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The rules

Letting without authorisation in Nice: what you risk

The Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur monitors listings and prosecutes illegal lets. Fines were sharply increased by the law of 19 November 2024 (loi Le Meur).

Updated 4 October 2026 · Version française

The amounts

OffenceMaximum fine
Holiday letting without change of useUp to €100,000 per property
False declarationUp to €80,000
Letting without a registration number (since May 2026)Up to €10,000
False registration number or declarationUp to €20,000
Non-compliant DPE, on inspectionUp to €5,000 per unit, €100 per day penalty

Sources: Métropole FAQ, Tourism Code (art. L324-1-1) and the 2025 ministry guide. Civil fines are heard by the Nice judicial court. The property must also be returned to residential use, and the authorisation can be revoked for repeated nuisance.

How offences are detected

  • Cross-checking online listings with registration numbers and authorisations.
  • Platforms reporting the number of nights let.
  • Reports from neighbours or building managers.

Free assistance

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Getting compliant

It is never too late: apply for an authorisation, switch to a mobility lease, or return to main-residence use. We file your application for free: find out more.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, the civil fine for breaching change-of-use rules applies per unlawfully converted property.