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The Short-term rental Türkiye law 2024 is an important new law that is relevant for all holiday home owners in Turkey. Anyone who owns a Holiday apartment in Turkey Anyone who wants to rent out a property must comply with this new law. In this article, we explain the new Regulations, licensing requirements and penalties within the framework of the Short-term rental law and show what owners need to know.
Here you can find the full text of the law in Turkish:
Law No. 7464 – Official Publication
1. Short-term rental Türkiye law 2024: What owners need to know
Law No. 7464, passed on October 25, 2023, affects all those who wish to rent their properties for less than 100 days.
- Tourist short-term rentals requires approval.
- Owners must obtain a license from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
- In multi-family houses, the consent of all owners is required.
- Strict penalties for illegal rentals and platforms such as Airbnb & Booking.com.
2. Authorization requirement under the Short-Term Rental Türkiye Law 2024
What are the requirements for approval?
- Registration with the Ministry of Culture & Tourism
- Written consent of all co-owners
- Permit number must be affixed to the property
- A maximum of 25 % of the residential units in multi-family buildings may be rented
- More than five residential units? Then a commercial operating license is required.
3. What penalties are threatened under the Short-Term Rental Türkiye Law 2024?
- 100,000 TL fine for illegal rental without permission
- 500,000 TL if the illegal rental continues after a warning
- 1,000,000 TL for repeat offenders
- 100,000 TL fine for false or misleading advertisements
- 200,000 TL penalty for late refund to guests
Platforms like Airbnb, Booking.com and Expedia must ensure that all landlords have a valid permit. Otherwise, they face heavy fines or bans.
4. Changes for Airbnb & Booking through the Short-Term Rental Türkiye Law 2024
Platforms must include all advertisements with valid permit check
Landlords must be officially registered & pay taxes
Illegal offers can be deleted or blocked
5. How to apply for approval – step by step
1. Application to the Ministry
Required documents:
- Land register extract (Tapu)
- Proof of identity
- Tax registration
- Consent of the co-owners
2. Examination by the Ministry
- If all requirements are met, approval will be granted.
- Lack of consent from the owners? The application is rejected.
3. Granting of approval
- The permit number must be clearly visible on the property
- No permit? The rental must be terminated within 3 months.
6. Conclusion: Short-term rentals in Turkey remain a profitable investment
- High return – up to 15% annually possible
- Protection from penalties through official approval
- Transparency and full control over revenue
- Euro revenues instead of Turkish lira – protection against currency risks
Short-term rentals in Turkey remains an attractive option for investors – as long as legal regulations are complied with.
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