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Buy property in Vietnam
without the legal guesswork

Instantly verify foreign ownership quota, selling permits, and legal risks for any Vietnamese property. Built for expats, Viet Kieu, and overseas investors.

3 free checks per month · No credit card required

Data sourced directly from

Da Nang Dept. of ConstructionHCMC Dept. of ConstructionHanoi Dept. of ConstructionNRAST Mortgage Registry

7 checks. One report.

Every report covers the exact legal questions foreign buyers need answered before signing.

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Foreign ownership quota

How many slots remain

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Off-plan selling permit

Valid, expired, or missing

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Mortgage & encumbrances

NRAST official registry

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Developer history

Completed projects & risk

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Planning zone

Foreign restriction check

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Market price comparison

vs. district median

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Risk score 1–10

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How it works

01

Search any project

Type a project name, developer, or address. We have 100,000+ Vietnamese properties across Hanoi, HCMC, and Da Nang.

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Instant free check

See foreign ownership quota status and selling permit in seconds — sourced directly from government portals, updated daily.

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Full report for $19

Unlock encumbrance check (NRAST), risk score 1–10, pricing vs. district median, zoning, and a downloadable PDF.

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  • Risk score 1–10
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Common questions

Can foreigners actually buy property in Vietnam?

Yes. Under the Housing Law 2023, foreigners can purchase apartments in eligible projects, hold a 50-year leasehold (renewable), and own up to 30% of units in any building. Viet Kieu (overseas Vietnamese) have additional rights including freehold.

What is the foreign ownership quota?

Each apartment building can have at most 30% of its units owned by foreigners. When quota is exhausted, no new foreign buyers can purchase — even from willing sellers — until existing foreign owners resell.

What is a selling permit (off-plan permit)?

Before a developer can accept deposits or sign purchase agreements for under-construction units, they must obtain a selling permit from the provincial Department of Construction. Paying without one is illegal under REBL 2023 and puts your deposit at risk.

Where does your data come from?

We source data directly from official Vietnamese government portals: the Da Nang, HCMC, and Hanoi Departments of Construction, and the NRAST mortgage registry. Data is refreshed daily. We don't scrape real estate marketplaces.

Is the $19 report a subscription?

No. Each report is a one-time $19 payment for that specific project. We also offer monthly plans for investors and agencies who need unlimited checks.

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Foreign buyers in Hanoi purchased 2,800 apartments in 2024 alone. Make sure yours is legal.

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