Ukraine · Last reviewed 20 July 2026
Kyiv
Capital apartments need guest-book / anketa fields before access and Kyiv’s 0.4% / 1% tourist levy — plus clear stay guidance without invented security rules.
Local focus
- Guest book / anketa
- 0.4% / 1% levy
- Remote arrival
Country context
CMU Order 297 (as amended by CMU 743/2026) splits lodging into collective (≥10 beds — entrepreneur registration) and individual (<10 — guest register book + tax declaration). Hotels take ID + anketa; tourist levy is Tax Code art. 268 (Kyiv: 0.4% / 1% of minimum wage). Foreigners are registered at the border (Law 3773-VI art. 16). Eastern Partnership / EU candidate — not EU / not Schengen; domestic Law 2297-VI applies, not GDPR or Reg 2024/1028.
Remote arrival works when guest-book / anketa identity fields — and tourist-levy collection where you are the tax agent — are complete before door codes unlock. Do not invent wartime host security rules; point guests to DPSU for entry conditions.
Full Ukraine guide →City notes are practical operational context for hosts using NextStay. They are not a substitute for official guidance in Kyiv or Ukraine. This Kyiv, Ukraine guidance was last researched and reviewed on 20 July 2026. This guide provides operational context, not legal advice. Requirements can change — confirm the rules that apply to your property with the competent authority before you host.