In this article, we explain clearly and simply what the new Single Tenancy Register is, who is required to register, and why it is compulsory if you have a property let for tourist or seasonal accommodation.
What is the Single Tenancy Register?
Royal Decree 1312/2024 came into force on 2 January 2024. It regulates the creation of the Single Register of Short-Term Lettings and the Digital One-Stop Shop to centralise information on tourist accommodation across the country.
Who is affected?
This new register is compulsory for all properties let on a short-stay or seasonal basis, i.e. those that do not constitute the tenant’s usual place of residence. This includes:
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Tourist Accommodation Properties (VUT)
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Rural Tourist Accommodation Properties (VTAR)
From 1 July 2025, all properties must be registered in this scheme in order to be advertised on platforms such as Airbnb, Booking or other online channels.
📌 Important: This new register does not replace the Andalusian Tourism Register, but rather complements it. Even if you are already registered with the Andalusian Regional Government, you will still need to complete this new procedure.
How do you complete the Single Register procedure?
The procedure is carried out online via the Electronic Portal of the Spanish Association of Registrars, and you will need a digital certificate or an electronic ID card to access it.
Steps to register:
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Register as a paid user on the platform.
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Complete the form for the Allocation of a Short-Term Rental Registration Number.
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Submit the documentation required by the regulations electronically.
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If everything is in order, you will receive the Rental Registration Number (NRA), which will be recorded as a marginal note on the property’s title deed.
⚠️ Don’t leave this until the last minute. If your registration is delayed, your property may no longer appear on booking portals.
You can access it at: https://sede.registradores.org/sede/sede-corpme-web/home
Would you prefer us to take care of it for you?
At Cubo’s Holiday Homes, we can handle this process for you. To do so, we’ll need documents such as:
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Digital certificate and its password
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Up-to-date title deeds (with CRU or simple extract)
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Registration with the Tourism Register
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A copy of the owner’s National Identity Card
📩 If you’d like our team to handle this for you, please get in touch for further information. We’d be delighted to help you and answer any questions you may have.
🚫 Please note: If your property does not have its new-build works or AFO registered, it will not be possible to obtain the NRA. In that case, please contact us and we’ll advise you on how to legalise and register your property correctly.
Are you a property owner with us? We’d love to hear from you!
If you’re a property owner with Cubo’s Holiday Homes and already have your Rental Registration Number (NRA), please send it to us as soon as possible so we can update your profile and ensure your listing remains visible on all platforms.
At Cubo’s Holiday Homes, we want to make this new process as straightforward as possible for our owners. Whether you decide to handle it yourself or with the help of your agent, we simply ask that you let us know if your property is part of our portfolio.
If you have any questions or queries, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
📞 Thank you for trusting us to manage your holiday accommodation in Málaga!
Would you like to start letting out your property as a holiday rental?
Get in touch! At Cubo’s Holiday Homes, we’ll help you with all the necessary legal procedures to get your property up and running. What’s more, we’ll advise you on how to get extra returns from your second home through holiday rentals, with the peace of mind that comes from having a specialist team managing everything for you.