Our step-by-step approach makes purchasing property in Vietnam straightforward, transparent, and reliable.

• Reservation Deposit: Buyer transfers funds from a Hong Kong bank to a Vietnam bank account (Infinitas assists with account opening and documentation).
   
• Deposit Agreement: Payment is transferred to the developer’s account under the signed agreement. Payments must follow the developer’s schedule; late payments may incur interest (e.g. 0.05% per day).
   
• Sales & Purchase Contract: Typically signed within one week after reservation, requiring 10–20% of the property price. Buyer must travel to Vietnam to sign.
   
• Progress Payments: Buyer makes payments according to the construction schedule until 95%. The final 5% is settled upon issuance of the Pinkbook (ownership certificate).

• Initial Deposit: Buyer and seller agree on price and terms, and buyer pays a small deposit. (Infinitas does not charge any handling fee from either party.)
• Deposit Agreement: Both parties sign the deposit agreement; no need to travel to Vietnam.
• Transfer Contract: Buyer and seller bring documents to a notary in Vietnam. The transfer agreement is signed in front of the notary.
• Final Payment: After signing, buyer transfers the balance via bank or online payment. 
• Tax Procedures: Seller completes tax obligations. Once done, the developer finalizes the transfer, and the property can be remitted back to Hong Kong.

The Pinkbook is Vietnam’s official property ownership certificate, usually issued within 6–12 months after handover. The developer submits the application to the local land authority on behalf of the buyer.

Required Documents (for Infinitas clients, no extra service fee is charged):

• Signed Sales & Purchase Agreement and related documents
• Marriage certificate (if applicable; if only one spouse can travel, a notarized power of attorney is required)
• Certificate of single status (if unmarried, valid for 6 months)
• Passport with valid visa and entry stamp
• Declaration of funds (proof of non-political status and legitimate source of funds)