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My vehicle is registered and insured abroad. The Police tell me that my insurance policy is not valid in the UK. Is this correct?

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Whilst your policy would be valid if you drive as a visitor, if you are registered in the UK or your vehicle has been in the United Kingdom for 6 months, it has to be registered with the DVLA. Your failure to register the vehicle would invalidate your insurance policy.

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