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Quote: Originally posted by TonyC52 on 05/9/2013
Quote: Originally posted by Jack+Jon on 05/9/2013Quote: Originally posted by acesup1504 on 05/9/2013I think a big question is being missed.
Do they plan to tour all year round. Or have a base caravan park where they will be resident for a portion of the year
They appear to want to use a relative's address as a permanent address & the answers are based on that. If they buy a mobile home on a residential park or even a holiday park that has to be vacated for 1 month a year then they have their own permanent UK address so should have no problems.
They have a problem on a holiday park. The address cannot be used as a permanent address and you must give a permanent address as reduced rates are paid as it is only for holiday use.
If you are living in a caravan 11 months of the year on a caravan park, no rates are due as it is not classed as a permanent residence. This also applies to static caravans.
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Topic: Living fulltime in a caravan
