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Is Airbnb Legal in Hungary? 2026 Rules, Permits & Taxes

Airbnb is legal in Hungary for registered hosts: notify the local notary, get an NTAK number and a free star rating. No national night cap, but Budapest bars new registrations to 31 Dec 2026 and District VI bans rentals.1,9,13,26

Source: AirROI Reviewed by , Founder @ AirROI Rules checked

From 25 official sources and 3 Airbnb help pages. Not legal advice.

The short answer

Hungary Airbnb Rules in Brief

  • Notification to the notary, NTAK registration and the star classification cost nothing; the NTAK number must appear on every listing.
  • No national cap on nights, but a municipality can set a yearly day limit, and Budapest District VI set it to 0 from 1 January 2026.
  • Budapest: no new private or other accommodation can be registered through 31 December 2026, and a sale cannot be re-registered to the buyer in that period.
  • Local tourist tax of up to 4% of the price or a flat HUF 400 to 750 per adult per night, plus 5% VAT above the HUF 20 million small-business threshold.

At a glance

Hungary Airbnb Rules at a Glance

Notification required
Yes
Taxes on a stay
No tourist tax
Fine for hosting without a permit
HUF 200,000
Next rule change
Dec 31, 2026

The rules in brief

The rules a Hungary host meets first, each linked to the ordinance, statute or official page it comes from. Details and exceptions follow below.

Hungary Airbnb Rules at a Glance
TopicRule
PermitNotify the notary before starting1,13
Who can hostAny private person or sole trader1
WhereBudapest District V: 5% of units13
Building rulesProof of title and co-owner consent2
Night capNo national cap on nights1
Minimum stayNo fixed minimum stay; long lets are separate2
GuestsScan every guest's identity document26
Listing displayShow the NTAK number on every listing2,26
PlatformsPlatforms may check the number2
SafetyFire review above 10 guests2

Your home

Can You Host an Airbnb in Hungary? It Depends on the Home

Whether you can host in Hungary turns on whose home it is and whether you live there.

Your own home or a second flat outside Budapest, let to tourists

Allowed with conditions

Allowed after notifying the notary, finishing the star classification, registering in NTAK and showing the number on the listing. There is no national night cap, but check whether the municipality has set a day limit.1,2,9

A Budapest flat already registered before 2025

Allowed with conditions

It may keep operating, except in District VI, where rentals are banned from 1 January 2026. A sale or other change of operator cannot be registered before 1 January 2027.1,11

A new Budapest listing that was not registered by the end of 2024

Not allowed

New private and other accommodation cannot be registered in Budapest until 31 December 2026, unless the star self-assessment was finished by 31 December 2024.1,16

A flat in Budapest District VI (Terézváros)

Not allowed

The yearly rental days are set to zero for private and other accommodation from 1 January 2026; only hotels, guesthouses and community accommodation can operate.11,12

A flat you rent as a tenant

Allowed with conditions

The notification must include a document proving the right to use the property, so the landlord's agreement is needed, and any condominium rules still apply.2,6

A flat in a condominium or co-owned property

Allowed with conditions

The condominium's SZMSZ sets how flats may be used, and in a co-owned property the other co-owners must consent in writing before the notification.2,6

Permit

Do You Need a Permit for Airbnb in Hungary?

Yes. Short-term rental hosts in Hungary need the Accommodation notification and NTAK registration from Local notary (jegyző) as commercial authority, and the Hungarian Tourism Agency for the NTAK number. It costs HUF 0 in the first year (A host with one home pays no registration, notification or classification fees; the costs are the local tourist tax, VAT where it applies and the 4% tourism development contribution.) and HUF 0 a year to renew.1,9,13,26

Who needs it
Every private person or sole trader who lets a home to tourists for short stays, whether a whole flat, a room or a holiday home1,9,13,26
Issued by
Local notary (jegyző) as commercial authority, and the Hungarian Tourism Agency for the NTAK number
Valid for
The NTAK number does not expire, but changes must be notified in the portal; the star classification must be renewed every 3 years.
Processing
District V of Budapest gives 8 days to assess the notification and 15 days to enter it in the register; other notaries may differ.
On listings
The number must appear on every listing
Platform checks
Booking platforms may ask the NTAK operator to check a host's registration number and accommodation type, and Airbnb has a dedicated field for the number in each listing.

