Check the program before you commit the week
Interval International
Interval is an exchange provider with different ways to request travel. Before choosing a method, establish whether you are giving up your home week immediately or retaining it while a request is considered.
Compare Deposit First and Request First
Interval describes Deposit First for owners ready to exchange their home use. Request First is presented as a way to retain the home week until an exchange is confirmed. The permitted method and travel window depend on the membership and product.
Price the actual exchange
Check the applicable membership and transaction charges, any unit-size or guest charges, resort conditions and cancellation terms. A published schedule can depend on geography and change over time, so confirm the current amount directly.
Interval: published fee schedule (check effective date and region) (opens in a new tab)
Ask about this resale, not only the brand
Confirm the resort affiliation and whether the exact ownership, membership type and benefits carry over to the purchaser. A brand relationship does not establish that every resale has the same exchange rights or internal priority.
Questions to bring to the program
- Which exchange methods are available for this exact ownership and account?
- When would the home-resort rights be committed, and can the deposit be returned?
- Which expiration, retrade or cancellation rules apply to the chosen method?
- Are there unit, guest, resort, country or travel restrictions for the desired confirmation?
Keep the exact resort, usage frequency and intended travel period available when you ask. Start with those basics; do not send member passwords or payment details through a public inquiry.
Official access and a useful next step
Look up ownership terms · Check reference dates · Use the transfer-cost checklist