Resident parking permit

You can apply for a Resident Parking Permit if:

• You live in a parking permit zone and you are registered as a resident at the address in the parking permit zone.
• The car's number plate is in your name.
• If you have a lease car, the lease contract is in your name. If you have a company car, you have a declaration from your employer (holder's declaration) that you are the only and everyday driver of the car. 

When new buildings are built, or if buildings are renovated, agreements are reached with the project developer about parking.  This may mean that you will not get a parking permit. 
 

1st Parking Permit

You can apply for this parking permit if: 

• You do not have your own Private Parking Facilities at your home (POET). For example, a driveway, garage, parking area or car park.
• Maximum 1 1st parking permit for each address.
• Apply in P-Loket with DigiD.

Do you have Private Parking Facilities (POET)? For your first car register in P-Loket that you have Private Parking Facilities (POET). You will find more information and an explanation at: Private Parking Facilities (POET) on this page.

2nd - 4th Parking Permit

You can apply for this parking permit if:

• For the 1st car at your address you have a 1st Resident parking permit.
• You have registered the number plate of the 1st car at your address in P-Loket as 'Private Parking Facilities' (POET).
• Apply in P-Loket with DigiD.

Conditions:

• The number plates on the 2nd - 4th parking permits may not be the same as the number plate to which the 1st parking permit or Private Parking Facilities are registered.
• The 2nd - 4th parking permits are issued if there are sufficient parking spaces within your permit zone. 

Private Parking Facilities (POET)

Private Parking Facilities include a garage, carport, a paved area or paved parking space on your own premises, or a driveway. These are considered to be 'Private Parking Facilities' when the following conditions are met: 

• A driveway/area which is 2.30 metres wide and 5.00 metres long. 
• A garage with a passageway at least 2.30 metres in width, and internally at least 2.65 metres wide and 5.00 metres long. 
• The driveway/area or garage can actually be used to park a car on or in. If the parking facility is structurally suitable for parking, the driveway/area or garage is considered to be a 'Private Parking Facility'.   This includes if you use this for another purpose (e.g. to store bicycles or other items). 

Being able to buy or rent a parking facility that is built or laid during the construction of a house is also considered to be a 'Private Parking Facility'. For example, a parking space in a car park belonging to an apartment complex. In this case, no minimum dimensions apply.

It does not take into account costs for hiring or buying a parking facility.
This does not take into account the absence of a charging facility.

Register first car for POET (Private Parking Facilities)

• Log into P-Loket with DigiD.
• Under 'Products you can apply for', choose 'Resident Number Plate registration for residents with Private Parking Facilities (POET)'. 
• Park the car with this number plate on your own premises. 
• Please note: you cannot apply for other parking permits for the number plate you register for 'Private Parking Facilities' (POET).

If you have a POET and you wish to apply for a parking permit at your address for your 2nd, 3rd or 4th car, always first register for POET.

Temporary parking permit

Would you like to apply for a parking permit for your new address? You can apply for a permit once the council has registered you at that address. Until then you can apply for a Temporary Parking Permit to allow parking for house removal vans or to be able to perform work on your house, for example.
Log into P-Loket to see which permits are available to you. In P-Loket, your details tell you which address you are registered at. 
 

If you move house, cancel your parking permit in P-Loket. This includes if you will live in the same permit zone. You cannot transfer the parking permit to the new resident(s). 

Also cancel your parking permit if you no longer have a car. 
 

If you have a different car temporarily, for example, a hire or lease car, or you have bought a new car, tell us about the number plate change.