As far as I know, there's a building plot (budowlana) or agricultural (rolna) land. But on otodom.pl I can see some "rolna-budowlana" plots. What's the difference between them? Can a EU citizen buy rolna-budowlana plot?
What do rolna-budowlana land means?
Nathans
20 May 2019 / #2
"rolna-budowlana" suggests that the land could be used either as rolna (agricultural) or budowlana (building plot), so it's typically better than just a building plot or agricultural. I'm not sure why a EU citizen would not be able to buy such land considering Poland is in the EU too (non-EU citizens may have harder time, but EU should be fine, I guess).
rolna-budowla
Such a plot is divided into two parts - building and farming. Building part is usually smaller.
Can a EU citizen buy rolna-budowlana plot?
Yes, but not bigger than 1 hectar unless you are a certified farmer. .
Not anymore, since 2016 noncitizen can't buy agricultural at all (as far as I understand)
Turn on the news and you can get a crash course in what rolna means, from the Pime Minister no less.
Not anymore, since 2016 noncitizen can't buy agricultural at all (as far as I understand)
Yes, they can if they are EU citizens.
biznes.gov.pl/pl/firma/cudzoziemcy/chce-prowadzic-biznes-w-polsce/proc_209-nabycie-nieruchomosci-przez-cudzoziemca
And even a better site
praworolne.info/zakup-ziemi-przez-obcokrajowca-z-ue-335-material.html
The main restriction is you need to be a certified farmer to buy more than 0.3 hectare right now but they changed the law recently so soon it is going to be 1 hectare.
pomorska.pl/zmiany-w-obrocie-ziemia-rolna-w-2019-roku-co-i-kiedy-zmieni-sie-w-obrocie-gruntami/ar/c8-13700312
pawian
thank you SO much!
thank you SO much!