[2026] Hướng dẫn xem quy hoạch sử dụng đất

Accordingly, citizens may access land use planning information in the following ways:

First, for national land use planning, citizens may view it directly at the agency’s headquarters or access the official web portal of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. This is the authority responsible for publicly disclosing national land use planning and plans in accordance with land and planning laws.

Second, for provincial-level land use planning, citizens may consult the information at the headquarters or on the official web portal of the provincial-level People’s Committee where the land is located. This public disclosure ensures transparency and enables citizens and enterprises to easily access information on local land use orientation.

Third, for district-level land use planning, especially contents directly related to communes, wards, and townships, citizens may review the information at the headquarters of the commune-level People’s Committee. This is the administrative level closest to the people and is responsible for publicly disclosing planning information within its managed area for convenient monitoring.

In addition to public disclosure at state agencies’ headquarters, the law also allows citizens to access information through the national land information system in accordance with Article 59 of Decree No. 101/2024/ND-CP, specifically:

“Article 59. Forms of exploitation and use of land information and data
The exploitation and use of land information and data shall be carried out in the following forms:

1. Online access via the National Land Information Portal, the National Public Service Portal, the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, provincial-level Public Service Portals, via SMS services, web services and APIs; and through utilities and applications that create products and added value from the national land database in accordance with regulations.

2. Direct access at the headquarters of the land data-providing agency or at the One-Stop-Shop section for receiving and returning administrative procedure results.

3. Other forms as prescribed by law.”

Specifically, citizens may access information online via the National Land Information Portal, the National Public Service Portal, the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, or provincial-level Public Service Portals. The system also supports access via SMS, web services, APIs, and applications developed from the national land database.

If online access is not convenient, citizens may directly obtain information at the headquarters of the land data-providing agency or at the One-Stop-Shop section for receiving and returning administrative procedure results. This method is suitable for those unfamiliar with technology or those needing specific guidance from competent officials.

2. [2026] Regulations on Reporting the Results of the Implementation of Land Use Planning

Pursuant to Article 77 of the Land Law, the responsibility for reporting the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans is prescribed as follows:

“Article 77. Responsibility for reporting the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans

1. The district-level People’s Committee shall report the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans to the provincial-level People’s Committee before October 15 each year.

2. The provincial-level People’s Committee shall report the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment before October 15 of the final year of the planning period or land use plan period.

3. The Ministry of National Defense shall report on the implementation of defense land use planning, and the Ministry of Public Security shall report on the implementation of security land use planning to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment before October 15 of the final year of the five-year land use plan period and the final year of the land use planning period.

4. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall consolidate the nationwide results of land use planning implementation and submit them to the Government for reporting to the National Assembly in the final year of the land use planning period.”

(Clause 1 of Article 77 of the Land Law is amended and supplemented as follows: Article 14. Responsibilities of the commune-level People’s Committee

1. The commune-level People’s Committee is responsible for performing state management of land in accordance with the Land Law, including:
   …
   e) Reporting the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans to the provincial-level People’s Committee before October 15 each year as prescribed in Clause 1, Article 77 of the Land Law.)

Accordingly, at the grassroots level, the commune-level People’s Committee is responsible for state management of land within its locality, including reporting the results of the implementation of land use planning and plans. Under the regulations, the commune-level People’s Committee must submit its report to the provincial-level People’s Committee before October 15 each year. This deadline ensures timely and comprehensive data consolidation and assessment of planning implementation.

At the provincial level, the provincial-level People’s Committee is responsible for reporting the results of land use planning and plan implementation to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment before October 15 of the final year of the planning period or land use plan period. This provision reflects the intermediary role of the provincial level in consolidating and comprehensively evaluating land use within its locality for reporting to central authorities.

In addition, in specialized sectors, the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security are responsible for separately reporting the results of defense and security land use planning implementation. These reports must be submitted to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment before October 15 of the final year of the five-year land use plan period and the final year of the land use planning period. This ensures consistency between defense and security land use planning and the overall national land planning.

Based on reports from localities and ministries, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is responsible for consolidating nationwide results of land use planning implementation and submitting them to the Government for reporting to the National Assembly in the final year of the planning period. This is an important step to evaluate the effectiveness of planning implementation and to serve as a basis for adjustments or formulation of planning for the subsequent period.

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