On May 19, the People's Committee of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province announced that regulations on conditions, procedures for appraisal to allocate land without auctioning land use rights to individuals in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province have come into effect.
Previously, the Provincial People's Committee issued a document detailing the above content, applying it to State management agencies to resolve procedures for allocating residential land without auctioning land use rights to individuals in the area.
In particular, cases eligible for land allocation without auctioning land use rights as prescribed in Points a, b, c and d, Clause 3, Article 124 of the Land Law must be Vietnamese citizens with sufficient civil capacity; no residential land, housing; not yet allocated residential land and housing support policies by the State as prescribed by law.
At the same time, individuals subject to Point a and b, Clause 3, Article 124 of the Land Law must have worked in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province for 5 years or more (from 03 years or more if in Con Dao); individuals subject to Point c and d must have a permanent residence registration according to the provisions of law at the place of residence for 5 consecutive years or more (from 3 years or more if in Con Dao).
In addition, priority will be given to: People with revolutionary contributions or relatives of people with revolutionary contributions; households with 3 or more generations living there; belonging to a national standard poor household, a provincial standard poor household or a particularly disadvantaged household.
An individual can only be approved once, and allocate residential land without auctioning land use rights for 1 plot of land. In case there are relatives (wife or husband or biological children, adopted children who have not been separated) who have been allocated residential land without auctioning land use rights, they will not be approved.
The Provincial People's Committee also stipulates in detail the procedures for appraisal to allocate land without auctioning land use rights to eligible individuals in the province.
Clause 3, Article 124 of the 2024 Land Law stipulates:
Land allocation with land use fees, land lease in the following cases:
a) Allocate residential land to cadres, civil servants, public employees, officers on active duty, professional soldiers, defense civil servants, workers and defense officials, officers, non-commissioned officers, police workers, people working in cryptography and people working in other cryptographic organizations receiving salaries from the state budget but have not been allocated residential land and housing;
b) Allocate residential land to individuals who are teachers and medical staff working in border communes and islands in areas with difficult socio-economic conditions, areas with particularly difficult socio-economic conditions but do not have residential land or housing at the workplace or have not enjoyed housing support policies according to the provisions of the law on housing;
c) Allocate residential land to individuals residing in communes who do not have residential land and have not been allocated residential land by the State or have not enjoyed housing support policies according to the provisions of the law on housing;
d) Allocate residential land to individuals residing in towns in areas with difficult socio-economic conditions, areas with particularly difficult socio-economic conditions without residential land and have not been allocated residential land by the State.
