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Legal basis for tourist rentals in Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla
The rules everything above rests on, with the review notes.
Legal basis
Decreto n.º 351, de 19 de julio de 2010, por el que se aprueba con carácter definitivo el Reglamento de Turismo de la Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla
Source: melilla.es
Notes
Confirmed the existence of Decreto 351/2010 (Melilla's General Tourism Regulation) as the current general framework, via the official melilla.es portal, but could not confirm whether a specific "vivienda de uso turístico" (VUT) figure equivalent to other regions' exists, nor a dedicated registration procedure, technical requirements, or sector-specific sanctions — the full regulation text wasn't accessible, and no later decree or BOME publication dedicated to VUT was found. Melilla (an Autonomous City, like Ceuta) appears to rely on a generic tourism regulation and possibly on municipal ordinances that weren't located, more than on dedicated regional VUT rules; the very low number of registered homes (38 per INE) is consistent with this hypothesis, but it is explicitly left unconfirmed. If your situation is in Melilla, we recommend a direct consultation with the Tourism department before treating any data on this page as final.
Verified on 16 Jul 2026
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