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Regulations on allotment in Vietnam

Regulations on allotment in Vietnam

When facing land recovery, what land users concern about are compensation, support and allotment policies. Despite of the importance of an allotment, many people still do not have enough knowledge about it.

Article 27 of Decree 47/2014/ND-CP stipulates the minimum allotment as follows:

- An allotment shall be defined in the form of inhabited land, houses or money to suit the choice of persons arranged for resettlement.

+ In case an allotment is defined in the form of inhabited land, houses, area of resettlement land should not be less than minimum area approved of partition in the locality and area of resettlement house should not be less than minimum area of an apartment as defined by the Law on houses.

+ In case an allotment is defined in the form of houses, area of a resettlement house should not be less than minimum area of an apartment according to the provisions of the Law on houses.

+ In case an allotment is defined in the form of money, a sum of money for an allotment shall be equal to value of an allotment defined in the form of inhabited land, houses in the resettlement area.

Based on the provisions set out in Clauses 1, 2 of this Article and actual circumstances in the locality, the province-level People’s committee shall decide an allotment in the form of inhabited land, houses and money.

According Article 86 of Vietnam's Land Law 2013, in case people having land recovered are resettled while the amount of compensation and support is not enough to buy the minimum resettlement plot, the State shall make up the deficit.

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