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Last updated: 2026-06-23  ·  Last verified: 2026-06-23  ·  Region: International

At a Glance — Naples Airbnb & STR Rules

RuleDetails
Regulatory StatusPermitted with registration
Permit / License RequiredYes — national CIN plus Campania regional code (referred to as CIR / CUSR — Codice Univoco Strutture Ricettive) obtained via the regional tourism plat
Tax RateCedolare secca 21% (first property), 26% (properties 2-4), business/VAT for 5+. Tourist tax from 1 March 2025: short-term rentals €5 per person/night,
Night / Day CapNo municipal night cap confirmed; Campania allows renting up to four units without incorporating as a business.
Minimum StayNo Naples-specific minimum-stay confirmed; written contract required for stays under 30 days.
Permit FeeNo national fee for the CIN. Specific Naples municipal SCIA fees: Unknown (note: nearby Sorrento charges a €150 fee plus blueprints/technical reports)
PenaltiesNational CIN non-compliance €800–€8,000 (no CIN), €500–€5,000 (display failure), €600–€6,000 (safety violations); CIR display failure fines up to ~€2,
Primary Residence RequiredNo — but rentals are generally limited to entire properties (not individual rooms) unless the owner resides on-site.
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Naples Airbnb & Vacation Rental Regulation Overview

Naples Short-Term Rental Regulations Overview

Short-term rental operations in Naples, Campania are permitted under an active regulatory framework as of 2026. Hosts operating on Airbnb, VRBO, or other vacation rental platforms must obtain proper licensing: Yes — national CIN plus Campania regional code (referred to as CIR / CUSR — Codice Univoco Strutture Ricettive) obtained via the regional tourism platform; a SCIA must be submitted to the Naples munic. The associated permit fees are No national fee for the CIN. Specific Naples municipal SCIA fees: Unknown (note: nearby Sorrento cha.

Tax Requirements for Airbnb Hosts in Naples

Short-term rental operators in Naples should be aware of these tax obligations: Cedolare secca 21% (first property), 26% (properties 2-4), business/VAT for 5+. Tourist tax from 1 March 2025: short-term rentals €5 per person/night, applicable up to 14 nights (earlier rate was €3).. Yes — registration for tourist tax with the Naples municipality and guest data reporting via the state police Alloggiati Web portal..

Hosting Rules and Restrictions in Naples

Key operational rules for vacation rental hosts in Naples include: Primary residence requirement: No — but rentals are generally limited to entire properties (not individual rooms) unless the owner resides on-site.. Rental day cap: No municipal night cap confirmed; Campania allows renting up to four units without incorporating as a business.. Minimum stay: No Naples-specific minimum-stay confirmed; written contract required for stays under 30 days..

Zoning and Location Requirements in Naples

Zoning considerations for short-term rentals in Naples: No confirmed citywide zoning ban; Naples is reported to be exploring limits/quotas and applies additional fire-safety certifications for historic buildings; possible seasonal restrictions in peak summ. Density rules: Campania caps non-professional hosts at four properties; no Naples-specific building density rule confirmed.. Insurance: Not strictly required by national law; recommended. No additional services beyond final cleaning/lin.

Penalties for Non-Compliance in Naples

Hosts who fail to comply with Naples's short-term rental regulations may face enforcement action. National CIN non-compliance €800–€8,000 (no CIN), €500–€5,000 (display failure), €600–€6,000 (safety violations); CIR display failure fines up to ~€2,500; tax non-compliance penalties; municipal crack.

Platform Obligations in Naples

Platform obligations for services like Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com operating in Naples: Platforms must verify CIN and share data with authorities; listings without a CIN may be hidden; CIR/CUSR must appear on all listings..

