The compensation standard for land occupation is as follows:
 1. The land compensation fee is generally six to ten times of the average annual output value of the three years before the farmland is expropriated.
 2. Young crops compensation: for crops just sown, the cost of production shall be compensated by one-third of the quarterly output value. For growing crops, the maximum compensation is based on the output value of the first quarter. No compensation shall be made for grain, oilseeds and vegetable seedlings that can be harvested.
 3. Resettlement compensation fee: the resettlement subsidy standard for each agricultural population to be resettled is four to six times the average annual output value of the three years before the farmland is expropriated.
 [Legal Basis]
 According to Article 48 of the Land Management Law, fair and reasonable compensation shall be provided for land acquisition to ensure that the original living standard of farmers whose land is expropriated is not reduced and their long-term livelihood is guaranteed. When land is expropriated, land compensation fees, resettlement subsidies and compensation fees for rural villagers' houses, other attachments to the ground and young crops shall be paid in full and timely according to law, and social security fees for farmers whose land is expropriated shall be arranged. The standards of land compensation fees and resettlement subsidies for requisitioned agricultural land shall be determined by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government through the formulation and publication of regional comprehensive land prices. In formulating regional comprehensive land prices, factors such as the original use of land, land resource conditions, land output value, land location, land supply and demand, population and economic and social development level should be comprehensively considered and adjusted or re announced at least every three years.