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The primary place of residence has existed since
Enter the date from which you have maintained your primary residence with your own household at your place of origin.
You have your own household if:
- You have rented or bought the property yourself, or
- You live there with a partner or flatmates and
- You regularly contribute to the ongoing household costs (e.g. rent, electricity, food).
Important: A free room in your parents' house is not sufficient. For adult children, simply living in the parental home is not enough – there must be a genuine financial contribution to the household.
