How do I get certified?Â
At Infinity Caravans & Motorhomes, Daniel is NZ Lifestyle camping approved self containment officer. If you want to freedom camp with your caravan, it will need a green warrant to certify that it’s self-contained, meaning it can operate independently without external facilities for waste disposal, water, or other essential services. At Infinity Caravans Motorhomes, we have all the parts necessary to convert your UK/European caravan and can do the Green Warrant certification for you.
General self containment for caravan including all plumbing parts provided $850+ GST, vehicle self contained & certification signed by officer. (Tanks not included)
Please note there will be a Government levy of $120/ per vehicle due once the vehicle has passed the test, plus processing documentation fee $169.00+GST this will be payable before the self-containment can be processed and issued.

Self Contained Green

Self Containment- Green Warrant
The Government has updated the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers (Self-Contained Vehicles) Regulations 2023 (the Regulations). The updated Regulations come into force on 29 August 2024.
The amended Regulations are:
- Only permanently fixed wastewater storage tanks are required to be directly ventilated to the exterior of the motor vehicle.
- That self-containment certification authorities will refund levy payments to individuals whose vehicles fail their inspection.
Read the full detail of the Regulations for self-contained motor vehicles:
Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers (Self-Contained Vehicles) Amendment Regulations 2024(external link) — New Zealand Legislation
Infringement fees and fines
In July 2023 Regulations setting out infringement fees and fines came into law.
For example, these infringements apply to:
- inappropriately disposing of waste
- interfering with, or damaging, the environment
- not leaving a local authority area when required to do so by an enforcement officer.
Find out more about infringement fees and penalties levels:
