Each property will indicate one of the following options:

A) Consent via eVisitor (short stay only, up to 90 days)
The landlord registers your stay in eVisitor within 24 hours of arrival. This applies to tourist or short stays only and does not replace MUP temporary residence procedures for semester-long or longer stays.

B) Notarized landlord consent (MUP-ready)
The landlord provides notarized consent, usually through a notarized lease agreement or a notarized owner’s declaration. This generally simplifies the process and usually means the landlord does not need to appear in person.

C) Landlord consent in person (at MUP/police station)
If the required documents are not notarized, the landlord will need to appear in person at the MUP/police station to provide consent or sign the necessary documents, if required.