Required Disclosures for Commercial Property Leasing in Vietnam
Guide to mandatory disclosures for commercial property landlords in Vietnam including permits, fire safety, land use compliance, and environmental requirements.
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When leasing commercial property in Vietnam, landlords must disclose important information relating to legal status, safety compliance, and permitted use of the premises.
Disclaimer: This guide provides general legal information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a licensed attorney in Vietnam for guidance specific to your situation. Information last verified: March 2026.
Property Legal Documentation
| Document | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Land Use Rights Certificate (LURC) | Must be valid and designated for commercial use |
| Construction permit | Structure must be legally built |
| Land use purpose | Must match zoning and planning requirements |
| Remaining land term | Time remaining on the LURC |
| Dispute status | Property must not be under dispute or seizure |
Fire Safety Compliance
Commercial properties face stricter fire safety requirements:
- Fire safety approval certificate — Mandatory for qualifying structures
- Fire safety acceptance — Required before the property is put into use
- Fire suppression systems — Automatic sprinklers, fire alarms
- Fire prevention plan — Approved by the competent authority
- Emergency exits — Must meet commercial building standards
Environmental and Zoning
- Environmental impact assessment — Required where mandated
- Business licenses — For industries requiring special permits
- Zoning compliance — Business activity must match the area designation
Technical Information
Landlords should provide:
- Floor plans and technical drawings
- Maximum electrical and water capacity
- Floor load capacity (especially for factories/warehouses)
- Telecommunications and internet availability
- Parking (if available)
Best Practices
- Due diligence — Thoroughly verify all legal documents before leasing
- Keep permits current — Ensure licenses and permits remain valid
- Fire safety records — Maintain complete PCCC documentation
- Be transparent — Provide full information to prospective tenants
How Landager Helps
Landager helps manage and store legal documents, track permit renewal deadlines, and ensure compliance with disclosure requirements throughout the lease lifecycle.
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