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The proposed publication of the catalog of administrative procedures in the field of land in Ho Chi Minh City includes the allocation and leasing of land without conducting land-use auctions or competitive bidding for investor selection.

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The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Natural Resources and Environment has submitted a report to the People’s Committee on announcing the list of administrative procedures in the field of land management under the department’s management functions.

According to the report, the department proposed to announce a list of 64 administrative procedures, including 42 provincial-level procedures, 21 district-level procedures, and 1 commune-level procedure.

Notably, at the provincial level, there are procedures for allocating or leasing land without auctioning land-use rights or bidding to select investors for projects involving land use.

Many land-use projects in Ho Chi Minh City have encountered obstacles

This includes allocating or leasing land through bidding to select investors for projects involving land use, as well as procedures for approving the conversion of land use purposes, adjusting land allocation or lease decisions, and approving the conversion of land use rights.

At the district level, procedures include allocating residential land with payment for land use without auctions or bidding to select investors for projects involving land use for certain budget-salaried individuals who do not own residential land or housing.

Additionally, there are procedures for extending land use duration for individuals and community households, confirming the continued use of agricultural land by individuals after the land use duration has expired, and adjusting the land use duration for investment projects where the land users are individuals or community households.

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