Ski chalet compliance — Savoie & Haute-Savoie
Registration number, change-of-use rules and the 120-day cap as they apply in Courchevel, Méribel and Val d'Isère.

France · Italy · Spain
Litora gets short-term-rental owners registered and keeps them compliant — registration numbers, change-of-use authorisation, tourist licences. From a ski chalet in Courchevel to a villa in Mallorca.
About Litora
Litora is a Monaco-based compliance practice for owners of high-value short-term rentals across France, Italy and Spain. It is deliberately small: one founder, one standard, direct correspondence.
The work started with a simple observation — owners of exceptional properties were exposed to fines not through negligence, but because the rules are fragmented across national law, regional decrees and individual municipalities, and they change every season.
We read the source texts so you don't have to, then either hand you the map or walk the route for you.
The library
Each guide is scoped to one jurisdiction and one kind of property. Browse the full collection and buy the one you need on the guides page.
Registration number, change-of-use rules and the 120-day cap as they apply in Courchevel, Méribel and Val d'Isère.
Mairie declaration, compensation rules in tension zones and the taxe de séjour collection duties for seasonal villa lets.
Obtaining the national CIN, regional CIR codes, and the safety requirements that now apply to every listed property.
Province-level licensing in Trentino-Alto Adige and Valle d'Aosta, plus guest registration with the Questura.
ETV licence places, community-of-owners consent and the inspection standards applied to Mallorca and Ibiza villas.
Regional registry filings, the national Ventanilla Única rental registry number and traveller reporting duties.

Alpine France
Change-of-use authorisation, compensation requirements and seasonal quotas differ street by street. Our guides track each one against the official municipal texts.
Free articles
Short, sourced explanations of new rules and enforcement trends across our three jurisdictions. Free to read.
The Le Meur law tightened caps and enforcement. A plain-language summary of what owners must now file, and by when.
How the flat-rate tax option interacts with short-term letting across multiple units, with worked examples.
What changes when your property sits in a mountain municipality with its own tourism ordinance.
Three ways to work with us
Most owners resolve their situation with a single document. When the paperwork is heavier — a tension zone, a change of use, a property already let without registration — we take it off your hands entirely.
Do it yourself, correctly.
one-time · instant download
A country- and region-specific PDF that walks you through every filing, in order, with the exact forms, offices and deadlines.
We handle it end-to-end.
per property · scoped quote
We assess your property, prepare and submit every application, and deal with the municipality until your registration number is issued.
Stay compliant, season after season.
per month · per property · scoped quote
Ongoing management of your property's legal obligations — renewals, tax filings, guest reporting and regulatory changes.

Islands & coast
Tourist licence numbers, regional registers and guest reporting duties, handled end to end or handed to you in plain English.
Contact
Describe the property and where it is. You will get a straight answer on what applies, what it costs and how long it takes — usually within one business day.
hello@litora.mc
Monaco · serving France, Italy & Spain