Regulations & Compliance (Canarias)

Asbestos Disposal Fuerteventura - Introduction The recent warning issued by the Canary Islands Parliament about an impending asbestos disposal crisis – with asbestos on the islands almost exclusively used under the brand name Uralit – highlights how critical the situation has become in 2026. For buyers of existing properties, this marks a new level of uncertainty: rising costs, missing disposal routes, and significant risks for investment calculations. Dark blue background wi

New deadline: 2 March 2026 – and what it means for your rental business Bronze statue of Lady Justice holding scales and a sword, with a blurred judge’s gavel in the background and the text “NRUA” displayed on a gold gradient. NRUA Filing Requirement 2026 Since early 2026, a decisive new regulation applies to all owners who rent out their property on Fuerteventura either seasonally (under the LAU) or for tourist use. Anyone who applied for an NRUA number (Registration of Acco

2026: New Pathways for Property Owners in the Canary Islands The year 2026 marks a turning point for the real estate market in the Canary Islands. With the new regulations on short‑term rentals, the framework conditions are changing significantly – while at the same time creating new opportunities for property owners, buyers and investors who act strategically and early. What Is Changing ( Canary Islands rental regulations 2026) Short‑term tourist rentals will only be perm