Key Highlights of the Law on Investment 2025

The Law on Investment 2025 was passed by the National Assembly on 11 December 2025, comprising 7 chapters and 52 articles, effective 1 March 2026, replacing the 2020 Law.
Key changes:
- Expanded list of prohibited sectors: trading national treasures, exporting antiquities, electronic tobacco products;
- Foreign investors may establish enterprises before submitting investment project registration if market-access conditions are met;
- Streamlined investment-approval authority;
- Fast-track procedures for projects in industrial parks, tech zones and free trade zones;
- Flexible adjustment of project duration (up to 50 years outside, 70 years within economic zones);
- Removal of 38 conditional business sectors.

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