Long-term and seasonal letting falls under Spanish tenancy law (the LAU), not the tourist (VT) regime. That means no VT licence and fewer obligations — exactly why this is the calm, legal route.
Short tourist lets (by the night) fall under the strict VT regime. Longer and seasonal lets fall under the LAU. The difference shapes all of your obligations.
Letting your home for a season to winter guests is an arrendamiento de temporada: a fixed-term tenancy under the LAU. No tourist licence, lighter tenant protection than a permanent residential lease, and a higher monthly yield than a bare long-term let.
We determine the right form for each home — temporada or long-term — and draw up a contract that holds up. For your specific situation we always recommend having a gestoría review it.
An agency running your home from abroad, with no Spanish presence, brings tax and legal risks that land on you. We’re established and registered in Spain — and we make sure your letting is in order from start to finish.
We’ll take a look, no strings attached, and work out the yield for you.
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