Bilingual rent guarantee

It depends on the country. Cyprus: the guarantor is liable to the same extent as the tenant, unless the contract provides otherwise — Contract Law, Cap. 149 s. 86, as of 2026. Austria: liability goes no further than the guarantor has expressly declared, so a maximum amount can be set — ABGB § 1353, as of 2026. Thailand: a joint-debtor clause for a guarantor who is an individual is void — Civil and Commercial Code s. 681/1, as of 2015.

Thailand: the landlord must notify the surety in writing within 60 days, otherwise the surety is discharged — Civil and Commercial Code s. 686, as of 2015. Portugal: the landlord must notify the guarantor of the default and the sums owed within 90 days — Código Civil art. 1041.º, n.º 5, as of 2019.

It depends on the country. Germany: yes, the guarantor’s declaration must be in writing — BGB § 766 S. 1, as of 2002. Cyprus: no, the Contract Law requires no written form and even an oral guarantee can be binding — Contract Law, Cap. 149 ss. 84-85, as of 2026.

Spain: for residential leases up to 5 years (7 if the landlord is a legal entity), at most two additional months’ rent — LAU art. 36.5, as of 2019. France: a mobility lease allows no deposit, but a guarantor is permitted — loi n° 89-462 art. 25-17, as of 2018.

The template consists of these sections: Rent Guarantee; 1. Scope and Cap; 2. Written Form (§ 766 BGB); 3. Place, Date and Signature.

No. This is general information, and DUOLEXX is a document generator, not legal advice. For your specific situation, please consult a lawyer.