Parking permit
What is it?
If you want to park your vehicle in the neighborhood where you live, in some cases you need a parking permit. This only applies to the Kerkstraat in Bredevoort and the parking lot near the Prinsenstraat in Aalten (behind house numbers 23 to 25). You can apply to the municipality for a parking permit at a certain rate.
How does it work?
To park within a parking permit zone, you need a parking permit. Some conditions apply to this:
- You own the vehicle or are a user of a leased or company car.
- You live in an area where you must have a parking permit.
- You are registered as a resident of the municipality.
- You do not have your own parking, such as a garage or driveway.
What to do.
Under the 'Directly arrange' section, you can submit the application online. If there is no waiting list, the municipality will process your application immediately. You will often receive the parking permit within 5 working days.
If the municipality rejects your permit application, you can object within 6 weeks to the municipality.
What do I need?
For your application, you will need the following documents:
- A digital copy of your driver's license which you can attach to the application
- A digital copy of the registration certificate of your (leased) car which you can attach to the application
Directly arrange
The form below allows you to apply online for a parking permit.
Parking permit application- choose the activity Traffic, transportation, parking
Additional Information
You will pay for the permit at the same time as this application. In the unlikely event that the permit is not granted, the amount paid will be refunded to your account.
Privacy
All information you provide to us will be treated with care. Personal and/or address information will be used only for the purpose for which you have provided it.
What does it cost?
The fee (2024) for processing an application for a new or amended parking permit is €49.55.
The fee (2025) for processing an application for a new or amended parking permit is €50.60.
Additional information
A parking permit is different from a parking waiver. A parking waiver usually allows you to park temporarily in a spot where it is not normally allowed.