The administrative code has introduced an article for renting out 'preferential' apartments, which provides for a fine from 4 to 50 'base' units.

As far back as 2012, there were discussions about confiscating apartments from those who rent out housing built with state support. A year later, Presidential Decree No. 246 came into force, prohibiting the rental of apartments built with preferential loans until they were fully repaid. However, exceptions were allowed when renting out these premises was possible with the permission of local authorities.

Since that year, following amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, Article 23.86 was introduced into the legislative act, establishing administrative liability for citizens for renting out residential premises built or acquired with the use of a preferential loan, or part thereof, before the full repayment of this loan.

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To legally rent out an apartment before the preferential loan is repaid, it is necessary to obtain official permission from the local executive and administrative bodies. However, such permission will, of course, only be granted in exceptional cases.