Fees

Fees
FeeAmount
Notification to the notaryThe notification, changes and closure are free of charge (illetékmentes).HUF 0
NTAK registrationThe NTAK registration number is issued automatically and for free, and does not need renewing.HUF 0
Star classificationThe classification procedure is free unless a law says otherwise; the rating is valid for 3 years.HUF 0

Who qualifies

  • The home is a flat, holiday home or habitable outbuilding with at most 8 rooms and 16 beds to count as private accommodation (magánszálláshely)
  • Proof of the right to use the property if the host is not the owner, and written consent of co-owners where the property is co-owned
  • Accommodation management software that sends data to NTAK, and a valid star classification
  • Budapest only: the star self-assessment must have been finished by 31 December 2024, because new registrations are barred until 31 December 2026
  • Budapest District VI: not available, because the yearly day limit is set to zero from 1 January 2026

How to apply

  1. Get a Hungarian tax number and a login with Ügyfélkapu+ or the DÁP mobile app; NTAK accepts no other login since 16 January 2025.
  2. Choose accommodation management software that reports to NTAK, such as the government's free Vendégem app.
  3. Finish the star self-assessment on the classification website of the Hungarian Tourism Quality Certification Board; the procedure is free.
  4. Notify the notary of the municipality where the home stands, with proof of title, co-owner consent if needed, a floor plan and the classification document; some districts such as District V require a townscape procedure first.
  5. Register the accommodation in NTAK and enter the NTAK number in the registration field of each listing.

Applications go through the official application page .

Permit rules

Notify the notary before starting
Accommodation can only be provided after the host has notified the commercial authority (the municipal notary) and complied with the classification rules. The notification, later changes and closure are free of charge.1,13
NTAK number, software and daily data
The accommodation must also be registered in NTAK, which issues the registration number, and the host must use accommodation software that reports to NTAK every day, even on days with no guests.9
Valid star classification required
The accommodation needs software and a valid star classification (szálláshely-minősítés). The classification is valid for 3 years, and the procedure is free unless a law says otherwise.1,2,4 In force since March 11, 2025
Classification lasts 3 years
Under the classification decree of 11 March 2025, a rating is valid for 3 years, after which the host must renew it.4 In force since March 11, 2025
Show the NTAK number on every listing
Any accommodation offered through a booking platform must show the NTAK registration number and the accommodation type in a visible way. Airbnb provides a registration-number field in each listing.2,26
Platforms may check the number
A booking platform is entitled to ask the NTAK operator to confirm a host's registration number and accommodation type.2
Budapest: no new registrations to 2026
New private and other accommodation cannot be entered in the register in Budapest until 31 December 2026. The bar does not apply if the star self-assessment was finished by 31 December 2024.1,16 Applies to: Budapest · In force since January 1, 2025

Who can host

Who Can Host an Airbnb in Hungary, and Where

Any private person or sole trader
Private accommodation is a flat, holiday home or habitable outbuilding let by a private person or sole trader, up to 8 rooms and 16 beds. The host does not have to live in the home or own it outright.1
Budapest: a sale cannot be re-registered
For accommodation registered by 31 December 2024, a change of operator, for example after a sale, cannot be entered in the register in Budapest until 31 December 2026.1 Applies to: Budapest · In force since January 1, 2025
Budapest District V: 5% of units
In Belváros-Lipótváros (District V), private and other accommodation units may not exceed 5% of the independent units in a building, and a townscape decision is needed before the notification.13 Applies to: Budapest District V (Belváros-Lipótváros)
Budapest District VII: 10% and ground floor
Under decree 33/2025 (IX. 24.), in force from 25 September 2025, commercial accommodation in residential buildings of Erzsébetváros may use at most 10% of the residential floor area and must be on the ground floor, with minimum room sizes.5,26 Applies to: Budapest District VII (Erzsébetváros) · In force since September 25, 2025
Proof of title and co-owner consent
A host who is not the owner must attach a document proving the right to use the home, and in a co-owned property the other co-owners' written consent is needed.2
Condominium house rules govern flat use
In a condominium, the organisational and operating rules (SZMSZ) set how each flat may be used, and those rules bind tenants too. Check them before notifying.6 Applies to: Flats in condominiums

Local rules

Local Rules in Hungary's 6 Largest Airbnb Markets

National law sets the floor, and local governments add their own limits on top: zones, days of the week, notice to neighbours and local taxes. These are Hungary's largest Airbnb markets, with the share of each market's listings that display a registration or licence number where AirROI has the data.

