Required Disclosures for Commercial Property Leasing in Vietnam

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

Fire Safety Compliance

Commercial properties face stricter fire safety requirements:

1. Fire safety approval certificate — Mandatory for qualifying structures
2. Fire safety acceptance — Required before the property is put into use
3. Fire suppression systems — Automatic sprinklers, fire alarms
4. Fire prevention plan — Approved by the competent authority
5. 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

1. Due diligence — Thoroughly verify all legal documents before leasing
2. Keep permits current — Ensure licenses and permits remain valid
3. Fire safety records — Maintain complete PCCC documentation
4. 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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