Will the contracted land and homestead in rural areas be affected if the household registration is moved to the city for the children to go to school?

With the improvement of the contemporary social system, the rural areas are developing rapidly, and the rural areas are gradually integrated into the cities, and the lives of farmers are gradually getting better. To improve the quality of life, of course, we should put children's education first. As we all know, the educational resources in the city are relatively perfect, while the school education in the countryside is relatively poor. Most parents will choose to bring their children to schools in cities to study. This will involve the issue of children's hukou. For the sake of children's education, many parents also moved agricultural registered permanent residence to urban hukou just to let their children go to school in the city. Even if they are reluctant, they have to do it. But like some families, there will be homesteads and contracted land. Will it have any impact on this aspect if the registered permanent residence is moved out of the countryside?

first of all, the land contracted by the family, even if it is a fake hukou, still has the right to manage the contracted land. During the period of land contract, your rights are still protected by law. But if your contracted land expires. There will be village organizations assigned to other villagers.

But the ownership of your homestead is owned by the whole countryside. To put it bluntly, only the collective members of the village have the right to use the homestead. When you move out of the village, it proves that you are no longer a member of the village collective. Of course, you will not have the right to use the homestead.

if the homestead is idle, it needs to be collected to the village Committee for redistribution according to the relevant laws of our country.

Therefore, I think this matter is not a simple matter, which needs to be considered by all families. The development of children is bound to be a major event, but we should also weigh the pros and cons and choose the best way. You can leave a person at home, so that you can always accompany your children to school, and solve the land contract and homestead use right at home. I think it should be the best answer to kill two birds with one stone. Of course, each region has its own rules, and we should go to the local authorities to find out.