Notice. Separate from e-Turista: UbyPort guest-notification duty already exists — any paid stay by a foreign guest must be reported to the foreign police within 3 days, regardless of booking channel.
Notice. Legislation giving municipalities power to cap short-term rental days in apartment buildings is in preparation but not yet confirmed in force — treat municipal day-caps as proposed.
How to register in Czechia
- Register the property in the e-Turista system (enforced from May 2026).
- Separately, comply with the pre-existing UbyPort duty: notify the foreign police within 3 days of any foreign guest's paid stay.
- Display the registration number on every listing.
- Watch for a pending law granting municipalities the power to cap rental days per year in apartment buildings — not yet in force.
Official portal: www.mmr.cz. Tourist tax applies — Municipal, collected via e-Turista. Context: EU Regulation 2024/1028 explained · run the compliance check
City rules on top of the national layer
Sources — verified 3 August 2026
- SECONDARY e-Turista mandatory registration enforced from May 2026, fines up to CZK 100,000 (~€4,000) — praguemorning.cz (checked 3 August 2026)
- SECONDARY UbyPort guest notification duty, 3-day foreign police reporting, separate from e-Turista — chargeautomation.com (checked 3 August 2026)
- SECONDARY Municipal day-cap legislation in preparation, not yet in force — www.ecovislegal.cz (checked 3 August 2026)
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