Short-term rental rules, by country and city
What a short-stay operator has to register, how many nights may be let, and which accommodation taxes are due. Every page shows the date the rule was last checked, and says plainly where we have not checked at all.
98 places covered. This is not legal advice, and it does not cover every local rule. Planning controls, building rules, strata and body corporate by-laws and fire safety requirements sit outside it.
Check one address
Enter a property address and see the night limit, what it is counted against, and whether registration is required, with the date each rule was last checked.
Compare every place side by side
Registration, night limits, primary-residence rules, guest registers and accommodation taxes for all 98 places in one table.
Australia
13 places
Canada
5 places
Germany
8 places
Netherlands
6 places
New Zealand
3 places
Poland
1 place
United Kingdom
7 places
United States
55 places
Where a country or city is missing, that means we have not verified it. It does not mean no rules apply. In most markets the rules that actually bind an operator are set locally, and an absence here is a gap in our checking, not a gap in the law.