Permits are issued for 6-month periods from Dec 1st to May 31st & June 1st to November 30th.
Note: Someone else can purchase the permit for you, provided the proper documentation is presented.
Current permit holders have permits that will expire on November 30, 2022
- Those that pre-paid will receive their next term permit in early November
- Those who have not pre-paid will receive a renewal notice near the end of October
- Online renewal should be requested before November 25, 2022, to ensure you receive your new permit in the mail before December 1, 2022
We encourage permit holders with no change to their account (i.e. same licence plate, same address) to renew online.
Permit holders with updates (i.e. change of licence plate, change of address, change of priority) are asked to visit our office with their updated documents.
Customers SHOULD NOT email Permit Parking their notices and credit card information.
Permit holders can renew their permit without their renewal notice provided they have their vehicle registration handy (and their place is up-to-date).
First time applications:
New applications will be processed via mail. We encourage new applicants to contact our office before mailing in an application to ensure they have the proper documents.
Renewal options:
Online (this option is only available during the renewal period (October 17, 2022, to December 5, 2022)
2) Mail
3) In person at Toronto City Hall (only) 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Monday to Friday. Extended hours until 6:00 p.m. November 29, November 30, and December 1, 2022.
If there is parking on the property where you reside, you must provide evidence that you do not have access to it in order for you to obtain a permit at a lower fee.
Further information on parking permits, including how to obtain a parking permit, lost permits, fees, change of address and much more can be found on the City of Toronto website.
Waitlist
Certain streets and areas are wait-listed if there are no available parking spaces. To be placed on a waitlist, complete and submit a waitlist application. Once the application is processed, you will be notified when a parking space becomes available.
Car-share vehicle parking
Car-share organizations and companies can submit applications to Transportation Services for the creation of on-street car-share vehicle parking areas (CVPAs).
Additional details are available on the City of Toronto website.
North York and Scarborough
Permit Parking is a resident-driven initiative. Certain areas of North York and Scarborough are unfortunately exempt from requesting the program. This includes the area bounded by:
- Steeles Avenue to the north, Highway 401 on the south, Victoria Park Avenue on the east and the Humber River on the west.
- It further excludes the area of Highway 401 to the north, Victoria Park Avenue to the east, the Canadian Pacific Railway to Sunrise Avenue and or Northline Road to the south and the Canadian Pacific Railway from Highway 401 to Don Mills Road the west.
- Exemptions are made for the streets/area bounded by Jane St, east of Allen Road on the west, Highway 401 on the south and Grandravine Drive from Jane Street to Keele Street on the north, Keele Street from Grandravine Drive to Sheppard Avenue West and Sheppard Avenue West from Keele Street to Allen Road.
Permit Parking is further excluded from the area bounded on the north by Steeles Avenue East, Lake Ontario on the south, Victoria Park Avenue on the west and Pickering Town Line to the Rouge River and the Rouge River to Lake Ontario on the east.
- Exemptions are made for the streets/area bounded by Victoria Park Avenue on the west, Danforth Avenue on the north, Warden Avenue on the east, and the Canadian National Railway (Kingston Subdivision) on the south
- Victoria Park Avenue on the west, Gerrard Street East on the north, Blantyre Avenue on the east, and Kingston Road on the south
- The area is bounded by Victoria Park Avenue on the west, Kingston Road on the north, Fallingbrooke Road on the east and Queen Street East on the south
- Haig Avenue from Kingston Road to the south end of Haig Avenue
- Warden Avenue from Kingston Road to the south end of Warden Avenue
- Queensbury Avenue from Kingston Road to a point 300 metres north of Kingston Road
- Pringdale Gardens Circle, east of Danforth Road.
