The new Government Resolution issues a list of 142 conditional business investment sectors. Previously, Appendix IV of the Investment Law No. 143/2025/QH15 stipulated 198 conditional business investment sectors.

The Government issued a resolution on reducing and amending conditional business investment sectors.

The reduction and amendment of conditional business investment sectors are carried out according to the following principles:

– Reducing sectors that are not truly necessary for reasons of national defense, national security, social order and safety, social ethics, and community health as stipulated in Clause 1, Article 7 of the Investment Law.

– Reducing sectors where business investment conditions can be managed through standards, technical regulations, or professional standards using a post-inspection method.

– Reducing and amending sectors where business investment conditions are unclear or similar in nature, have been controlled through other management activities, or sectors for which, since their regulation, no business investment conditions have been issued or are no longer stipulated.

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The Government Resolution also issues a list of 142 conditional business investment sectors. Previously, Appendix IV of the Investment Law No. 143/2025/QH15 stipulated 198 conditional business investment sectors.

Ministers and heads of ministerial-level agencies shall issue standards, technical regulations, or professional standards for the sectors reduced in this resolution (if necessary).

From there, they shall build processes and procedures for post-inspection management before July 1. They are responsible for coordinating with ministries and sectors to issue technical regulations, ensuring they take effect at the same time as this resolution.

The drafting of legal documents stipulating standards, technical regulations, or professional standards in this case shall follow a simplified order and procedure.

Heads of agencies, units, officials, public employees, and individuals involved in drafting and issuing this resolution may be considered for exclusion, exemption, or reduction of liability as stipulated in Clause 7, Article 6 of Resolution No. 206/2025/QH15.

For conditional business investment sectors stipulated in the Investment Law that have been reduced according to this resolution, organizations and individuals may continue to use the types of permits or other forms of investment and business authorization documents already issued until the expiry of those documents.

This resolution takes effect from July 1, 2026, until the end of February 28, 2027.

On the afternoon of November 11, the National Assembly discussed in groups the draft amended Investment Law, affirming that it will continue to review and further reduce conditional business investment sectors.

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