What is NOT one of the types of domicile recognized in the UK?

Domicile in the UK is a significant legal concept that establishes an individual's permanent home and determines their residency for taxation purposes. The types commonly recognized include domicile of origin, domicile of choice, and deemed domicile.

Domicile of origin refers to the domicile assigned to a person at birth, typically that of their parents. This domicile doesn't change unless a person acquires a new domicile of choice. Domicile of choice involves a person choosing to establish a permanent home in a different country, indicating a clear intention to reside there. Deemed domicile applies to individuals who, while not legally domiciled in the UK, are treated as such for tax purposes after residing in the UK for a specific period, marking them as subject to UK law for tax despite their actual domicile status.

The absence of a "temporary domicile" category is key here. While individuals may reside temporarily in different places, this does not constitute a legal domicile type recognized in the context of UK law. Therefore, it is this option that stands out as not being among the established kinds of domicile recognized in the UK.