Member State detail
Belgium short-term rental regulation and SDEP status
Belgium does not show a national public SDEP/API yet, but Brussels, Flanders, and Wallonia operate region-specific tourist-accommodation registration and compliance frameworks.
What this means
Belgium is a federal/regional case. Public information points to region-specific tourist-accommodation rules rather than one visible national short-term-rental registration service.
Brussels already requires tourist accommodation operators, including private persons offering rooms or homes through platforms, to register with Brussels Economy and Employment.
Implementation status
The Brussels registration route requires supporting certificates from the municipality, including urban-planning and fire-safety related evidence.
EU Tourism Platform material describes Belgium as having distinct Brussels, Wallonia, and Flanders frameworks covering registration, zoning, fire safety, and insurance obligations.
Technical interface
No public Belgium-specific SDEP OpenAPI documentation, source code, sandbox, national API portal, or onboarding documentation is currently available.
A Belgian implementation may need regional routing and regional identifiers unless a federal SDEP normalises the data exchange layer.