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Rental snapshot, country by countryA quick look at the contract type, deposit and notice period in each live market.
- Contract
- Written; notarial for occasional lease
- Deposit
- Up to 12 months' rent
- Notice
- Landlord: statutory grounds only
- Renters
- 12.9% (4.8% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written, open-ended
- Deposit
- Capped, held separately
- Notice
- Landlord needs a legitimate ground
- Renters
- 52.8% (46.8% market-rate)
- Contract
- Assured (periodic) tenancy
- Deposit
- Protected in a government scheme
- Notice
- Periodic from the start; landlord needs a Section 8 ground
- Renters
- 35%
- Contract
- Authorised standard form
- Deposit
- 3 months + up to 3 months prepaid
- Notice
- Tenant 3 months; landlord limited
- Renters
- 39.1% (38.9% market-rate)
- Contract
- Registered; 4+4 or 3+2
- Deposit
- Up to 3 months' rent
- Notice
- Tenant 6 months; landlord at term only
- Renters
- 24.1% (16% market-rate)
- Contract
- Mandatory state model
- Deposit
- 1 month (2 furnished; none for mobility)
- Notice
- Tenant 3 months; landlord 6 months
- Renters
- 38.8% (16.9% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; 3-year minimum term
- Deposit
- Up to 6 months, escrow account
- Notice
- 3 months (open-ended)
- Renters
- 21.2% (19.3% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written, registered; 9-year default
- Deposit
- Flanders 3 / Brussels 2 / Wallonia 2 months
- Notice
- Tenant 3 months; landlord 6 months
- Renters
- 29.7% (20.5% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written
- Deposit
- Up to 3 months, interest-bearing
- Notice
- 3 months (unspecified term)
- Renters
- 20.7% (8.1% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; open-ended default
- Deposit
- Up to 2x bare rent
- Notice
- Strong statutory protection
- Renters
- 31.2% (5.3% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; tier-dependent term
- Deposit
- No statutory cap (3-6 months usual)
- Notice
- Landlord: closed statutory catalogue
- Renters
- 45.5% (30.7% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; cantonal form where required
- Deposit
- Up to 3 months, blocked account
- Notice
- 3 months; official form required
- Renters
- 58% (52.4% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; reform from Oct 2026
- Deposit
- Up to 3 months' rent
- Notice
- Tenant 1 month; landlord 3-6 months
- Renters
- 31.9% (20.1% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; 5/7-year minimum
- Deposit
- 1 month (fianza)
- Notice
- 5/7-year minimum term
- Renters
- 26.3% (17.6% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; SZ-1 residential lease
- Deposit
- Freely negotiated (market practice ~3 months)
- Notice
- Tenant 60 days; landlord 60 days + a ground
- Renters
- 25.2% (6.8% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written for fixed-term; CK residential lease
- Deposit
- No statutory cap (market practice 1–3 months)
- Notice
- Tenant 1 month; landlord 6 months (fixed-term: fault only)
- Renters
- 12.6% (2.9% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; fixed-term only — no indefinite leases
- Deposit
- Capped at 2 months' rent
- Notice
- Tenant 1 month, no reason; landlord only on statutory grounds (1–3 months, or immediate)
- Renters
- 16.3% (6.1% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written form + tax registration mandatory; short-term lease under zákon 98/2014, max 6 years
- Deposit
- Capped at 3x rent + charges (zákon 98/2014, §5)
- Notice
- Landlord 1 month / 15 days for serious breach (2 months if unregistered); tenant 1 month / 15 days
- Renters
- 6.9% (4.1% market-rate)
- Contract
- Fixed-term or indefinite; written form required, but not a validity condition (§2237)
- Deposit
- Jistota + penalty capped at 3x rent combined, statutory interest accrues (NOZ §2254)
- Notice
- Landlord 3 months, closed grounds; no-notice termination for 3+ months' arrears (§2291)
- Renters
- 25.3% (19% market-rate)
- Contract
- Written; freely negotiated term (2-year default)
- Deposit
- No statutory cap since the 2023 DNU; market practice 1-2 months
- Notice
- Tenant: 10% of remaining rent, any time; landlord: fault-based only
- Renters
- 37%
- Contract
- Written form required by law (Zakon o najmu stanova, čl. 4)
- Deposit
- No statutory cap; market practice 1-2 months' rent
- Notice
- Tenant: 3 months, any time, no reason; landlord: fault-based (30-day opomena) or own-use, 3-6 months
- Renters
- 9%
- Contract
- Written form required only for leases over 1 year
- Deposit
- No statutory cap in Texas; market practice ~1 month's rent
- Notice
- Month-to-month only: 30 days, no cause needed
- Renters
- 34.9%
- Contract
- Must use the government's prescribed standard form (NSW Schedule 1); weekly rent
- Deposit
- Capped at 4 weeks' rent (NSW); paid into the state bond authority, not held by the landlord
- Notice
- Landlord: 90 days (no-fault reasons only, banned without grounds) or 14 days (breach); tenant: 21 days, no reason needed
- Renters
- 30.6%
- Contract
- No prescribed form; private tenancies must run a minimum of 3 months; 0.4% stamp duty payable by the tenant
- Deposit
- No statutory cap; market practice is 1 month's rent per year of the tenancy, held by the landlord (no bond scheme)
- Notice
- No statutory notice periods — entirely contractual; fixed-term leases simply expire at the end of the term
- Renters
- 9.2%
- Contract
- No prescribed form; joint move-in/move-out inspection is mandatory, with loss of deduction rights if skipped
- Deposit
- No statutory cap; market practice 1–2 months' rent, must be held in an interest-bearing account with interest paid to the tenant
- Notice
- Fixed-term capped at 24 months for individual tenants (CPA); tenant may cancel anytime on 20 business days' notice
- Renters
- 25.1%
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Why we launch country by countryRental law, tax rules and even the words for "deposit" or "notice period" differ from one country to the next. We'd rather do it right than launch everywhere with a generic translation.
Local rental agreementsEvery market gets its own agreement clauses, reviewed against local rental law — not a machine-translated contract.
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