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To:<\/strong> owners of housing\/rooms rented out in short-term<\/strong> tourist or seasonal rental through online platforms with remote registration (for example, Airbnb, Booking, etc.).<\/p>\n What is required:<\/strong> get Numero de Registro de Alquiler (NRA)<\/strong> and indicate it in every online advertisement (the number is verified through a unified digital system).<\/p>\n Stages:<\/strong> prepare CRU + cadastral number + documents \u2192 submit online through Sede del Colegio de Registradores \u2192 receive temporary NRA<\/strong> immediately after submission \u2192 wait for registration\/qualification and confirmation.<\/p>\n Deadlines:<\/strong> You can get the number from 02.01.2025<\/strong>, and it became mandatory with 01.07.2025<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Risks:<\/strong> incorrect data (CRU\/cadastre\/address), lack of a local tourist license where one is required, or publication of an advertisement without a valid number.<\/p>\n Sign up for a consultation<\/a> Article navigation<\/strong><\/p>\n C July 1, 2025<\/strong> In Spain, there is a rule: all residential properties or rooms rented out for short-term tourist or seasonal rental through Internet platforms must have a registration number Numero de Registro de Alquiler (NRA)<\/strong>. The norm was introduced as part of the application EU Regulation 2024\/1028<\/strong> and Spanish Royal Decree 1312\/2024<\/strong>, and a unified digital system (Ventanilla Unica Digital) has been created for data exchange. Online platforms are required to display a valid number in every ad.<\/p>\n The new rules are aimed at a uniform nationwide approach to recording short-term rental properties and exchanging data between platforms and competent authorities. In Spain, this is implemented through the \u201cRegistro Unico de Arrendamientos\u201d procedure and the digital \u201cVentanilla Unica Digital\u201d.<\/p>\n NRA (Numero de Registro de Alquiler)<\/strong> is a unique identifier that any residential property (apartment\/house) or room<\/strong>, rented out in short term rental<\/strong> (seasonal or tourist) through online platforms with electronic registration.<\/p>\n Spanish practice distinguishes short-term rentals at least according to the purpose of residence:<\/p>\n The general logic includes:<\/p>\n If the property is a tourist rental, check local requirements (licenses, home\/community restrictions, equipment requirements, etc.) in advance.<\/p>\n Applying for an NRA is done through electronic platform Colegio de Registradores<\/strong><\/a>. Online submission usually requires electronic identification (certificate\/electronic DNI) and a prepared package of data and documents.<\/p>\n Need help with your tourism license and rental management?<\/strong><\/p>\n Check out the service: “Tourist license in Spain”<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n It became possible to obtain a number after the decree came into force, and the obligation is tied to the start date of application of the requirement for commercialization through platforms.<\/p>\n
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NRA in Spain: unique registration number for short-term rentals<\/h1>\n
What has changed and why the NRA appeared<\/h2>\n
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Numero de Registro de Alquiler (NRA) \u2013 what is it?<\/h2>\n
Seasonal rentals and tourist rentals – important differences<\/h3>\n
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When NRA is not required<\/h3>\n
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Which objects are subject to the requirement?<\/h2>\n
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How to get an NRA number in Spain<\/h2>\n
What to prepare in advance<\/h3>\n
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Step by step<\/h3>\n
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Timing and cost<\/h2>\n
Common mistakes and how to avoid them<\/h2>\n
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How can we help?<\/h2>\n
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