We are currently experiencing difficulties with the application system, which is being addressed. For any queries, contact the Traffic and Transport Team on 1300 653 356.
Residents living in high-traffic areas or streets with parking restrictions may be eligible for a resident parking permit to exempt them from the parking restrictions.
You can choose either a physical permit or electronic permit.
The resident permit(s) cannot be used on a boat, trailer or caravan to exempt these vehicles from an area subject to parking restrictions.
Physical permit
You can use your physical permit in any car.
Electronic permit
These are assigned to your vehicle registration. You can change the car that your permit is assigned to anytime online.
Apply for a parking permit
Eligibility
To make the permit system equitable, there are qualifying reasons as to why you may, or may not, be eligible. Here are some common scenarios to help you determine your eligibility for a parking permit.
| Scenario |
Permits available |
| I live in a house on a standard block |
Maximum of two (2) permits. First permit is free. Second permit is available with a fee of $50 |
| There are two or more houses on one lot where I live, or I live in an apartment that is not above a shop |
Each house is entitled to two (2) permits. First permit is free. Second permit is available with a fee of $50 |
| I live in an apartment above a shop |
Shop-top apartments within residential areas will be subject to the same eligibility requirements as other residential dwellings.
Shop-top apartments in commercial or activities centre zones are eligible for parking permits that allow them to park in residential parking permit areas, however the permit will not exempt them from parking restrictions intended for commercial uses.
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| I need a visitor's permit |
We do not provide visitor permits but you can transfer your valid permit to your visitor's car. |
Please note: addresses in the General Residential Zone Schedules 1 and 2 with two or more dwellings on a lot granted planning advertisement after 28 July 2015 will not be eligible for a permit. These developments are expected to have on-site parking as required under the Kingston Planning Scheme.
Full terms and conditions are available in the Parking Management Policy(PDF, 703KB).
Lost permits
Apply in writing if you lose your residential parking permit.
Email info@kingston.vic.gov.au with the following information:
- Full name
- The number of the lost permit
- Property address
- Contact number