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When you created your account, you chose the way that you sign in. It could be via email, phone number, Apple ID, Facebook or Google account or Naver (South Korea). To log in: iOS app. Android app. Mobile browser. Click Account. Choose how to log in. Enter your login details and follow the instructions.
Creating an Airbnb account is free and easy. Just go to airbnb.com and click Sign Up, or download our mobile app and follow the instructions. You can sign up using any of the following: Email address. Phone number. Facebook or Google account. Apple ID.
Your account – Help topic Your account Creating an account Managing your account ID and verification Account security Reviews Related topics Searching and booking Your reservations Payments, pricing, and refunds Safety and accessibility About Airbnb ...
What does it mean if Airbnb closes my Host account? Find out what you can and can’t do if your Host account is closed. Notifications How-to Managing your notifications Manage email, text, phone or push notifications in your account's notification settings. ...
Once you’re logged in, go to your Account to edit things like your email address or phone number. Note that some of this account info will be public (like your picture or first name), but we won’t share things like your government ID, payment info, or email address. Get details on where to find and update settings and profile info.
Getting set up. Creating an account is free and easy! We’ll need to know a few basic details and then you’ll be asked to submit your government ID—which we don’t share with Hosts or anyone else. Now you’re ready to book! Creating an account. Find easy-to-follow instructions to create an account. How to submit your ID.
You may need to enter a security code sent to your phone or email or verify some of your account details. You might also get an account alert in case someone is trying to access your account. Always go through us: Keep all payments and communication on the Airbnb platform. Don't transfer funds outside Airbnb or share your email address before a ...
