Starting July 1, 2025, a new law in Spain will change how you rent out your property in Valencia. If you list your apartment or house on platforms like Airbnb, Booking.com, or Globexs, you’ll need a Rental Registration Number (NRA) to stay legal. Don’t worry—Globexs is here to make this easy for you! Read on to understand the law in plain English and see how we can help you keep your rental business thriving.
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What’s This New Law About?
A new Spanish regulation, Real Decreto 1312/2024, says every property rented short-term or temporarily through online platforms must have an NRA. This rule kicks in on July 1, 2025, and it’s a big deal for Valencia property owners. Without an NRA, you can’t list your property online, and you could face hefty fines—up to €600,000 in some cases!
Here’s the deal in simple terms:
Who’s affected? Anyone renting out their property in Valencia for short stays (like tourist rentals up to 10 days) or temporary stays (like 11 days to 11 months) via online platforms.
What’s the NRA? It’s a unique number that proves your property is registered and follows the law.
Why does it matter? The law keeps the rental market fair, protects local housing, and ensures Valencia’s tourism (which made 16% of the region’s economy in 2023) works for everyone.
Do You Need an NRA?
Yes, if you:
Rent your apartment or house to tourists for short stays.
Offer temporary rentals for students, workers, or others for a few months.
List your property on any online platform, including Globexs.
Even if you only rent out occasionally, you’ll need this number to stay legal.
How Do You Get an NRA?
Getting an NRA means registering your property in Spain’s national rental database. Sounds simple, but it involves some paperwork:







