Ms. Phạm Bích Phương (Hải Phòng) asked whether a policy giving priority to people with two or more biological children when registering to buy social housing, effective 1 July 2026, applies to her case: she is divorced, is raising one child, and the other child lives with the father under a court decision. The Ministry of Construction said buying or leasing-to-buy social housing requires meeting the eligibility, housing and income conditions under the 2023 Law on Housing and Decree 100/2024/NĐ-CP, as amended by Decrees 261/2025/NĐ-CP, 54/2026/NĐ-CP and 136/2026/NĐ-CP. Under Article 78 as quoted, buyers must not already own housing in the province or city where the project is located, and must not have bought or received housing support in any form there, unless they own housing but their per-capita floor area is below the minimum standard. The article also raises questions on how “two biological children” is determined, whether direct custody matters, which documents are needed and which agency certifies them.
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Original headline: Có 2 con đẻ trở lên, mua nhà ở xã hội theo điều kiện nào?
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