How do landlords get verified on Wolan?
Last updated · Wolan Real Estate
Short answer
Individual landlords submit a national ID and a letter from their local council (LC) chairman. Hotels and lodges submit their business registration instead. Wolan reviews each listing's paperwork before it goes live, and verified landlords get a verified badge on their listings.
What you submit
- Individual landlords: a national ID and a letter from the local council (LC) chairman.
- Hotels and lodges: their business registration, rather than personal documents — the business is what is being verified.
- Listings for sale also need proof of ownership and a declared value.
What happens next
Wolan reviews the paperwork before a listing goes live. Payment alone does not publish a listing: it is approved after the review. Listings from verified landlords carry a verified badge so renters can see the check was done.
Your documents
Identity documents are stored privately, outside the public image folder, and access to them is recorded. See the privacy policy for how personal data is handled.
Frequently asked questions
- Why does Wolan need an LC chairman's letter?
- It is a local confirmation that the landlord is a real person with a real address, which helps protect renters from fake listings.
- Do hotels need a national ID?
- No. Hotels and lodges are verified by their business registration instead of personal documents.
- How much does it cost to list?
- Current plans and fees are shown in the pricing section of the website, because they can change.