  1. 1. Budapest

    Budapest (capital)

    Budapest has the strictest rules in Hungary. New private and other accommodation cannot be registered until 31 December 2026, and each of the 23 districts can add its own limits on top of the national notification and NTAK registration.1,5,11,13,14,15

    • No new private or other accommodation can be registered until 31 December 2026, unless the star self-assessment was finished by 31 December 2024
    • District VI (Terézváros) has set rental days to zero since 1 January 2026
    • District V allows private and other accommodation in at most 5% of a building's units
    • District VII allows at most 10% of residential floor area and the ground floor only, since 25 September 2025

  2. 2. Siófok

    Somogy

    Siófok, on Lake Balaton, applies the national notification and NTAK registration. Its flat tourist tax rose to HUF 750 per adult per night on 1 January 2026.2,3,20

    • Tourist tax HUF 750 per adult guest per night from 1 January 2026, up from HUF 550
    • The tax applies to every guest aged 18 or over without a permanent address in Siófok
    • The host adds the tax to the room price and pays it to the municipality
    • NTAK number required on the listing

  3. 3. Debrecen

    Hajdú-Bihar

    Debrecen follows the national registration rules. The city's 2026 tourist-tax return multiplies taxable guest nights by HUF 400.2,22

    • Tourist tax of HUF 400 per guest night in the city's 2026 return form
    • Hosts file the return with the municipal tax authority
    • Notification to the notary and NTAK registration apply as everywhere in Hungary

  4. 4. Pécs

    Baranya

    Pécs applies the national registration rules and raised its flat tourist tax from HUF 400 to HUF 600 per adult per night from 1 January 2026.7,8

    • Tourist tax HUF 600 per person per guest night from 1 January 2026
    • The previous rate of HUF 400 had applied since 2012
    • The 2026 national ceiling is HUF 834.3 per person per night
    • NTAK number required on the listing

  5. 5. Eger

    Heves

    Eger applies the national registration rules. Its tourist tax is HUF 750 per person per guest night from 1 January 2026, up from HUF 650 in 2025.21,25

    • Tourist tax HUF 750 per person per guest night from 1 January 2026
    • HUF 650 per person per night applied during 2025
    • The assembly set the rate at 89.9% of the 2026 national maximum of HUF 834
    • NTAK number required on the listing

  6. 6. Balatonfüred

    Veszprém

    Balatonfüred applies the national registration rules. The town's tax page lists a tourist tax of HUF 710 per person per guest night from 1 January 2025.23

    • Tourist tax HUF 710 per person per guest night from 1 January 2025
    • The previous rate was HUF 660 from 1 January 2024
    • NTAK number required on the listing

Operating rules

Operating Rules for Hungary Short-Term Rentals

Scan every guest's identity document
Since 1 September 2021, hosts must collect each guest's identity data on arrival and share it with the Hungarian Tourism Agency through the VIZA database; a guest who refuses must be turned away.26 In force since September 1, 2021
No national cap on nights
If a municipality has not set a limit, short-term letting can go on without any time limit. A municipality may set the number of days per calendar year by decree.1
Municipalities may cap rental days
A town or Budapest district can fix by decree how many days a year a private or other accommodation may be used, and can add administrative fines and bans on the activity for breaches.1
Budapest District VI: zero days
Terézváros (District VI) set the yearly days for private and other accommodation to zero in decree 26/2024 (X. 31.), in force from 1 January 2026. The Kúria rejected a challenge on 11 November 2025.11,12 Applies to: Budapest District VI (Terézváros) · In force since January 1, 2026
Fire review above 10 guests
For accommodation that can hold more than 10 people, the fire authority assesses compliance with fire-safety rules; the rule also applies to private accommodation.2 Applies to: Accommodation for more than 10 people
Notary inspections
The notary inspects each registered provider at least once every 6 years, and checks the NTAK registration and reporting every year.2
No fixed minimum stay; long lets are separate
The accommodation decree does not apply to letting a property for long-term residence under a flat, house, sublet or bed lease. The law sets no night count between the two.2
One accommodation type per site
Only one type of accommodation business can run at the same address.2
Report closure within 8 days
A host who stops operating must tell the notary within 8 days; the registration does not lapse by itself, even when a local ban takes effect.2

Taxes

How Much Are Airbnb Taxes in Hungary?

