Applying for a Spanish Tourist Licence for your holiday rental

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For anyone looking to let out their Spanish property, it is essential that you register your property with the regional government, and obtain a Spanish Tourist Licence.

Applying for a Spanish Tourist Licence for your holiday rental

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For anyone looking to let out their Spanish property, it is essential that you register your property with the regional government, and obtain a Spanish Tourist Licence.

Sun Lawyers Costa Blanca can help you Apply for the Spanish Tourist Licence for your Rental Property.

The first step when obtaining a Spanish Tourist Licence is gaining permission from your town hall or declaring your intention to do so with the authorities. Next, it is important you register the property and obtain a unique registration number, by returning a completed form to the local tourism office or post office. Depending on your region, this is often followed by an inspection. You’ll need relevant documentation, including ID and your property’s occupancy licence.

Each rental property should be rated as superior, first or standard, depending on the size/facilities (with minimum size requirements for some rooms). Specific health and safety standards will also need to be met, and the details of all paying guests should be logged with the local police. The rating and registration number should be included in any adverts and marketing and displayed in the property. These are just some of the main requirements you must fulfil when letting out your property.

Finally, don’t forget that income generated from rentals must be declared to the Spanish tax office and all necessary taxes paid.

For more information, please contact Sun Lawyers via their main listing here: SUN LAWYERS COSTA BLANCA