As a non resident one is allowed 90 days per year in the UK ? I assume visits to the rest of Europe do not effect this ?

Does the 90 days accumulate over time - So if for the last 10 years I have not been to the UK - am I allowed 900 days plus the normal yearly allowance before my status is in question ?

Many Thanks

As a non resident one is allowed 90 days per year in the UK ? I assume visits to the rest of Europe do not effect this ?

Does the 90 days accumulate over time - So if for the last 10 years I have not been to the UK - am I allowed 900 days plus the normal yearly allowance before my status is in question ?

Many Thanks

Rest of Europe doesnt count, but dont say this too loudly...some loonie in Nu-labour might get some ideas...

If memory serves...you are allowed 90 days a years/averaged over a 3 years period, somehow dont think HM Revenue Service will give you 900 days...

Soupeel is right, it's 90 days max in 1 tax year.

Unused days cannot be saved up tagged on.

Soupeel is right, it's 90 days max in 1 tax year.

Unused days cannot be saved up tagged on.

I think the rule is actually 91 days per year and 364 in a 4 year period. Days can be carried forward, have done it myself. However, my tax accountant advises against doing it too often as it draws attention

Thanks for your replies

Soupeel is right, it's 90 days max in 1 tax year.

Unused days cannot be saved up tagged on.

I think the rule is actually 91 days per year and 364 in a 4 year period. Days can be carried forward, have done it myself. However, my tax accountant advises against doing it too often as it draws attention

I think your tax accountant has given very wise advice... as wouldnt wish HM revenue service scrutinity on my worst enemy.....

Is the 1/6th rule still in effect?