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Verifying the identity of guests and Hosts helps us to: Promote trust between guests and Hosts. Uphold Airbnb’s community guidelines. Reduce fraudulent behaviour. Perform background checks when permitted by law. Respond to, support, and investigate safety and security issues. Comply with applicable laws and regulations, including payments and ...
How to submit your ID. Country/region-specific guidelines for IDs. Types of IDs we accept. Depending on where you live, we accept the following types of IDs during verification: National identity card. Driver’s licence. Passport. State identification card. Tribal Identification card. Residence permits.
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 ...
Verify your business details in the Airbnb app. Tap Profile and then tap Switch to hosting. Tap Menu, then Listings and select the listing you want to publish. Tap Complete required steps and then Verify your Host account. If you’ll be hosting as a business, select As a business, then tap Next.
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 ...
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Retired article 3042: Legal and Regulatory Requirements for Hosts and Listings in Mainland China. Hosts in mainland China must comply with local regulations and register or upload relevant documents and information to ensure the normal op….
