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Tourist rental registration in Illes Balears
How and where a tourist rental is registered in Illes Balears, how guests are reported and how long the registration lasts.
Registration
Registro Insular de ETV (gestionado por cada Consell insular)
A blocking 4-stage sequence: (1) a municipal certificate confirming the zone is eligible, per the island's PIAT/PTI zoning plan (different for each island); (2) purchasing tourist-bed quotas through the CBAT (Consorci Borsa d'Places Turístiques — the tourist-bed exchange): single-family home €3,500/bed, multi-family building €875/bed, ETV/60 €291.67/bed; (3) filing a DRIAT (a sworn tourist-activity statement) with the Consell insular (island council); (4) registration in the Registro Insular (island register) and assignment of a number.
Source: boe.es
ETV (estancias turísticas en viviendas — "tourist stays in homes"). Spain's only system of purchased tourist-bed quotas: the license works as a transferable asset, not just a registration.
Guest registration
System: SES.Hospedajes, reported within 24h of arrival.
Source: boe.es
Expiry
Licenses in multi-family buildings are renewed every 5 years.
Verified on 31 Oct 2026
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