super_camper wrote:
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Their recommendation to stay for a longer period is to take insurance through a US provider. Their rationale is the RV is considered primarily US based if stay exceeds 6 months.
For my own part, I inquired about doing this in the past and there's a couple issues. The first was a requirement to replace the Canadian registration with a US registration. The second issue (in my case) was that South Carolina wanted to collect a residence type yearly tax on the rv. Also, if it was plated with a US tag, you cannot drive it back into Canada with Canadian driver's permit (personal experience).
... Eric
