If you own a property in Mallorca that was authorised for tourist stays between 2006 and 2012, you must renew its quality accreditation every six years to continue legally offering it as tourist accommodation. This process is outlined in Article 12 of Law 2/2005, which regulates the commercialisation of tourist stays in residential properties.
Individuals or legal entities wishing to extend the accreditation of a single-family dwelling for another six years.
The process is initiated by submitting an application.
The resolution and notification period is three months from the submission date.
A fee applies for the renewal process.
You must submit an application for renewal along with a responsible declaration confirming compliance with all necessary requirements.
Renewal application form and declaration of compliance
Proof of identity: Valid ID (DNI, NIF, NIE) of the applicant and, if applicable, proof of representation for an authorised representative
Applications must be submitted two months before the current accreditation expires, as per Article 12 of Law 2/2005.
The Legal-Administrative Service of Planning is responsible for processing these applications.
Applications can be submitted electronically through the Consell Insular de Mallorca’s electronic registry.
A digital certificate or electronic ID is required for this process.
Public administrations and institutions that are integrated into the Registry Interconnection System (SIR) must submit their applications via the electronic registry.
At any registration office of the Insular, Autonomous, or General State Administration
At local government offices
Addresses of relevant offices can be found in the electronic registry section of the Consell Insular de Mallorca website.
Applications sent by post must be placed in an open envelope so that Correos staff can stamp it with the date, time, and location before sealing it.