and the area exceeding the standard shall be indicated in the remarks column of the land register and land ownership certificate. When building houses by households or existing houses are relocated, rebuilt, renovated or the government implements planning and reconstruction according to law, it shall be handled in accordance with relevant regulations, and the ownership registration shall be re-registered according to the specified area standard.

(2) In line with the provisions of the Standard for Building Houses without Households, if the current homestead does not exceed the total family area, it will not be treated as over-area.

(3) Non-agricultural registered permanent residence residents (including overseas Chinese) have legally obtained homesteads and houses in rural areas, and the property rights of houses have not changed. If farmers collectively issue certificates and announce that there is no objection, they can register the land according to law, and the remarks column of the collective land use certificate should indicate "the obligee is not a member of the peasant collective".

(4) Rural or urban residents who already own homesteads and are not members of farmers' collective can register and issue certificates according to regulations because the houses they inherit occupy rural homesteads. In the remarks column of the collective land use certificate, it should be indicated that "the obligee is the legal heir of the original member's residence of the peasant collective".

(five) farmers who are not members of the farmers' collective, because of the centralized relocation of geological disasters, new rural construction, resettlement, etc., can register and issue certificates in accordance with the provisions with the consent of most members of the farmers' collective and the approval of the competent authorities.

(6) For the homestead without proof of ownership source, the historical use and present situation of the land shall be ascertained, and the village committee shall issue a certificate and announce it 15 days without objection. After being audited by the township (town) people's government, it shall be reported to the people's government at the county level for examination and approval. If it is legally used, the right to use the homestead shall be determined.

(7) Idle or collapsed houses, houses that have not been restored for more than two years are demolished, and the right to use them is uncertain.

Rural homestead refers to the collectively owned land occupied and used by rural farmers or individuals as a living base. Including three types: built houses, built houses or land decided to be used for building houses, built houses, built houses without roofs or uninhabitable land planned for building houses.

The legal basis is the Land Management Law, the Administrative Regulations of the Ministry of Land and Resources and the Measures for the Administration of Homestead in Provinces. In practice, the application is mainly based on the regulations on the management of homesteads in various provinces. According to the opinions of the Ministry of Land and Resources on strengthening the management of rural homestead, the law of "one household, one house" is resolutely implemented, and each rural villager can only own one homestead, the area of which shall not exceed the standards stipulated by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities). This standard should be handled in accordance with the province's own regulations.