In line with the implementation plan for the national land database enrichment and cleansing campaign, the Land Management Department, in collaboration with the Department of Digital Transformation, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, and the Department of Administrative Police (C06) under the Ministry of Public Security, has developed a feature on the VneID application. This feature enables land users and property owners to provide information regarding Land Use Rights Certificates and Property Ownership Certificates, as outlined in Clause 21, Article 3 of the Land Law (referred to as Certificates).
The Land Management Department urges the Departments of Agriculture and Environment in all provinces and cities to promptly disseminate and guide land users and property owners in submitting Certificate information via the VneID application. This process should run concurrently with the ongoing local collection of residential land and housing Certificates.
For Certificates previously collected at the local level, there is no requirement to update them on the VneID application unless the land user or property owner requests it.
When providing information through the VneID application, priority is given to the original Certificate. If the original is unavailable at the time of submission, a photocopy may be provided instead.
Guide to Submitting Certificates via the VNeID Application:
Image: Tay Ninh Province Administrative Center.
Critical Announcement: Red Book Recall Notice – All Citizens Urged to Take Immediate Action!
The 2024 Land Law explicitly outlines six scenarios in which a land title certificate (red book) can be revoked.
100 Real Estate Projects in Ho Chi Minh City Awaiting Land Use Fee Payments
Ho Chi Minh City currently has approximately 100 commercial real estate and housing projects awaiting land use fee announcements and additional payment notifications. Prominent developers like Novaland, with 13 projects, and Hung Thinh Land, with 8 projects, are among those affected. Consequently, the regulation mandating additional payments for delayed land use fee calculations will impose a significant financial burden on these businesses.
DXG’s $43 Million Saigon Riverside Project Unlocks After 8-Year Stalemate
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment has announced that specialized units are collaborating with Dat Xanh to complete necessary documentation and expedite related procedures. This initiative aims to safeguard the rights of homebuyers and enhance transparency within the real estate market.
No Additional Land Fees Proposed for Businesses Without Fault
HoREA emphasizes that the addition of this regulation aims to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of investors in the event of policy changes.
Unlocking Land Ownership Hurdles for Equitized Enterprises: HoREA’s Advocacy
HoREA asserts that this initiative will unlock land resources, fostering socio-economic development. Critically, it will definitively resolve lingering issues and obstacles related to land use and land-purpose conversions for equitized enterprises transitioning from state-owned status during the historical period of 2007–2021.
