On November 19, Nghe An Provincial People's Committee announced that it had just issued Decision No. 82/2025 regulating other types of documents on land use rights; land allocation limits for residential land allocation, recognition of residential land, agricultural land allocation; conditions for land division and land consolidation for each type of land.
According to the decision, the province clearly stipulates other types of documents on land use rights existing before October 15, 1993 of households and individuals, including: Land allocation and granting documents of the Provincial People's Committee; Land allocation and granting documents of the District People's Committee before implementing the two-level government.
Documents for land allocation and land allocation of heads of land management agencies and construction management agencies at the provincial level; Notice of legal land use rights to each household and individual or notify the list of households and individuals allocated residential land by the People's Committee at the district level before implementing the two-level government.
One of the documents established during the process of land registration according to Directive No. 299/TTg dated January 10, 1980 of the Prime Minister on land measurement, classification and registration nationwide, managed by a state agency with the name of the land user but not confirmed by a competent state agency, including: land registration book, land registration book.
Regarding limits, the province specifically determines the area of land allocated to recognize households and individuals for self-reclaimed land without disputes; the limit for recognizing residential land for land plots used before December 18, 1980 and the period 1980 - 1993; the limit for land allocated not yet used according to the planning for agricultural - forestry production; the limit for receiving the transfer of agricultural land use rights of individuals.
For land division and consolidation, the province sets out strict principles and conditions. The land plot after division must ensure a minimum area and size and have a minimum walkway of 4m for residential land. Agricultural land and non-agricultural land other than residential land also have separate regulations on minimum area, length adjacent to traffic routes and requirements for planning compliance.
The Provincial People's Committee assigned the Department of Agriculture and Environment to preside over and coordinate with departments, branches, and commune-level authorities to deploy and inspect the implementation. Decision 82/2025 takes effect from November 16, 2025, replacing Decision 34/2024/QD-UBND.
