Residents permits

Who can apply 

For all car parks except Portesbery Road Car Park, you must live within 200 metres of the car park entrance.

For Portesbery Road you must live on Portesbery Road. Please email for more information: parking.services@surreyheath.gov.uk (link sends email)

You must:

• be able to provide evidence that you live at the property for at least four days per week (applicants can submit one of the following documents: a council tax statement for the current year, utility bill, signed tenancy agreement, mortgage agreement or driving license to meet this criteria)
• to prove ownership and use of a vehicle, the applicant can submit a vehicle registration document DVLA (V5C) or a motor insurance certificate which must show both the resident’s property address and vehicle registration number
• have less than two off-street parking spaces available (applicants can submit a copy of their tenancy agreement to meet this criteria)

Car park locations

Residents permits are available at:

• Bagshot Car Park, The Square, Bagshot GU19 5AY
• Burrell Road Car Park, Frimley GU16 7JG
• Chobham High Street Car Park, Chobham GU24 8LZ
• Watchetts Road Car Park, Camberley, GU15 2UZ
• York Town Car Park, Sullivan Road, Camberley GU15 3AZ
• Portesbery Road, Camberley GU15 3TA

How to apply

You can apply online using our permit system, MiPermit (external link).

Cost

£120 for 12 months.

Cancellation

If you cancel a permit, you can claim a pro rata refund for the remaining full months left on the permit. Please note we reserve the right to cancel a parking permit at any time.

Further information

If you have no off-street parking then you can apply for up to two permits.

If you have one off-street parking space you can apply for one permit.

A permit does not guarantee a parking space.

Permits are only valid for the vehicle they are issued for. You must update your permit via MiPermit before parking your new vehicle. If you fail to do this you may receive a parking ticket. Please allow one hour for changes to be processed.

Permits can only be used in the car park you have applied for.

Your vehicle must be parked within an unrestricted parking bay.

Regular checks are made to protect against false statements and forgery. Legal action may be taken if you have provided false information.