Hosting rules in Greece

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To host short-term guests at your property in Greece, you must ensure your listing is properly registered or licensed with the national authorities.

This is a legal requirement to advertise and receive bookings across all major platforms.

Property owners must complete one of the following registration options, depending on their situation.

Registering your property for short-term rentals

To host short-term guests in a vacation rental in Greece, you must either obtain a licence from the Greek National Tourist Organisation (GNTO, known as EOT in Greek – Εθνικός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού) or register your property on the Short-Term Rental Register.

• GNTO licence (EOT licence) — This official licence is required for certain types of tourist accommodations. Once approved, you’ll receive a registration number that must be displayed on all listings.
• Short-Term Rental Register — Properties rented for short-term stays must be registered with the Greek authorities, which provides a registration number that you are legally required to display in all property listings.

You can find detailed steps on how to apply for a GNTO licence here.

Need help?

If you require assistance with your registration or GNTO application, you can contact the Greek National Tourist Organisation or the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) for official guidance.

For additional support, you can also reach out to our Customer Support team – we’re here to help you stay compliant and keep your property visible on all major booking channels.