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Maximum number of nights by municipality

A municipality can limit the number of nights a year you let your home to tourists. Here you see the limit per municipality.

0municipalities with an answer
6read, not found
50not researched yet

The answer per municipality

As of 15 October 2026. Choose an answer to see only those municipalities.

Not found in the source 6 municipalities

We read the bylaw of these municipalities and did not find the rule in it. A rule can also be in another document.

Not researched 50 municipalities

We have not read these municipalities yet, so we do not know what applies there.

Show all 50 municipalities
  • 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Alphen-Chaam
  • Altena
  • Asten
  • Baarle-Nassau
  • Bergeijk
  • Bergen op Zoom
  • Bernheze
  • Best
  • Bladel
  • Boekel
  • Boxtel
  • Breda
  • Cranendonck
  • Deurne
  • Dongen
  • Drimmelen
  • Eersel
  • Etten-Leur
  • Geertruidenberg
  • Geldrop-Mierlo
  • Gemert-Bakel
  • Gilze en Rijen
  • Goirle
  • Halderberge
  • Heeze-Leende
  • Helmond
  • Heusden
  • Hilvarenbeek
  • Laarbeek
  • Land van Cuijk
  • Loon op Zand
  • Maashorst
  • Meierijstad
  • Moerdijk
  • Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten
  • Oirschot
  • Oisterwijk
  • Oosterhout
  • Reusel-De Mierden
  • Sint-Michielsgestel
  • Someren
  • Son en Breugel
  • Steenbergen
  • Valkenswaard
  • Veldhoven
  • Waalre
  • Waalwijk
  • Woensdrecht
  • Zundert

This is a summary of the official rules, with the source. Read the source before you decide. It is not legal or tax advice.

As of 15 October 2026.

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