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Country report · last verified 3 August 2026

Short-term rental rules in Denmark

StatusNational register being rolled outnational layer · verified 2026-08-03
2026
register mandatory since 20 May 2026
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fines up to + delisting
Yes
number mandatory on every listing
0
city reports with a municipal layer

Request change notifications — Denmark

How to register in Denmark

  1. Confirm your municipality's night cap — the default under the Housing Regulation Act is 70 nights/year, but several municipalities (including Copenhagen) have raised it to 100.
  2. Register under EU Regulation 2024/1028 once the national process is operational (from 20 May 2026).
  3. Track the annual tax-free allowance for platform income: DKK 35,100 for a primary residence, DKK 50,200 for a holiday home (2026 figures) — income above this is taxable.

Official portal: www.bopl.dk. Context: EU Regulation 2024/1028 explained · run the compliance check

Sources — verified 3 August 2026

  • SECONDARY Default 70-night cap, Copenhagen raised to 100; 2026 tax-free allowances DKK 35,100/50,200 — doorstep.dk (checked 3 August 2026)

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