Get Disability Vehicle Permit

You can use our online self-service website to apply for a parking permit. You will need to register for online self-service.

However, if you only need to find a park for a short time, the City of Sydney has introduced free 15-minute parking in main street retail areas outside the city area. Look out for the signage outlining this option and press a button marked '1/4 P free with ticket', then place the ticket on your dashboard.

Register at https://online.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/ParkingPermit If mailing your application, please supply copies of documents not originals. You may be eligible for a Resident Parking Permit if: 1. You are a resident of the City, and not a guest of a hotel, hostel or serviced apartment; 2.

A disability parking permit does not entitle the permit holder to free parking, unless stated on the permissive parking sign. Parking can differ from one local council to another and permit holders should always check the permissive parking sign.

You can reapply online, in person or by post. Apply using the disability parking permit (individual) online service. Download the Australian disability parking permit application (F4814) (PDF) and complete Section 1. Lodge your application in person or by post.

Permit applications must be done online at Accessible Parking Permit website (External link); paper-based applications can be completed in person through your local council.

Permit applications must be done online at Accessible Parking Permit website (External link); paper-based applications can be completed in person through your local council.

unable to walk due to the permanent or temporary loss of use of one or both legs, or other permanent medical or physical condition. whose physical condition is detrimentally affected as a result of walking 100 metres, or.

Registered vehicles less than 4.5 tonnes in weight (GVM - Gross Vehicle Mass) or less then 7.5 metres in length can park on residential streets for an unlimited time. Vehicles larger than this can only park on a residential street for a maximum of 1 hour unless otherwise specified by a parking sign.

Apply for a visitor parking permit. Available across the City of Sydney's area for eligible residential properties. $2 Visitor parking permits are $2 a permit or $1 with a pensioner concession minimum purchase of 10 permits.

Beach parking permits allow residents displaying a permit to park free in foreshore car parks within Bayside including Beach Road and the Esplanade. Two free permits are issued to each household with your rate notice every 3 years. If your permits aren't delivered with your rate notice, please let us know.

You can reapply online, in person or by post. Apply using the disability parking permit (individual) online service. Download the Australian disability parking permit application (F4814) (PDF) and complete Section 1. Lodge your application in person or by post.