From July 1, 2025, Vietnam will implement new regulations on construction permits that directly impact real estate and construction in Vietnam including real estate developers, contractors, and foreign investors. Understanding these changes is crucial for businesses to stay compliant, avoid costly delays, and align their projects with the country’s evolving regulatory framework. Construction Permits Changes…
The market of real estate and construction in Vietnam is increasingly becoming vibrant, with the growth in both scale and the level of diversity of transactions. However, along with that are many potential legal risks which, if not controlled, can cause serious damage in terms of finance, time, and reputation. Early identification of these risks…
Future-formed real estate (FFRE) transactions are increasingly common in the market, especially in major urban areas. However, since the asset does not yet exist at the time of contract signing, investors must carefully assess legal factors to minimize risks. Below are some key legal considerations: Legal Conditions of the Project Before signing a purchase agreement,…
In recent years, the rise of resort real estate, particularly the Condotel (condominium hotel) model, has reshaped Vietnam’s tourism and real estate markets. Combining residential apartments with hotel services, Condotels offer dual benefits to investors and customers while meeting the growing demand for leisure accommodations. However, the rapid development of this model has also posed…
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has proposed a policy aimed at reducing the financial burden on businesses and individuals, thereby stimulating production and business activities. Under this proposal, organizations, enterprises, households, and individuals directly leasing land from the State with annual land rental payment obligations may benefit from a reduction in their 2024 payable land…
Foreign organizations and individuals can now own up to 30 percent of the total apartments in a condominium, according to Decree 95/ND-CP, which took effect on August 1. This regulation marks a significant shift in Vietnam’s real estate market, offering more opportunities for foreign investment. Key Provisions of Decree 95/ND-CP Increased Ownership Cap for Condominiums…
Vietnam, with its rapidly developing economy and potential-filled real estate market, has become an attractive destination for foreign investors. However, under current regulations, foreign investors do not have full ownership rights over real estate assets like Vietnamese citizens do, leading to a bottleneck in foreign investment flows into the Vietnamese market. Complex legal regulations, ownership…
On June 29, the National Assembly of Vietnam passed the Law Amending and Supplementing a Number of Articles of the Land Law 31/2024/QH15, Housing Law 27/2023/QH15, Law 29/2023/QH15 on Real Estate Business, and Law 32/2024/QH15 on Credit Institutions (the Law). This comprehensive legislation aims to streamline and update existing regulations, with significant implications for various…
The amended Vietnamese Land Law, effective from January 2025, marks a significant milestone in reforming the legal framework for land management. This aims to create an effective and transparent legal system, ensuring fairness and sustainability in land management and use. This law serves not only as a legal document but also as a practical guide…
At the 5th Extraordinary Session of the 15th National Assembly, Vietnam’s National Assembly demonstrated a strong commitment to legislative reform by discussing and approving the amended Vietnam Land Law. This article explores the main issues addressed in the revised Land Law, highlighting the key changes and their implications. New Points of the Amended Vietnam Land…
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