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United KingdomJersey Law

Jersey exempts short medical-equipment repair visits

Non-resident medical-equipment repair or maintenance for Jersey's health minister is licence-exempt if kept to 60 days or less in 12 months; the regulated-activity administration exemption also widens.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 1 October 2026

Payroll & Labour Legal & Corporate

Non-resident businesses that repair or maintain medical equipment in Jersey have a new licensing exemptionJerseylaw. Amendment R&O.100/2026, made 25 September 2026 and in force 2 October 2026Jerseylaw, inserts a new paragraph 7 into Schedule 2 of the Control of Housing and Work (Licences and Exemptions) (Jersey) Order 2026Jerseylaw: repairing or maintaining medical equipment is an exempt business activity for a non-resident businessJerseylaw in any 12-month period where the business is carried out in Jersey for 60 days or lessJerseylaw and the work is performed on behalf of the Minister for Health and Social Services or under an arrangement with that MinisterJerseylaw.

The same amendment widens an existing exemption. Schedule 2 paragraph 2 previously exempted activities 'managed by' a person or body carrying out regulated activitiesJerseylaw (banking, collective investment funds, financial services or insurance business as defined in paragraph 1(2)); it now covers activities 'administered or managed by' such a personJerseylaw — extending the exemption to administrative arrangements alongside management ones, for non-resident businesses and for qualifying resident businesses whose people all carry out the 60-days-or-less exempt employment activity.

The exemption sits inside Jersey's business-licensing regime: Schedule 2 lists the Order's exempt business activities. Its other paragraphs carry their own conditions — paragraph 1 covers regulated activities for qualifying businesses, and further paragraphs cover accommodation provision, domestic or personal services, business-visitor establishment work capped at 90 days in 12 months, and urgent critical-incident response designated by the Minister. The amendment's endnote records R&O.100/2026 as the Schedule 2 change in force from 2 October 2026. A non-resident business for these purposes is a business carried on in Jersey by a person who is not ordinarily resident in Jersey or who has no permanent business premises there.

Legal basis: the Control of Housing and Work (Licences and Exemptions) (Jersey) Amendment Order 2026 (R&O.100/2026) amending the 2026 Licences and Exemptions OrderJerseylaw.

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United KingdomJersey Law

Jersey exempts short medical-equipment repair visits

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 1 October 2026

Payroll & Labour Legal & Corporate

Legal basis: the Control of Housing and Work (Licences and Exemptions) (Jersey) Amendment Order 2026 (R&O.100/2026) amending the 2026 Licences and Exemptions OrderJerseylaw.