Sublease in Denmark! 70 days limit

[Placido11]

Could I rent an apartment with a sublease agreement and then list it on Airbnb to rent it out for more than 70 days per year?

[Sandra856]

Hi @Michal257 🌿

You are very much allowed to rent out a room long-term. They write that the lease just has to be for at least 4 month to be seen a LTR. 
I think they have made it rather easy to find out what you need to know when renting out here:

https://skat.dk/en-us/individuals/property/renting-out-a-home/renting-out-a-room-or-a-home-you-live-...
The 70 days limit/is when you rent out the whole apartment. When you STR a room (through a platform like Airbnb) and you live there yourself/registered- there is no limit when it comes to how many days you can rent out. You can earn approx. 31.000 DKr/year before you have to pay taxes - but you have to earn less than 50.000 Dkr otherwise you will have to register as a company. This is for STR room rentals via a platform like STR only. LTR got different rules. But I think they have made it easy to figure out on the page I have linked to. If you have any further questions you can easily call them as well. 
Best, Sandra

[Veselin17]

Hi @Sandra856,

Thank you for the useful information. What about if a person privately owns two apartments in Cph, one where they permanently live in, and another which they are willing to STR via airbnb. Would the 70 day rule still apply?

Regards,

V