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The Ministry for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic has submitted for consideration to the Government of the Russian Federation a bill that will allow Russians to obtain land plots in the Arctic zone of the country for free for the construction of a residential building or conduct any economic activity.The document was prepared in accordance with the instructions of the head of the State Commission for the Development of the Arctic Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Yuri Trutnev who noted that the experience of spreading a simplified mechanism for obtaining land in the Far East showed its simplicity efficiency and relevance. Far Easterners take land to build housing and implement their entrepreneurial ideas. Of course this is also relevant for the inhabitants of the Arctic territories - we have received relevant proposals from a number of regions said Yuri Trutnev.Such a request is quite understandable. 2.5 million people live in the Arctic zone of Russia and 90 of them live in cities and quite large ones like Murmansk Arkhangelsk Norilsk. So the land around cities will be in demand for building houses and doing business. In addition the demand for suburban real estate has grown sharply amid restrictive measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. Now the bill has been submitted for consideration by the Cabinet of Ministers of Russia said Alexander Krutikov Deputy Head of the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East.In order not to create a new law it was decided to amend the Federal Law No. 119 on the Far Eastern hectare. Citizens registered in the relevant constituent entities and municipalities will have the right to receive land plots in the first 6 months of the law in the Arctic and after this period any citizen of Russia as well as a participant in the State Program to Assist Voluntary Resettlement will have this right. to the Russian Federation of compatriots living abroad. It will be possible to get a plot of land up to 1 hectare in size for a period of 5 years free of charge and then issue a property or long-term lease. You can use the land for the construction of a residential building or for any economic activity including the creation of a home farm
