Holiday and temporary rental rules can change often, and the Valencian Community has specific requirements you need to understand to avoid issues. This category brings together clear, practical guides on licences, registrations, owner/agency obligations, traveller documentation, homeowners’ association approvals and the key steps involved in renting and managing accommodation.
We break down complex topics in plain language: what each rule requires, who it applies to, how to get prepared and which documents you should keep ready. We also cover common administrative and tax-related questions—deadlines, notifications, responsibilities, and what to consider when a property cannot obtain a tourist licence and you need to explore legal alternatives.
Note: this content is informational and meant to help you make better decisions. If you need guidance, we can point you in the right direction for your specific case in Dénia.
Dénia is preparing new regulations to manage holiday rentals in parts of the town centre from 2029. We explain which areas could be affected, what the changes may mean for property owners and visitors, and why holiday rentals will continue to play an important role in areas such as Les Marines, Les Rotes and Montgó.
New holiday rental regulations in Dénia: what could change from 2029 Read More »
The Supreme Court has annulled Spain’s national short-term rental registry, commonly known as the NRA. We explain what changes, which obligations remain in force and what holiday rental owners in the Valencian Community need to know.
NRA and tourist licences: what changes after the Supreme Court ruling Read More »
Many property owners in Dénia ask us the same question: is it possible to legally rent a property to tourists for more than 10 days? The answer is yes, but not always through the route many people imagine. In the Valencian Community, when a stay exceeds 10 days, it generally no longer falls under the
How to legally rent a property to tourists for more than 10 days in Dénia Read More »
At a glance Key step: Responsible Declaration + online registration (procedure 19207) Validity: 5 years (Decree-Law 9/2024) – you must renew or your listing is automatically removed Local requirement: town-hall planning compatibility certificate (CCU) Ongoing duties: liability insurance ≥ €150,000, guest registration, visible “VT” plaque 1. Check planning compatibility Tip: If you’re buying on rural
How to Get a Tourist Rental Licence in the Valencian Community: Step by Step Read More »
In 2028 holiday lets will lose their VAT exemption: hotels and private hosts will play by the same rules. Directive (EU) 2025/516 makes charging 10 % compulsory on stays up to 30 nights and turns platforms such as Airbnb or Booking into VAT collectors when the host is not registered. We unpack deadlines and practical steps to stay competitive.
VAT lands on holiday rentals: everything you need to know about Directive (EU) 2025/516 Read More »
Dear property owners, With the new regulations for home rentals coming into force, it is now mandatory to register your property with the new One-Stop Portal for Temporary Accommodation. This official registry was created to ensure transparency and control over the short-term rental market, and it will become mandatory starting July 2025. Here, we explain
Dear owners, We would like to inform you of a new legal development now in effect that directly impacts tourist rentals in Spain. As of April 3, 2025, a reform has come into force that significantly changes the requirements for using a property as a tourist rental. What has changed? Organic Law 1/2025, which amends
New Rules for Tourist Rentals: Approval by 3/5 of the Homeowners Association Read More »
As of December 2, 2024, responsibilities for both property owners and real estate agencies will increase. One of the main regulations coming into effect is Royal Decree 933/2021, dated October 26, which establishes strict obligations for document registration and the communication of guest information to the Ministry of the Interior. This article provides a detailed
New Obligations for Vacation Rental Owners and Agencies Under Royal Decree 933/2021 Read More »
The vacation and short-term rental sector in Spain is undergoing significant changes due to new regulations impacting both travelers and owners or managers of tourist accommodations. In this article, we delve into the implications of Royal Decree 933/2021, dated October 26, and the specific provisions in the Valencian Community, which introduce new restrictions and obligations
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