From January 1, 2021, the revised Law on Construction 2020 will take effect, adding cases where housing construction does not require a construction permit.
According to the old regulations at Point k, Clause 2, Article 89 of the Law on Construction 2014, cases where a construction permit is not required include:
Construction works in rural areas in areas where urban development planning and detailed construction planning have not yet been approved; separate houses in the countryside, except for separate houses built in conservation zones, historical-cultural relics.

Pursuant to Article 89 of the 2014 Construction Law as amended and supplemented by Clause 30, Article 1 of the revised Construction Law 2020, from 2021, the case of separate houses does not need to apply for a construction permit as follows:
- Separate houses with a scale of less than 07 floors belonging to investment projects on construction of urban areas, investment projects on housing construction with detailed planning of 1/500 already approved by competent state agencies.
Note: In this case, the investor does not need to apply for a construction permit, but is responsible for sending a notice of the time of construction commencement, construction design documents as prescribed, to the building management agency. water for local construction for management.
- A detached house in the countryside with a size of less than 07 floors and in an area where there is no urban planning, construction planning of functional areas or detailed construction planning of rural residential quarters approved by state agencies. has the authority to approve, except for works and separate houses built in conservation zones, historical-cultural relics.
- Separate houses in mountainous areas and islands in areas without urban planning or construction planning for functional zones, except for works and separate houses built in conservation zones or historical relics. - cultural.
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