Remote co-hosting, by place
The online work is the same everywhere; the rules are not. Pick your place. Each guide lists the local registration rule, the tourist tax and what stays with your own cleaner, with links to the official pages.
What should I know about hosting in Belgium?
Belgium
Flanders, Brussels-Capital and Wallonia: three regions, three rule sets.
Brussels
Brussels-Capital registration and planning requirements.
Read the local guideBruges
Flemish registration and the Bruges tourist tax.
Read the local guideGhent
Flemish registration and tourist tax set by the City of Ghent.
Read the local guideAntwerp
Flemish registration and tourist tax set by the City of Antwerp.
Read the local guideBelgian Coast
Ostend, Knokke-Heist, De Haan, Nieuwpoort and Koksijde.
Read the local guideArdennes
Durbuy, La Roche, Spa, Bouillon and Malmedy, in Wallonia.
Read the local guide
What should I know about hosting in the United Kingdom?
United Kingdom
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland differ.
What should I know about hosting in the United States?
United States
No national rule: state, county and city rules differ a lot.
Florida
DBPR state licence, state and county taxes, and local rules.
Read the local guideLos Angeles
Primary-residence home-sharing, City Planning registration and TOT.
Read the local guideAustin
City licence, licence number on every listing, and Hotel Occupancy Tax filings.
Read the local guideNew York City
Hosted stays or stays of 30 nights or more only, with OSE registration.
Read the local guide
What should I know about hosting in Spain?
Spain
Regional registries, city licence freezes and regional tourist taxes.
Barcelona
No new HUT licences; existing valid HUTs only, until expiry.
Read the local guideMadrid
Plan RESIDE, regional registration and a municipal licence.
Read the local guideMálaga & Costa del Sol
Andalusian VFT registry and local limits in Málaga and Costa del Sol towns.
Read the local guideValencia
Regional NRU registration and València’s planning rule for tourist flats.
Read the local guideMallorca
ETV licence, moratorium on new tourist places and the ecotasa.
Read the local guideCanary Islands
The December 2025 regional law and VV registration.
Read the local guide
General guidance, not legal advice. Last reviewed October 2026.