Parking permits
From 5 pm Friday 28 June, My Port Phillip will be unavailable while we complete essential end-of-financial-year activities.
My Port Phillip will be available again from 1 pm on Monday 1 July. If you need urgent assistance during this time, call us on 03 9209 6777. St Kilda Town Hall will be closed from 4 pm on Friday 28 June until 1 pm Monday 1 July. Port Melbourne Town Hall is closed on Monday 1 July.
Why we need parking permits?
Parking permits don’t guarantee a parking space however they support management and prioritisation of our parking spaces to give everyone who needs parking fairer access.
The Parking Management Policy provides the framework through which Council manages parking across our City. The number of permits and type of parking permit available depends on what area of our City you live, the dwelling you live in, the year the dwelling was build, and access to driveways, crossovers and off-street parking.
It is an offence to accept a permit, if you are not the permit holder or legitimate visitor. It is also an offence to sell, give away or rent a parking permit and you maybe found in breach of the City of Port Phillip’s Local Law No 1 (Community Amenity) 2013.
Parking permit cost
| Permit Type | Display | Conditions | Price | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resident | Window Sticker | Park in your designated area with no time limits | $90 | 1 year |
| Combined Resident and Foreshore | Window Sticker | Park in your designated area with no time limits and free park at the foreshore within time limits | $142 | 1 year |
| Foreshore | Window Sticker | Free Parking within the time restrictions | $68 | 1 year |
| Visitor | Paper permit to be displayed on vehicle dash | Park in your designated area with no time limits | $126 | 1 year |
Do you hold a Concession card?
From 1 July 2023, eligible concession card holders are only required to pay a flat fee of $25 per parking permit (this includes resident, combined, foreshore and visitor permits). To be eligible, the address on your concession card must match the property address of your permit application and you must be the primary cardholder. Check Identification and documents required page for more details and accepted concession cards.
Current wait time for your parking permit
We are doing everything we can to get this new permit to you as soon as possible. Please note: If you have applied for resident, combined resident and foreshore or a foreshore parking permit, your vehicle has digital coverage while we process residential applications.
Visitor Permits are not valid until displayed in a vehicle.
You can check the status of your permit application online. Login to your My Port Phillip account at any time and check the My Parking Permit section of your account.
| Status | Processing time |
|---|---|
| Normal | Registration permits: 21 days |
| Very busy | Registration permits: 28 days |
| Extremely busy | Registration permits: 45 days |
Please allow an additional 5 business days for your permit to arrive via Australia Post.
Wait times last updated 16 May 2024.
