Check your eligibility

Are permits available at your address? Find out, plus learn which ones and how many you can get.
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Check what area you live in

There are 35 permit areas in Port Phillip. If you have a permit, you can park in permit zones within your area.
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What ID do you need to apply?

Different permits require different ID. Discover what you'll need for the permit you want to apply for.
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Change, replace or cancel a permit

Moving, lost a permit, leaving Port Phillip? All the answers and next steps are here.
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Ready to apply for a permit?

If you're ready to apply, and have all the documentation needed, you can check out our guide to applying online.
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Is it time to renew your permit?

If your permit is within 21 days of expiring, you can renew. Check out our guide if you need help.
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Please download the Digital Parking Permit guide for information on how to use a Resident, Combined resident and foreshore or Foreshore parking permit. The guide includes all terms and conditions.

Parking permit costs

Permit TypeWhat it doesPriceExpiry
ResidentAllows you to park in your designated area with no time limits$921 year
Combined Resident and ForeshoreAllows you to park in your designated area with no time limits and free parking at the foreshore within time limits in designated locations$1521 year
Foreshore

Free parking within the time restrictions in designated locations

$721 year
VisitorAllows you to park in your designated area with no time limits (permit must be displayed to be valid)$1291 year

Do you hold a Concession card?

Eligible concession card holders are only required to pay a flat fee of $26 per parking permit (this includes resident, combined, foreshore and visitor permits). Check the supporting documents page for more details and accepted concession cards.

Please note: concession discounts will not be applied to any permits already issued.

Parking Permit FAQs

Misuse of parking permits

Misuse of permits means fewer parking spaces for legitimate permit holders. We want to ensure the parking allocated to them is available.

We've made changes to the Local Law, introduced 1 August 2023 in relation to the unauthorised use of Parking Permits.

This amendment makes it an offence to sell or purchase, hire, lease, licence or receive a residential parking permit that has been allocated to another person.

If you think a parking permit is being misused, please report it to us.

Short stay accommodation parking

Short stay accommodation and rentals are usually rented via online providers like AirBNB, Stayz and Booking.com. Property owners can't get or keep residential parking permits (including Visitor permits) if they do not live at the property. Parking permits cannot be used for any commercial purposes.

If you have concerns about parking related to a short stay rental property, let us know. We can investigate. Go online to make your request anytime. You can call us on 03 9209 6777 if you prefer.