Camper · All the Canary Islands
Homologate your camper in the Canaries and make it a legal motor caravan
Converted your van (or about to)? To make it legal, the conversion must be homologated so the vehicle becomes a 'vivienda' (camper) on its registration. I prepare the engineer's project and documents the ITV requires — 100% online for any island.
What gets homologated in a camper conversion
- Fixed furniture: units, bed, table, cupboards.
- Kitchen and, if present, the gas installation (with its specific certificate).
- Windows and skylights cut into the bodywork.
- Pop-top roof, if fitted.
- Auxiliary electrics: second battery, solar panel, inverter, sockets.
- Water: tanks, sink, pump.
- Seats and travel places: swivels, belted seats.
Everything goes into a single conversion project: you don't pay one homologation per element.
How it works (without moving the van off your island)
- You describe the conversion in the form and send photos plus the technical sheet.
- I confirm what's approvable and give you a fixed price within 24 working hours.
- I draft the engineer's project and technical documents.
- With my documents and the garage certificate (where needed), you pass the ITV on your island and the registration shows 'vivienda'.
I work online with clients in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa: the paperwork travels, your van doesn't.
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Frequently asked questions
My van is already converted — am I too late?
No, that's the most common case: the finished conversion gets homologated. I check from photos that everything is approvable and, if something isn't, I tell you how to fix it before you spend on the project.
Do I lose travel seats when it becomes a camper?
Travel places are those with a homologated seat and belt. If your conversion keeps the original seats, you keep them; added or swivelled seats are homologated within the same project.
What about the solar panel and second battery?
They're part of the auxiliary electrical installation and are covered by the conversion project. Properly executed, they're no problem at the ITV.
Do you cover Tenerife or Gran Canaria?
Yes, every island: the procedure is documentary and 100% online. You take the ITV at your usual station with my documents.