Draft (Amended) Land Law
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The National Assembly's Draft Law Portal (Dự thảo Online) lists a draft (amended) Land Law submitted by the Government. According to the information published, the draft is expected to be reviewed and passed by the 16th National Assembly at its 2nd session. The material collected from this source consists only of the title and procedural details (submitting agency and expected passage session) - it does not include the full text or specific provisions of the draft. As a result, it is not yet possible to assess how the changes would affect land-use rights, land rental costs, or the financial obligations of businesses and investors. Once the amended Land Law is passed by the National Assembly and the full text is published, it will be a major law affecting investment and land use by both domestic businesses and foreign investors, and this entry should be revisited and updated with fuller content at that time.
Draft (Amended) Land Law
Submitting agency: The Government
Expected passage: 16th National Assembly, 2nd Session
Note on source data
The content collected from the National Assembly's Draft Law Portal (duthaoonline.quochoi.vn) at this time consists only of the draft's title and the two procedural details above. The source page does not yet provide the full draft text or any specific provisions about the substance of the amendment.
Why this matters
The Land Law is one of Vietnam's foundational statutes, directly affecting land-use rights, land lease/purchase costs, site-clearance compensation, and land-access conditions for both domestic businesses and foreign investors. Once the full draft or the officially passed law is published, RegHub will update this entry with complete content and a specific impact assessment.