Tourist recreation agencies and marine tourism operators: deregistration
Tourist recreation companies and marine tourism operators must cancel their registration on the National Tourism Register portal within 30 working days of ceasing their activity.
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Who is responsible for deregistering a company?
When is it necessary to deregister a company?
The person responsible must deregister on the National Tourism Register portal within 30 working days after the company ceases trading, is dissolved or goes into receivership.
Procedure and requirements
Procedure
To cancel your registration, please follow these steps:
- Go to the National Tourism Registry portal and log in.
- In your private area, select the register you need.
- Choose the ‘Cancelar registo’ [Deregister] option.
- Fill in the reason (closure, dissolution or receivership) and state the date on which the company ceased trading.
- Confirm and submit the form.
How much
Deregistration is free of charge.
Legislation, refusals, contests, claims
Legislation
Decree-Law No 186/2015 of 3 September– Latest version of the legal framework establishing the conditions for access to and exercise of the activity of tourism services companies and coastal tourism operators
Decree-Law No 108/2009 of 15 May laying down the conditions governing access to and exercise of the activity of tourist services companies and coastal tourism operators, as amended
Decree-Law No 149/2014 of 10 October approving the regulations governing vessels used in coastal tourism activities (RAMT)
Ministerial Implementing Order No 651/2009 of 12 June establishing the Code of Conduct for tourism services companies and coastal tourism operators engaged in activities recognised as nature tourism, and the logo identifying them