Access easy parking near your governmental entity-owned or rented residence in International City. This permit is designed for residential buildings without internal parking.
- Convenient parking access
- Free, 1-year parking permit
- Renewable permit
Benefit from parking near your residence in International City, with a free 1-year permit.
Governmental entities owning or renting residential units in International City
- Vehicle details
- DEWA premises number (for owners)
- Ejari number (for tenants)
- The permit is designated for residents in buildings with no internal parking in International City.
- You can link only 1 vehicle to your permit.
- Each unit can have only 1 permit.
- You can change the vehicle linked to the permit, with a minimum interval of 24 hours between changes.
- The tenant can obtain the permit if the owner previously held it; the permit will then be cancelled for the owner.
- Commercial units can’t get a permit.
- The permit held by the owner or tenant can be renewed within 20 days of the permit’s expiry date.
- Misused permits are subject to fines or cancellation.
- You can't use your permit to park in reserved parking spaces.
- Buildings in International City that are single-owned and already have parking (such as CBD, Limitless, and TPD buildings) can’t get a permit.
Q: Who’s eligible for a free parking permit?
A: Each residential unit in a building with no existing parking is eligible for 1 free parking permit linked to 1 vehicle.
Q: Are parking permits available for commercial units?
A: No, parking permits are available for residential units only.
Q: What if the residential unit has more than 1 vehicle?
A: If a residential unit has more than 1 vehicle, the additional vehicles must be registered under a paid parking subscription.
Q: How can I apply for permits?
A: Applications can be submitted through the Parkin app or the official Parkin website.
Q: Is the application process complicated?
A: No. The steps are clearly explained and easy to follow on both the Parkin website and mobile app.
Q: What happens if I don’t pay for parking and don’t have a permit?
A: Vehicles parked will be subject to fines, in accordance with applicable regulations.
Q: Does having a parking permit guarantee a parking space?
A: No, a parking permit doesn’t guarantee the availability of parking spaces. You must find an available parking space within the designated parking zone.
The permit is designated for residents in buildings with no internal parking in International City.
Each unit can have only 1 permit and you can link only 1 vehicle to the permit.
You can change the vehicle linked to the permit, with a minimum interval of 24 hours between changes.
You can't use your permit to park in reserved parking spaces.
The tenant can obtain the permit if the owner previously held it; the permit will then be cancelled for the owner.
Commercial units can’t get a permit.
The permit held by the owner or tenant can be renewed within 20 days of the permit’s expiry date.
Misused permits are subject to fines or cancellation.
Buildings in International City that are single-owned and already have parking (such as CBD, Limitless, and TPD buildings) can’t get a permit.