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Guide on Purchasing Property in Hanoi

Foreigners are not allowed to buy property in Vietnam. The closest you can get is to be an investor, and own 49% of a property, with a Vietnamese partner owning 51%, but this involves a complex legal, financial and cultural relationship with many risks. Real estate law has changed frequently in recent years, so if your heart is set on owning property in Vietnam, be sure to consult several lawyers, and ask for help from local friends you can trust.

Top Tips

01 Though there are many shopping options in Hanoi, you may find that the style or size you need is unavailable. Large western sizes can be very elusive!
02 Learning Vietnamese offers an important window onto Hanoi society and culture & helps at all levels of social interaction and day-to-day convenien
03 GET OUT OF TOWN! just a weekend away can work restorative miracles. Don’t wait till you feel run down—plan excursions in advance and keep
04 Mail delivery from overseas is not always reliable, so try to think in advance of any books, CDs, or software you may need in Vietnam.
05 Set up online banking before you leave, and be sure to notify your bank you’ll be using your ATM card in Vietnam—otherwise they may think

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Interesting fact

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and has remained so since the 7th century though French and Japanese occupations.
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