No single rate: a typical stay carries the local tourist tax (up to 4% of the price, or HUF 400 to 750 per adult per night), and the host also reports 5% VAT and the 4% tourism development contribution.

How Much Are Airbnb Taxes in Hungary?
TaxRateCollected by
Local tourist tax (idegenforgalmi adó): national ceiling At most 4% of the accommodation fee, or an indexed flat sum per person per night (HUF 300 in the law; about HUF 834 in 2026)4%3,8Host
Tourist tax in percentage districts 4% of the nightly accommodation fee (gross in District V, net of VAT in Óbuda)4%14,15Host
Tourist tax in flat-rate towns HUF 400 (Debrecen) to HUF 750 (Siófok, Eger) per adult guest per night in 2026; guests under 18 are exempt—3,7,20,21,22Host
Value added tax (ÁFA) on tourist accommodation 5% of the price, unless the host opts for the small-business exemption (annual turnover up to HUF 20 million in 2026)5%18,19Host
Tourism development contribution (turizmusfejlesztési hozzájárulás) 4% of the price excluding VAT, also payable by hosts that are VAT-exempt4%17,19Host
Total for most hosts No tourist tax · All by the host

What the host still handles

  • Notify the notary and enter the accommodation in the register, then register in NTAK
  • Register with the municipal or district tax office as a tourist-tax collector within 15 days of starting, and file by the 15th of the month after each month
  • Register for VAT with NAV unless opting for the small-business exemption, and file the tourism development contribution with the VAT return (or by 25 February of the next year if no VAT return is due)3,14,17,18,19,27,28

Fines

How to Avoid Airbnb Fines in Hungary

Fines in Hungary fall on hosting without the approvals described above, or outside the rules. With them in hand and the rules followed, none of the fines below apply.

  • Running accommodation that is not in the register and not registered in NTAK: the notary bans it with immediate effect and fines HUF 200,000 for private accommodation, which is double the HUF 100,000 base fine.2
  • Failing to fix a breach by the deadline: a fine of HUF 100,000 for private accommodation.2
  • Accommodation that does not meet the legal requirements can be closed temporarily for up to 90 days until the breach is fixed.2
  • Repeated breaches within a year or an unfixed breach after a temporary closure lead to closure and removal from the register.2
  • Municipalities that set a yearly day limit may add administrative fines and a ban on carrying on the activity for breaches of their decree.1

Changes

What's Changed in Hungary's Airbnb Rules, and What's Next

2 changes are scheduled after October 20, 2026; the most recent rules are listed first.

  1. January 1, 2027 Upcoming
    VAT small-business threshold rises to HUF 22 million

    The annual turnover limit for VAT exemption rises from HUF 20 million in 2026 to HUF 22 million in 2027 and HUF 24 million in 2028.18

  2. December 31, 2026 Upcoming
    Budapest registration bar reaches its end date

    Section 11/H of the Trade Act bars new registrations in Budapest only through 31 December 2026; the statute sets no later date.1

  3. May 20, 2026
    EU short-term rental data rules apply

    Regulation (EU) 2024/1028 began to apply: where a national registration system exists, platforms must display and verify registration numbers and share monthly stay data with the authorities.24

  4. January 1, 2026
    Several cities raise the flat tourist tax

    Siófok moves from HUF 550 to HUF 750 per adult per night, Eger from HUF 650 to HUF 750 and Pécs from HUF 400 to HUF 600.7,20,21,25

  5. January 1, 2026
    Budapest District VI bans private and other accommodation

    The Terézváros decree setting the yearly rental days to zero takes effect.11,12

  6. November 11, 2025
    Kúria upholds the District VI zero-day decree

    The Kúria rejected the challenge to Terézváros decree 26/2024 (X. 31.), finding that setting the yearly days to zero does not breach the Trade Act.11,12

  7. September 25, 2025
    District VII zoning limits for accommodation

    Erzsébetváros decree 33/2025 (IX. 24.) limits commercial accommodation in residential buildings to 10% of the residential floor area and to the ground floor.5

  8. January 1, 2025
    Budapest bars new registrations

    Act LVI of 2024 added section 11/H to the Trade Act: from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2026 no new private or other accommodation can be registered in Budapest, unless the star self-assessment was finished by 31 December 2024.1,16

Listing data

What Hungary's Listings Show

What officials report

26,000
Rooms in private and other accommodation in Budapest · as of 2024The government says nearly 26,000 rooms in Budapest are let through private accommodation, 80% more private and other accommodation than in 2020.16
40
Share of Budapest registered guest nights in private and other accommodation · as of 2024More than 40% of the guest nights registered in Budapest are linked to private and other accommodation, against a 28% average for regional capitals.16

Earnings

What Could a Short-Term Rental in Hungary Earn?

