Rental unit in Lisbon

This last floor loft apartment (4th floor with no elevator) located between Chiado and Bairro Alto, offers a very relaxing and laid back atmosphere. Although not large in space, all the different areas are well defined and designed to deliver the maximum comfort. The space This one bedroom apartment is comprised of a small living room with dinning area for two, a very comfortable bedroom with a clothes rack on a corner, a small kitchenette with electric cooker, a Smeg fridge with small 4 stars freezer, microwave, dishwasher and all the small appliances (Nespresso machine, toaster, blender, orange juice squeezer, etc) and a hydraulic mosaic and marble bathroom boasting a mansard window. There are two small balconies, in the living room and in the bedroom that are accessible by the mansard windows. The central heating works 24h a day, and during the summer there is ar conditioning in the living room but enough to cool the whole of the apartment. In a common area there is also a washing/drying machine that can be used. Other things to note We are obliged by the Portuguese and European Union Authorities to provide our Guests Passport information to the Portuguese Border Control. Below You can confirm the information asked by us in order for us to pass it to the Portuguese Border Control. 1. What kind of data do the accommodation establishments in your MS collect from third-country nationals and from EU citizens?.The kind of data requested are:  Name;  Nationality;  Place of birth;  Date of birth;  Identity card;  Passport;  Address of residence;  Country of residence;  Date and signature. This information is required to all foreign citizens, whether they are from Member States of the European Union or Third Country Nationals. 2. Is it mandatory to ask the identification document of the visitor for registration? Yes it’s required. And that obligation falls on companies exploiting hotel establishments, complementary means of tourist accommodation and tourist complexes, as well as on those which provide, for consideration, the accommodation to foreigner’s citizens. The communication must be made within three days to the Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) or in places where it does not exist, the National Republican Guard or to the Public Security Police 3. Are there any differences in data for some groups of visitors, e.g. simplified registration procedure for traveling groups, minors, etc.? No. 4. Is the data on visitor´s registration cards centrally accessible via electronic channels by state authorities? It’s accessible to Immigration and Borders Service, because all the hotels and other similar establishments should proceed to the registration with the Immigration and Borders Service as users of the Information Hosting Bulletins System (SIBA), so that they can proceed with their electronic communication in safety.