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Permanent Residence in a Motorhome Now Permitted

06.04.2026 13:11 1 min 1 source
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Permanent Residence in a Motorhome Now Permitted
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Since 2021, Denmark has abolished the requirement for a permanent residence for motorhome owners. Permanent residence in a motorhome is now possible upon obtaining a dispensation from the transport authority and having a contact address for official correspondence. Owners CAN sell or rent out their property to avoid housing commitments.

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06.04.2026 bornholm.nu DAN

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Updated: 06.06.2026

Diesel

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DKK16.15 · €2.16/l

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