Full Regulatory Details

Regulatory Status
Active
License / Registration
Yes — national CIN plus Campania regional code (referred to as CIR / CUSR — Codice Univoco Strutture Ricettive) obtained via the regional tourism platform; a SCIA must be submitted to the Naples municipality.
Tax Registration
Yes — registration for tourist tax with the Naples municipality and guest data reporting via the state police Alloggiati Web portal.
Permit Fee
No national fee for the CIN. Specific Naples municipal SCIA fees: Unknown (note: nearby Sorrento charges a €150 fee plus blueprints/technical reports).
Primary Residence Rule
No — but rentals are generally limited to entire properties (not individual rooms) unless the owner resides on-site.
Night / Day Cap
No municipal night cap confirmed; Campania allows renting up to four units without incorporating as a business.
Tax Rate
Cedolare secca 21% (first property), 26% (properties 2-4), business/VAT for 5+. Tourist tax from 1 March 2025: short-term rentals €5 per person/night, applicable up to 14 nights (earlier rate was €3).
Zoning Restrictions
No confirmed citywide zoning ban; Naples is reported to be exploring limits/quotas and applies additional fire-safety certifications for historic buildings; possible seasonal restrictions in peak summer.
Minimum Stay
No Naples-specific minimum-stay confirmed; written contract required for stays under 30 days.
Density Rules
Campania caps non-professional hosts at four properties; no Naples-specific building density rule confirmed.
Insurance Required
Not strictly required by national law; recommended. No additional services beyond final cleaning/linen permitted or property is reclassified as 'extra-hotel'.
Platform Obligations
Platforms must verify CIN and share data with authorities; listings without a CIN may be hidden; CIR/CUSR must appear on all listings.
Compliance Notes
Notify municipality by certified email (PEC); obtain CUSR/CIR; display code on listings; submit SCIA; provide written rental contract; report guests to police within 24 hours; collect tourist tax remitted quarterly; upload maximum prices to the regional system by October 1. National safety equipment (smoke/CO/gas detectors, fire extinguishers) mandatory.
Effective Date
National CIN mandatory from 2025-01-01; revised Naples tourist tax effective 2025-03-01 (Council Resolution No. 572, 9 Dec 2024).
Key Notes
Strong tourist demand (~9,900 Airbnb listings, ~4M+ arrivals annually). Cannot provide hotel-style services without reclassification. Campania reportedly planning new restrictions modelled on Tuscany's 2025 law — watch for 2026 updates.
Penalties
National CIN non-compliance €800–€8,000 (no CIN), €500–€5,000 (display failure), €600–€6,000 (safety violations); CIR display failure fines up to ~€2,500; tax non-compliance penalties; municipal crackdown on illegal rentals ongoing.
Additional Context
Some sources cite an older/legacy €3 per-person tourist-tax figure; the current municipal rate for short-term rentals is €5 per person/night (from March 2025) for up to 14 nights.
Sources
https://bdsr.ministeroturismo.gov.it
thelocal.it (Jan 2026 regional rules
June 2025)
bnbcalc.com Naples
airbtics.com Naples
idealista.it (2026 tourist tax)
immobiliare.it (Naples tourist tax)
travelandtourworld.com
taxing.it (CIR/CIN).
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Airbnb legal in Naples?

Yes, Airbnb and short-term rentals are legal in Naples with proper registration and permits. Notify municipality by certified email (PEC); obtain CUSR/CIR; display code on listings; submit SCIA; provide written rental contract; report guests to police within 24 hours; collect tourist tax remi

Do you need a permit for Airbnb in Naples?

Yes. Naples requires the following for short-term rental operation: Yes — national CIN plus Campania regional code (referred to as CIR / CUSR — Codice Univoco Strutture Ricettive) obtained via the regional tourism platform; a SCIA must be submitted to the Naples municipality..

What taxes apply to short-term rentals in Naples?

Short-term rental hosts in Naples are subject to the following tax obligations: Cedolare secca 21% (first property), 26% (properties 2-4), business/VAT for 5+. Tourist tax from 1 March 2025: short-term rentals €5 per person/night, applicable up to 14 nights (earlier rate was €3)..

What are the penalties for illegal Airbnb hosting in Naples?

Hosts who operate without proper permits in Naples may face enforcement. National CIN non-compliance €800–€8,000 (no CIN), €500–€5,000 (display failure), €600–€6,000 (safety violations); CIR display failure fines up to ~€2,500; tax non-compliance penalties; municipal crackdown on illegal rentals ongoing..

What are the key STR compliance requirements in Naples?

Strong tourist demand (~9,900 Airbnb listings, ~4M+ arrivals annually). Cannot provide hotel-style services without reclassification. Campania reportedly planning new restrictions modelled on Tuscany's 2025 law — watch for 2026 updates.

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