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Want to buy public parking space permit in Abu Dhabi? Here’s how to

The parking permits will be issued for one, three, six or 12 month terms

Published: March 09, 2021 20:37 Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor

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Abu Dhabi has introduced limited term parking permit that can be used by vehicle owners to park in public parking spaces. — New limited term parking permits have been announced in Abu Dhabi. Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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In an announcement made on March 8, Abu Dhabi’s Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) provided details of how individuals and companies that regularly use public parking spaces can apply for the permit. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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Fees The limited-term parking permits are for standard parking spaces and are issued for the following time periods: — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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Companies and individuals can issue the permit for each of their vehicles. Different entities, mail delivery companies and service providers may also issue the permit for their vehicles or motorcyles. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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How to apply 1. Visit the link in the caption below and enter your traffic file number. You can find the number on your vehicle registration card. — To apply, visit: https://itc.gov.ae/services/Services-Categories/MAWAQiF/Limited-Term-Permits-for-Standard-Parking Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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2. You will then receive a one-time password on your registered mobile number. 3. Select the vehicle for which you want to apply for a parking permit. Select the duration – one, three, six or 12 months. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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4. Make the payment online. Once you have made the payment, the vehicle will be registered on the online system and you will be able to park in the paid parking areas. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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However, it is important to note that the limited-term permit does not replace resident parking permits, it replaces the daily parking ticket for standard parking which costs Dh2 per hour and Dh15 a day. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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Resident parking permits are linked to a resident’s tenancy contract, and only allows the permit holder to park in a specific area around their place of residence. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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Also, the limited-term parking permit does not allow the user to reserve a parking, use reserved parking spaces or park in prohibited areas. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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The permit is issued within the same day, once the fees have been paid. Before your permit expires, you will receive an SMS on the registered mobile number, notifying you of the date of expiry. — Image Credit: Gulf News archives

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