Yes. This is a legal commercial apartment in Vietnam. Under the 2023 Housing Law, foreigners may buy, with a 30% cap per building (twin towers, 1,622 units total → a foreign cap of about 486). None have been sold to foreigners yet — all 486 slots remain open, first pick available. Foreign ownership is 50 years, renewable once; Vietnamese citizens hold long-term title. Purchase requires a valid visa, paid in VND via a Vietnamese bank account. If you have a Vietnamese spouse, buying in their name gives permanent ownership with no cap (see below).
Foreign ownership quota · live check
✅ Updated 2026/07 — none sold to foreigners yet, all 486 slots reserved (early buyers get first pick)
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Buying as a foreigner — 5 legal steps
Enter on a valid visa
Enter Vietnam legally with a passport and valid visa (a legal requirement).
Pick a unit + check the quota
Confirm the building’s foreign quota isn’t full to avoid deposit risk.
Pay in VND
Open a Vietnamese bank account and pay in VND (not directly in foreign currency).
Bilingual contract + escrow
Sign an English–Vietnamese contract; deposit held in third-party escrow.
Get the 50-year title
Receive your foreign 50-year title (renewable once).
Rental management
Let us manage the rental for you and earn rental income.
Project overview
Project video
Sales timeline
2026/07/30 booking opens · 2026/08/11 show home opens · first-phase launch (549 units) expected 2026/10. (The schedule is the developer’s projection; official announcements prevail.)
Cross-border buying · the 5 things you care about most
A foreign buyer’s real worry isn’t whether the home is nice — it’s “can my money get in, and back out? Can I resell? How is tax handled?” — the very things most sales pages avoid. We spell them out.
All payments must be made in VND via a Vietnamese bank account. The key step: your purchase funds must enter through official banking channels, with records kept. When you later sell, the bank will require proof that the money originally came in legally from abroad; if you pay in cash, the money may later be “legally yours but stuck in Vietnam”. We guide you through official channels and keep full records so your capital and gains can be repatriated.
② Can I resell later? To whom?
Under the 2023 Housing Law, foreigners can resell to other eligible foreigners or to Vietnamese — a big improvement over the old “Vietnamese only” rule. Note: if the building’s foreign quota is full, buyers are limited to Vietnamese, narrowing your pricing power. This project has 0 sold, 486 slots open, so early buyers keep the most resale flexibility.
③ Does the 50-year clock start the moment I buy?
The 50 years start from the title issue date, not the contract date; buying resale means inheriting the remaining years, not a fresh 50. This is a brand-new primary sale, so you get a “complete, fresh 50 years”, renewable once — a key advantage over resale.
④ What taxes and fees apply? Any annual property tax?
Vietnam has no annual property tax on ordinary homes. During ownership there’s only a small non-agricultural land tax; on sale, personal income tax is 2% of the sale price (paid by the seller), plus one-time registration fees. (Actual amounts per contract and local law.)
⑤ Can I get a mortgage, or must I pay in full?
Foreigners can rarely get a local mortgage in Vietnam (banks mainly lend to citizens/residents), so most foreign buyers pay cash. Plan your funds and remittance timing ahead.
Buying a home for your Vietnamese partner — the easiest way
In Vietnam, having your Vietnamese spouse or partner buy in their own name as a citizen is the most common and hassle-free route — with permanent ownership, no 30% cap and no 50-year limit. It’s widely done and fully legal. A warm, sensible way to set up a home in Vietnam for someone you love.
| Route | Title | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| ① Vietnamese spouse / partner buys | Permanent · no cap, no time limit | Settling family / a partner · long-term hold |
| ② Foreigner in own name | 50 yrs, renewable · 30% building cap | Personal investment · no VN relatives |
Registering the home under your Vietnamese partner is fully legal; to protect your contribution, we help draft a gift / capital-contribution agreement reviewed by a bilingual lawyer, spelling out contributions and rights — so both sides are secure, relationship and finances alike.
Why entrust the cross-border deal to us
FAQ
Can foreigners really buy?
Yes. Under Vietnam’s 2023 Housing Law, a legally-entered foreigner can buy apartments in a developer’s eligible project, with a 30% cap per building.
How many slots are left now?
None sold to foreigners yet — all 486 slots reserved. Once the quota is full, only a 50-year lease remains, so check availability before you commit.
How long is the title? Can it be renewed?
Foreign title is 50 years, renewable once by law; Vietnamese citizens hold long-term title. Buying via a Vietnamese spouse gives permanent ownership.
How do I avoid scams and losing my deposit?
Through an accredited agent, an English–Vietnamese contract, third-party deposit escrow, and confirming quota and title eligibility first, you avoid over-sale that voids the contract.
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Binahome — a local Vietnam property platform · Nam Mekong Grand Plaza English desk · +84 845 689 555. This page is general information; actual terms, taxes and remittance procedures follow official documents and local law.
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