Visitor parking permits
Fees
| Permit Type | Display | Conditions | Price | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visitor | Laminated paper permit clearly displayed on vehicle dashboard | Park in your designated area with no time limits | $129 | 1 year |
Do you hold a Concession card?
Eligible concession card holders pay a flat fee of $26 per visitor permit. To be eligible, the address details on your concession card must match the property address of your permit application and you must be the primary cardholder. More details and approved concession cards accepted can be found here Identification and Documents Required.
Check if you are eligible
Not all residents are eligible for a visitor parking permit.
If you need a visitor permit urgently, come to a customer service counter with the required documentation. If you are eligible, we can issue the permit on the spot. Bring all the correct identification documents to make it easy.
Apply online
If you are a registered user of My Port Phillip, you're nearly ready to apply online. Take a look at the identification requirements before you login.
If you're not, or feel unsure, you can visit our guide page for help.
Using your visitor parking permit
Visitor Permits can only be used to visit the residential property that it is linked to.
They must be displayed clearly on the passenger side of the front windscreen of the visiting vehicle. Our parking enforcement team need to see the permit details easily.
Visitor permit details are:
- permit number
- area you can park in
- date the permit expires.
Where you can park with a visitor parking permit:
- in designated permit zones (in the street or area listed on the permit)
- without time limits in time-restricted areas (of 30+ minutes)
You cannot use a visitor parking permit for:
- Parking in clearways, no stopping, loading zones, and any other red sign restrictions.
- Any commercial purposes.
- Parking a truck, trailer, motorcycle, bus, coach, towable caravan, vehicle over 7.5m in length or vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) greater than 4.5 tonnes. Permits are considered invalid if displayed on any of these vehicles.
Don’t copy, reproduce or tamper with your permit. If we think a parking permit is being misused, we may ask Victoria Police to investigate it as a criminal offence.
Short stay accommodation parking
Properties utilised as short stay accommodation are ineligible for residential parking permits which includes Visitor parking permits as per the Parking Management Policy 2020. Permits are not issued to landlords or hosts for the purpose of short stay accommodation guest parking.
If you have concerns about parking related to a short stay rental property, let us know. We can investigate.
Send us a message on My Port Phillip.
Phone: 03 9209 6777