How many square meters per person is the new rural homestead policy?

Legal analysis: According to the Land Management Law, the standard of rural villagers' homestead is 20 to 30 square meters per person, with 3 households with less than 3 people, 4 households with less than 4 people, and 5 households with more than 5 people. The newly occupied land area of the expanded house should be calculated together with the original homestead area. The standard of immigrant homestead shall be implemented according to the relevant documents of the district.

Legal basis: Notice of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office on Further Strengthening the Management of Rural Homestead.

Article 3 The provisions of "one household, one house" shall be strictly implemented.

Homestead is a collective construction land used by rural villagers to build houses and their ancillary facilities, including houses, ancillary buildings and courtyards. Rural villagers can only own one homestead, and the area shall not exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government. Rural villagers should build houses in strict accordance with the approved area and building standards, and it is forbidden to build houses without permission or occupy homesteads over an area. Approved to build houses, in strict accordance with the requirements of "building new houses and demolishing old ones", the original homestead will be returned to the village collective. After the rural villagers sell, rent or donate their houses, they will not be approved if they apply for the homestead again. Problems such as excessive homestead area and "one household with multiple houses" formed in history should be identified and disposed of in accordance with relevant policies and regulations. In areas where per capita land is small and it is impossible to ensure that a household has a homestead, the people's government at the county level can take measures to ensure that rural villagers live in the homestead on the basis of fully respecting the wishes of farmers and in accordance with the standards stipulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Article 4 Encourage the economical and intensive use of homestead.

Strictly implement land use control, and rural villagers should build houses in accordance with the overall land use planning and village planning of townships (towns). Reasonable arrangement of homestead land, strictly control the occupation of agricultural land by new homesteads, and may not occupy permanent basic farmland; Involving the occupation of agricultural land, it shall go through the formalities for the conversion of agricultural land in advance according to law. Villages outside the scale of urban construction land should increase the homestead space by giving priority to new construction land planning indicators, village renovation, vacating abandoned homesteads, etc., to meet the housing needs of farmers who meet the conditions of homestead distribution. Within the scale of urban construction land, farmers' housing needs can be met by building farmers' apartments and farmers' residential quarters.

Fifth to encourage the active use of idle homestead and idle residential.

Encourage village collectives and farmers to actively use idle homesteads and houses, and develop farmhouse music, homestays and rural tourism according to laws and regulations through independent operation, cooperative operation and entrusted operation. Urban residents, industrial and commercial capital, etc. If you rent a farmhouse to live or operate, you should strictly abide by the provisions of the contract law, and the lease contract period shall not exceed 20 years. After the expiration of the contract, both parties may sign another agreement. On the premise of respecting farmers' wishes and conforming to the plan, village collectives are encouraged to actively and steadily carry out the renovation of idle homesteads, and reclaimed land will give priority to meeting farmers' needs for new homesteads, village construction and rural industrial development. The land appreciation income generated by the active use of idle homesteads should all be used for agriculture and rural areas. Under the premise of obtaining the consent of the owner of the homestead, rural villagers are encouraged to transfer the homestead to farmers who meet the application conditions of the homestead within the collective economic organization. All localities can explore ways to guide and standardize the circulation behavior by formulating the model contract of homestead circulation. After the transfer contract comes into effect, the procedures for changing the right to use the homestead shall be handled in time. For rural villagers who have settled in cities, all localities can raise funds through multiple channels and explore ways to encourage them to voluntarily withdraw from their homesteads with compensation.