Applying for a Residential Parking ePermit is entirely online. Follow these steps to make the process smooth and avoid delays.
Step 1 – Prepare Your Information
Before starting your application, gather the following:
- Valid email address – All communications and permit confirmations will be sent here.
- Mobile phone number – For verification or alerts.
- Credit or debit card – Only required if applying for a second or third permit; your card will be charged after approval. Card details are not retained.
- Proof of residency – One document showing your name and residential address:
- Lease agreement or bond receipt
- Bank statement delivered to the property
- Utility bill (gas, electricity, phone) in your name
- Pension or seniors health card
Tip: Ensure the document matches the address within the Whitehorse municipality where you are applying. Council rate notices are not accepted as proof.
Step 2 – Create an ePermit Account
- Visit the Whitehorse ePermits portal.
- Click “Register New User” and enter your details.
- Verify your email via the confirmation link sent to your inbox (check Spam/Junk folder if not received).
- Log in to your new account.
Tip: Keep your login credentials safe. They will be needed for updating vehicle details, renewing permits, or changing address.
Step 3 – Submit Your Application
- Select “Apply for a Permit” → “Residential Permits”.
- Choose the type of permit:
- First Residential Permit
- Second Residential Permit
- Third Residential Permit
- Enter your vehicle registration details. Make sure they are accurate, as Parking Officers check these electronically.
- Upload your proof of residency document.
- Review your application for accuracy and submit.
Tip: Double-check spelling of your name and address to avoid delays.
Step 4 – Payment (if applicable)
- Only applies if you are applying for a second or third ePermit.
- Payment is processed after your application is approved.
- Card details are not stored once payment is complete.
Step 5 – Application Review
- Applications are reviewed by Council staff within 5–7 business days.
- You will receive a confirmation email once your ePermit is approved.
- No physical permit is issued; your permit is linked electronically to your vehicle registration.
Tip: If your application is declined, the email will include instructions for appeal or resubmission.
Step 6 – After Approval
- Your ePermit is immediately active upon approval.
- Parking Officers can verify your permit electronically; no display is required.
- Keep your login details to update vehicles, move house, or renew permits in future.
Updating Your ePermit
- Change Vehicle: Log in → Select ePermit → Edit registration → Save
- Move House within Whitehorse: Update address in User Profile → Save → Apply for new permits
Guide to updating an ePermit vehicle registration ( PDF 293.99KB)
Guide for moving within Whitehorse with an ePermit ( PDF 218.67KB)
Expiry & Renewal
- Reminder email one month before expiry
Permits automatically cancelled if you move or new tenants apply