Does this property actually have a valid ETV licence?
Agencies claim "ETV transferable" or "ETV in process" with zero proof. Buyers pay €40,000 fines when it turns out the licence doesn't exist. We index 22,487+ registered Balearic properties from the official Consell registries and let you check any address in seconds.
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Search by address, town, or licence number. See whether a match exists, the active status, and the licence subtype flags.
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Subscribe →Why this matters
The Balearic government suspended new ETV (tourist rental) licences in 2022. Existing licences are valuable because they can no longer be created — but the rules around transferability are tight, and unscrupulous sellers misrepresent licences that are restricted, suspended, or expired entirely.
The fines for operating a tourist rental without a valid ETV run up to €40,000 per offence. Buyers who relied on a seller's "yes it has ETV" conversation discover after closing that the licence:
- Was a plurifamiliar (ETV-P) registration tied to the prior owner's ID and not transferable
- Was a use-limited (ETV-L) licence capped at 60 days/year — useless for a buy-to-rent business case
- Was suspended by the Consell pending neighbour complaints
- Simply never existed
The Consells publish their registries. The data is there. We index it nightly and present it in a form that's actually usable by foreign buyers — search in any language, export the receipt to your gestor, share the verified report with your lawyer.