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Do you offer any parking for residents?

Yes, our resident parking bays operate between 8am and 6pm. Anyone living, or who has a business, within our  permit zone (PDF) [57KB] (opens new window)  can apply for a permit.

Parking permit scheme

A parking permit scheme is available for anyone who lives, or who has a business, within the resident zone in Great Yarmouth. This scheme is administered by King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council and it works alongside Norfolk County Council to run this.

  • If your property falls within the resident parking zone, you will be eligible to apply for a permit.
  • The permit is a virtual permit so you will not need to display a permit in your vehicle.
  • The permit is for vehicles that will be parked on the street within the resident zone. You do not need a permit to park on your driveway.
  • Motorbikes, mopeds and all powered two wheelers do not require a permit.
  • Any resident with a vehicle registered at an address within the zone can apply for a permit. If your household has more than one vehicle registered to your address, all vehicles will need a permit to park on the street.
  • If you have regular visitors to your property, you can also apply for one visitor permit per property address.
  • If you are a business within the resident parking zone, you can apply for one business permit and one business visitor permit. 

Before you apply for a permit

Resident Parking Permit and Resident Visitor Parking Permit

To apply for a residents parking permit you will need:

  • your vehicle registration number
  • the vehicles DVLA registration document (the address on the DVLA document should match your permit application)
  • a Council Tax bill or utility bill for your address
  • your tenancy agreement (if you rent)

To apply for a visitor parking permit you will need:

  • a utility bill for your address

Business Parking Permit and Business Visitor Parking Permit

If you are the principal occupier of a business in the resident parking zone, you may apply for the issue of a business permit. The permit allows you to park your vehicle in the resident zone. Only one annual business permit will be issued per property.

You may also apply for one annual visitor permit per property per year. 

To apply for a business parking permit you will need:

  • your vehicle registration number
  • the vehicles DVLA registration document (the address on the DVLA document should match your permit application)
  • a utility bill for the business address

To apply for a business visitor parking permit you will need:

  • a utility bill for the business address

Permit prices

  • Resident Annual - £54 each
  • Resident Visitor Annual - £54 each
  • Business Annual - £163 each
  • Business Visitor Annual - £54 each

Blue Badge holders

Home and business owners that have a valid blue badge are entitled to a free permit, one per property address. You will need to display the blue badge on your windscreen at all times.

Company vehicles

If you have a company vehicle, you will need to supply a letter from your employer on letter headed paper confirming:

  • the details of the vehicle they have provided to you
  • it is for your sole use
  • it is kept at the property address

How to apply?

Once you have all the necessary documents, you can apply online for a permit (opens new window). Please note: the application is made and processed through the MiPermit Portal.

What happens next?

Once your application has been processed, you will be notified by email. As it is a virtual permit, you will not need to display a permit in your vehicle. Once  your application has been confirmed as complete, you will be able to park. 

You will need to renew your permit each year. You will receive an email four weeks in advance of your permit needing renewal.

Notifying a change

To make a change to your permit, you will need to log in to your account (this account will be set up when you first apply for a permit).

If you're purchasing a new vehicle, you may not have your DVLA registration document. Please email parkingpermits@west-norfolk.gov.uk straight away.

Last modified on 06 September 2023

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