The rules shape the numbers: a notification that costs HUF 0 in the first year. For a specific address, the short-term rental calculator estimates revenue, occupancy and nightly rate from comparable listings, so you can test the numbers before applying.

Estimate what a home could earn

FAQ

Hungary Airbnb Rules: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Airbnb legal in Hungary?

Yes. A host must notify the local notary, register in NTAK and hold a star classification, and the accommodation can then be let without a national night cap. Budapest has extra limits: a bar on new registrations to 31 December 2026 and a ban in District VI.1,9

Do I need a permit or licence for Airbnb in Hungary?

There is no licence, but there are three steps: notify the notary (the commercial authority), register in NTAK to get a registration number, and obtain a star classification. The NTAK number must appear on the listing.1,2,9

How much does registration cost?

Nothing. The notification is free of charge, the NTAK number is issued automatically and for free, and the classification procedure is free unless a law says otherwise. The rating must be renewed after 3 years.1,4,13,26

Can I rent out a home I don't live in?

Yes. Private accommodation can be any flat, holiday home or habitable outbuilding with up to 8 rooms and 16 beds, let by a private person or sole trader. A tenant must show a document proving the right to use the property.1,2

Is there a limit on nights per year?

Not nationally. A municipality may set a yearly day limit by decree, and District VI of Budapest set it to zero from 1 January 2026. Where nothing is set, letting has no time limit.1,11

Can I start a new Airbnb in Budapest?

Not before 2027. New private and other accommodation cannot be registered in Budapest until 31 December 2026, unless the star self-assessment was finished by 31 December 2024. Even a sale of a registered flat cannot be re-registered to the buyer until then.1

Is Airbnb banned in Budapest's 6th district?

Yes, for private and other accommodation. Terézváros decree 26/2024 (X. 31.) sets the yearly days to zero from 1 January 2026, and the Kúria upheld it on 11 November 2025.11,12

Does Airbnb collect tourist tax in Hungary?

No. Airbnb's help pages do not list Hungary among the places where it collects taxes, so the host collects the local tourist tax with the room price and pays it to the municipality, by the 15th of the next month in Budapest's District V.14,28

How much is the tourist tax?

Each municipality sets it within the national ceiling of 4% of the price or an indexed flat sum. District V and Óbuda charge 4%; in 2026 Siófok and Eger charge HUF 750, Pécs HUF 600 and Debrecen HUF 400 per adult per night. Guests under 18 are exempt.3,7,14,15,20,21,22

What other taxes apply to an Airbnb host in Hungary?

Tourist accommodation carries 5% VAT unless the host takes the small-business exemption, which allows turnover up to HUF 20 million in 2026. A 4% tourism development contribution on the price excluding VAT also applies.17,18,19

What is the fine for running an unregistered Airbnb?

The notary bans the accommodation with immediate effect and fines HUF 200,000 for private accommodation, double the HUF 100,000 base fine. Municipalities that cap rental days can add their own fines.1,2

Must I put the registration number on my listing?

Yes. Accommodation offered through a platform must show the NTAK number and the accommodation type, and Airbnb has a field for the number in each listing.2,26

Method

How These Rules Were Checked

Each rule on this page was checked in October 2026 against the official source cited beside it: the ordinance or statute, the permit office's own pages and the tax authority. Airbnb's help pages are cited on their own only for what Airbnb itself does, such as the taxes it collects and the permit checks it runs, and otherwise only beside an official source; news reports only for when a change was announced. Rules that could not be confirmed on an official page are left out. The Erzsébetváros decree (or.njt.hu) and the Balatonfüred tax page were read from Internet Archive copies.

Rules change with council votes, court rulings and new state laws, so the page is rechecked every three months and whenever a scheduled change takes effect. It summarizes the rules for information and is not legal advice; the local authority has the final word on any application.

Sources

Sources

Each rule above links to the source it comes from. Official ordinances, statutes and government pages come first, then Airbnb's own help pages.

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