From January 1, 2025: What are the guidelines for allocation quotas for agricultural land which are allocation quotas for land for annual crops for individuals in Vietnam under the Land Law 2024?
- From January 1, 2025: What are the guidelines for allocation quotas for agricultural land which are allocation quotas for land for annual crops for individuals in Vietnam under the Land Law 2024?
- What is the application of Land Law 2024 of Vietnam?
- Vietnam: What are the contents of state land management under the Land Law 2024?
From January 1, 2025: What are the guidelines for allocation quotas for agricultural land which are allocation quotas for land for annual crops for individuals in Vietnam under the Land Law 2024?
Pursuant to Article 176 of the Land Law of 2024, the allocation quotas for agricultural land for individuals from January 1, 2025 are as follows
Allocation quotas for agricultural land
1. Allocation quotas for land for annual crops, aquaculture, and salt production for individuals directly engaged in agricultural production are determined as follows:
a) Not exceeding 03 hectares for each type of land in provinces and centrally-run cities in the Southeast and Mekong Delta regions;
b) Not exceeding 02 hectares for each type of land in other provinces and centrally-run cities.
2. Allocation quotas for land for perennial crops for individuals are not exceeding 10 hectares for communes, wards, and towns in the delta region; not exceeding 30 hectares for communes, wards, and towns in the midland and mountainous regions.
3. The land allocation quota for each individual is not exceeding 30 hectares for each type of land:
a) Protective forest land;
b) Planted forest land.
4. Individuals can be allocated multiple types of land for annual crops, aquaculture, and salt production, with the total land allocation not exceeding 05 hectares. In cases where additional land is allocated for perennial crops, the land allocation for perennial crops is not exceeding 05 hectares for communes, wards, and towns in the delta region, and not exceeding 25 hectares for communes, wards, and towns in the midland and mountainous regions. In cases where additional land is allocated for planted forest land, the land allocation for planted forest land is not exceeding 25 hectares.
5. Unused land allocated to individuals for agricultural production, forestry, aquaculture, and salt production, according to the quotas specified in paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 of this Article, and not counted towards the allocation quotas for agricultural land specified in paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 of this Article.
The provincial People's Committee determines the allocation quotas for unused land to individuals for use according to approved land use plans.
6. For agricultural land used by individuals outside their registered residential communes, wards, and towns, individuals can continue to use it. If the land is allocated without land use fees, it will be counted towards the allocation quotas for agricultural land for individuals.
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Thus, the Land Law of 2024 provides guidelines for allocation quotas for agricultural land for individuals, specifically for allocation quotas for land for annual crops as follows:
*Regarding allocation quotas for land for annual crops, aquaculture, and salt production for individuals directly involved in agricultural production:
- A maximum of 03 hectares for provinces and centrally-run cities in the Southeast and Mekong Delta regions
- A maximum of 02 hectares for other provinces and centrally-run cities
From January 1, 2025: What are the guidelines for allocation quotas for agricultural land which are allocation quotas for land for annual crops for individuals in Vietnam under the Land Law 2024? (Image from the Internet)
What is the application of Land Law 2024 of Vietnam?
Pursuant to Article 2 of the Land Law of 2024, the applicable subjects are as follows:
(1) State agencies exercising the rights and responsibilities of representing the collective ownership of land, and performing the unified state management of land.
(2) Land users.
(3) Other relevant entities involved in land management and use
Vietnam: What are the contents of state land management under the Land Law 2024?
Pursuant to Article 20 of the Land Law of 2024, the content of state land management includes:
(1) Issuing and organizing the implementation of legal normative documents on land management and use
(2) Disseminating, promoting, educating, training, conducting scientific research, developing technology, and international cooperation in land management and use..
(3) Determining the administrative territorial boundaries, establishing and managing administrative territorial records.
(4) Surveying, adjusting, creating cadastral maps, current land use maps, land use planning maps, and specialized maps on land management and use.
(5) Investigating, evaluating, protecting, improving, and restoring land.
(6) Developing, adjusting, and managing land use planning and plans.
(7) Allocating land, leasing land, expropriating land, recognizing land-use rights, reserving land, and changing land use purposes.
(8) Investigating, establishing land prices, specific land prices, and managing land prices.
(9) Managing finances related to land.
(10) Compensating, supporting, and resettling in case of land expropriation and land reservation.
(11) Developing, managing, and exploiting land funds.
(12) Registering land, establishing and managing cadastral records; issuing, amending, revoking, and canceling certificates.
(13) Land statistics and inventory.
(14) Constructing, managing, and operating the National Land Information System.
(15) Managing and supervising the exercise of rights and obligations of land users.
(16) Resolving land disputes; handling complaints and denunciations regarding land.
(17) Providing and managing public services related to land.
(18) Inspecting, checking, supervising, monitoring, and evaluating compliance with land laws and handling violations of land laws.
Therefore, the content of state land management includes these 18 points mentioned above.
The Land Law of 2024 comes into force from January 1, 2025. However, Article 190 and Article 248 of the Land Law of 2024 come into force from April 1, 2024
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