How to sell Hapimag shares and points

What you are selling

A Hapimag membership is a share in the Swiss company. Each share carries an annual charge of CHF 340.80 (EUR 363.84 at the 1 January conversion rate) for owners of one or two shares, with discounts from the third share, and credits 60 residence points a year, which Hapimag says are valid for 10 years. Hapimag's membership page gives the average share price on its Marketplace as EUR 2,000.

Buyers always acquire a share under Hapimag's latest general terms and conditions, whichever product you held. Hapimag's membership page also states that its product is not for purchase by persons in the United Kingdom.

Selling through the Hapimag Marketplace

Hapimag's help centre sets out four steps: list the share, with or without points, on the Marketplace; agree a sale; request the transfer documents from within the listing; and upload the documents signed by both parties so that the shares and any residence points can be transferred. The Marketplace only puts sellers in touch with buyers: the price, payment and collection are agreed and settled directly between seller and buyer.

A listing stays up for at most six months, and a listing that includes expiring points is removed three months before those points expire. Once the signed documents have reached Hapimag, a sale can only be cancelled with the buyer's consent. Shares held for a product owner (subpartner) can be sold, but the shareholder must sign the transfer documents personally.

Selling points separately

You can include residence points with a share, or keep them to use, transfer to another member or sell separately on Hapimag's Points Platform. Points sold there are capped at a price Hapimag calculates by dividing the annual charge by the number of points credited per share each year; the shareholders' association H-AV reports the cap as EUR 6.06 per point. Only high-season points can be sold, and after buying points a member cannot sell any points for one year, except points expiring that calendar year.

Points expiring in the current year can be used for arrivals up to 30 June, transferred to family and friends, or sold on the Points Platform until the day before they expire. A transfer to another member works only within the recipient's annual purchase allowance, and the recipient needs an active share and an account without arrears.

If you just want to stop paying

Hapimag's membership page says members can terminate their active membership at the end of any calendar year by notifying Hapimag by 30 September, keeping the share but paying no further annual charges unless they reactivate. Its member topics page says a share can first be paused three years after the contract was signed, at the end of a calendar year with six months' notice, after which no annual charge is due and no points are credited.

Paused shares can be reactivated at any time and then used again, sold on the Marketplace or transferred to friends. Hapimag's October 2020 Classic terms allowed Hapimag to buy back a share that had been paused for more than five years in total, at book value in cash or residence points.

Austrian members: the 2026 Supreme Court ruling

Austria's Supreme Court confirmed in April 2026 that 48 clauses Hapimag used with Austrian consumers are unlawful, including the buy-back clause, the requirement for Hapimag's consent to share transfers, the transfer fee clause and a five-year validity for residence points. The Austrian consumer association VKI says Hapimag members are consumers despite being shareholders and can reclaim fees paid under the unlawful clauses.

The shareholders' association H-AV reports that Hapimag then sent Austrian shareholders a termination notice with an offer to switch to new terms, and that those who declined left on 30 June 2025 but could still sell their shares and use or sell their points until December 2025.

How a share sale works, step by step

1. 1

   Check that the share can be sold

   Only active shares on which the annual charge is paid can be listed, and members with outstanding invoices cannot buy or sell shares. Reactivate a paused share first.

2. 2

   Decide what happens to your points

   Include the residence points in the sale, keep them to use, give them to another member or sell them on the Points Platform.

3. 3

   Advertise the share

   List it on the Hapimag Marketplace and advertise it more widely: on BidMyTimeshare.com buyers contact you directly, and you decide which offer to accept.

4. 4

   Agree the price and payment

   Price, payment and collection are agreed directly between you and the buyer, so put them in writing.

5. 5

   Request the transfer documents

   Only the seller can request them, through the Marketplace under Points & Shares > Visit Marketplace > Sell Share > Request Documents; an automated email follows, and the invoice for the handling fee arrives with the documents.

6. 6

   Sign and upload

   Both seller and buyer sign the transfer documents, which are uploaded to the Marketplace listing so that Hapimag can transfer the shares and any residence points.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

• Hapimag – membership (accessed Sept 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag – all about holidays and shares (terminating membership) (accessed Sept 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – how do I sell a share? (Aug 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – what do I need to consider when selling? (Aug 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – does the marketplace cost anything? (Jul 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – which shares can I sell? (Jul 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – how long is my offer valid? (Aug 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – can I cancel a sale? (Aug 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – do I have to sell my points as well? (Jul 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – why is there a points price cap? (Apr 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – why can't I sell any points? (Mar 2026) — Brand source
• Hapimag Help – caution against fraud attempts (Aug 2025) — Brand source
• Hapimag – general terms, Hapimag Classic (German) (Oct 2020) — Brand source
• VKI (Austrian consumer association) – Supreme Court: 48 Hapimag clauses unlawful (Apr 2026) — Consumer authority
• H-AV Hapimag shareholders' association – selling shares and points, exit (2025) — Owner report
• H-AV Hapimag shareholders' association – points price cap (accessed Sept 2026) — Owner report

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