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Motorhomes

A motorhome may be a manufactured unit or a vehicle such as a bus or van that has been converted to a motorhome.

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A motorhome is a motor vehicle that is designed for personal accommodation. Motorhomes are equipped with 1 or more permanently attached beds and at least 2 of the following permanently attached appliances:

  • a refrigerator wired into the motorhome's electrical system
  • a stove
  • a toilet and washing facility

A motorhome may be a manufactured unit or a vehicle such as a bus or van that has been converted to a motorhome.

Registration

To register your motorhome, visit your local motor licence issuer with your vehicle renewal notice.
Your motor licence issuer will ask you to provide the following information:

  • the gross vehicle weight (GVW) of your motorhome
  • the value of your motorhome

First time registration

If it is your first time registering the motorhome, your motor licence issuer will also require the following:

  • The bill of sale (pdf, 12kb).
  • An Inspection Certificate, if the vehicle was a total loss or was purchased outside of Saskatchewan.
  • A Vehicle Import form from Canada Customs, if the vehicle was purchased outside of Canada.

Class LV and PV insurance premiums

Class LV and PV insurance premiums apply to all vehicles registered in Class LV and PV, which includes motorhomes as well as buses and vans that are used as motorhomes.

Your insurance premium is based on the value you declare for your motorhome at the time of registration. To determine your premium, find your motorhome's value on the guide below:

Insurance Premium Guide
Value of Motorhome Premium Value of Motorhome Premium
$10,000 and under $227 $125,001 - $150,00 $637
$10,001 - $20,000 $282 $150,001 - $200,000 $707
$20,001 - $30,000 $358 $200,001 - $250,000 $717
$30,001 - $50,000 $399 $250,001 - $300,000 $751
$50,001 - $75,000 $473 $300,001 - $400,000 $770
$75,001 - $100,000 $481 $400,001 - $500,000 $795
$100,001 - $125,000 $607 Greater than $500,000 $815

U-Drive

If you will be renting out your motorhome, add an additional 15% to the insurance premium listed above.

Safe Driver Recognition discount

Your Safe Driver Recognition discount can be found on the front of the vehicle renewal notice, under the heading Recognition Program.

You can also find out your Safe Driver Recognition discount by calling our Customer Service Center at 1-800-667-9868.

Calculating motorhome fees

If you would like to calculate the cost of registering and insuring your motorhome, follow the steps below:

  1. Determine your gross vehicle weight (GVW) from the Motorhome GVW guide.
    • For example, a Class C style motorhome that is 25 to 31 ft long averages in weight from 4,762 kg to 6,373 kg. If your motorhome is 28 ft long, estimate a figure within that weight range, such as 6,000 kg.
  2. Find your registration fee on the registration fee guide.
    • For example, the registration fee for a motorhome with a GVW of 6,000 kg is $112.
  3. Find your insurance premium on the Insurance premium guide.
    • For example, if your motorhome is valued at $25,000, your insurance premium would be $358.
  4. Deduct your Safe Driver Recognition discount (if applicable) from the insurance premium (not from the registration fee).
    • For example, if your Safe Driver Recognition discount is 12% and your insurance premium is $358, you would deduct $43 ($358 x .12 = $42.96).
  5. If you are renting out your motorhome(U-Drive), add 15% to the insurance premium.
    • For example, if your insurance premium is $358, you would add $54 ($358 x .15 = $53.70).
Sample motorhome fee calculation
Registration fee +       $112
Insurance premium +       $358
Safe Driver Recognition discount
(if applicable)
-         $43
U-Drive fee (if applicable) +         $54
Total =       $481
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Bill of sale (pdf, 12kb)
Gross vehicle weight (GVW)
Motor licence issuers
Safe Driver Recognition
Value of your motorhome
Vehicle Import form
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