Preparing For an Extended Trip (What You Need to Know, Before You Go) Ali Kingston.

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Preparing For an Extended Trip (What You Need to Know, Before You Go) Ali Kingston

WE DIDN’T!!

Ever Been On An Extended Trip? Ever been on a long trip? (Longer than three months?) Ever been on a long trip? (Longer than three months?) Planning one in foreseeable future? Planning one in foreseeable future? Impossible dream with nightmare potential? Impossible dream with nightmare potential?

Great for big decisions Seems boring when planning a trip of a lifetime

What do you do about your home at home?

Leave it emptyLeave it empty Rent it outRent it out Sell and downsizeSell and downsize Sell up completelySell up completely

No Fixed Abode Things don't work out Local Authority Housing Private rental Housing ladder

Security Bills – council tax & water rates Central heating DampGardening

Renting Gives income (Taxable)

Potential Minefield Non-payment Non-payment Breakages Breakages Neglect Neglect Landlord responsible for repairs Landlord responsible for repairs Annual bills (gas certificates & insurance) Annual bills (gas certificates & insurance) Agency fees Agency fees Residential Landlords Association Residential Landlords Association

Address Correspondence (breakdown cover, travel, health, motorhome/vehicle insurance) Correspondence (breakdown cover, travel, health, motorhome/vehicle insurance) Driving licence Driving licence Vehicle registration Vehicle registration Banking Banking Mobile phone Mobile phone Income tax Income tax

Post Redirection Service 2 years 2 years Trustworthy friend/relative Trustworthy friend/relative Agency Expensive Expensive Post Office Box DVLA & insurance companies require bricks and mortar premises DVLA & insurance companies require bricks and mortar premises Remember to cancel unnecessary subscriptions and junk mail Remember to cancel unnecessary subscriptions and junk mail

Banking Online Set up before departure – proof of residence OR Set up direct debits & standing orders before departure Trustworthy individual for one off bills Remember to inform credit card company of countries en route.

On The Road

Stay Legal ? Covered for full-timing with vehicle insurance ? Covered for full-timing with vehicle insurance Check allowable trip duration Check allowable trip duration Road Tax, MOT (if applicable). Road Tax, MOT (if applicable). Authorities can (and do) check Passport, V5, MOT certificate, paid road tax Passport, V5, MOT certificate, paid road tax No valid MOT, ? Insured in event of accident No valid MOT, ? Insured in event of accident Only test recognised in UK is a UK test Combine MOT journey with habitation check & family visits Visit AA and RAC websites for specific country driving guides

Brand New Motorhome Don't book overseas travel until you have taken delivery. Don't book overseas travel until you have taken delivery. Like a live baby, due date and delivery aren't the same Like a live baby, due date and delivery aren't the same Inform dealership in case of warranty issues Inform dealership in case of warranty issues Test all systems before departure

European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) Private Health InsurancePrivate Health Insurance MedicationMedication Routine check upsRoutine check ups

Travelling With Pets

Skanka in Training

Travelling Pets Dogs, cats, parrots, budgerigars Dogs, cats, parrots, budgerigars Give away/rehome, leave with housesitter Give away/rehome, leave with housesitter Dogs give security at home and abroad Dogs give security at home and abroad Check with Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, and Animal and Plant Health Agency (DEFRA) Pet passport Pet passport Inoculations Inoculations Veterinary Checks Veterinary Checks

Budget Way of life, not holiday Way of life, not holiday Mike's ledger (Fuel, LPG, campsites, food, site seeing, ferries, sundries) Mike's ledger (Fuel, LPG, campsites, food, site seeing, ferries, sundries) Research fuel costs, record exchange rates for future planning. Research fuel costs, record exchange rates for future planning.

Save Money – Do Your Own Laundry (or get your husband to do it)

Communication Overseas roaming chargesOverseas roaming charges Unlocked mobile phoneUnlocked mobile phone Wi-Fi (basic survival requirement)Wi-Fi (basic survival requirement) SkypeSkype

What To Pack The Balance Weight – Space Taken – Necessity Prioritise Legal e.g. Safety triangle, fire extinguisher. Essentials e.g. tool kit, camping equipment Seasonal change of clothes What you need and what you want to take aren't the same thing!

Payload Base vehicle licenced to carry a weight limit Base vehicle licenced to carry a weight limit Limited by driving licence Limited by driving licence

What Are You Waiting For?