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How identity verification works. We require primary Hosts, co-Hosts and booking guests to be verified for all stays on Airbnb. Certain Airbnb Experiences may require identity verification as well. Verifying your identity means verifying certain personal information, such as your legal name, address, phone number or other contact details.
Submit an ID for verification. Often, your legal name and address and/or other personal information are enough for us to verify your identity. We may also ask you to provi….
Our aim is for guests and Hosts on Airbnb to be able to trust each other. Although no identification process is foolproof and we cannot guarantee someone’s identity, we take steps to help everyone to feel confident that guests and Hosts on Airbnb are genuine. This is why we have procedures in place to attempt to verify the identity of our users.
Passport: Cover the 7-digit Resident Registration Number (marked as ‘Personal No.’) and the matching set of 7 digits in the machine readable zone. For passports issued after 21 December 2020, no redaction is required, as these do not include the RRN.
Identity verification. Depending on the type of booking, we may need to verify your identity as part of the booking process. We may ask you to provide us with: Legal name, address and/or other personal information: In some cases, personal info is all we need to verify your identity—but this depends on a few factors, including the country you ...
Whenever your account is accessed using an unfamiliar browser or device, you’ll receive a login notification via email telling you: What browser or device was used. What time it was. Where it was accessed from. If it was you, no problem! If it wasn’t, you’ll know to check your account for unauthorized activity.
When you host or help with hosting on Airbnb, you may be asked to provide information such as your legal name, date of birth, or government ID for verification. These details are required by law as part of a process called Know Your Customer (KYC). If anything’s incorrect, your account permissions could be limited, and you may not be able to ...
