Business parking permit

We are no longer issuing paper business parking permits. If you have a current paper permit, please wait until it expires before applying for a new virtual permit. 

Click the button below to create an online parking account to apply for and buy a permit. If you already have an account, sign in and follow the instructions to apply for a business permit.

Your permit will be a virtual permit and you won’t have to print it at home or wait for us to send it to you.  

You will need to provide the following information:

• proof of the business’s location in the CPZ – an item of current printed business stationery showing the trading address and VAT registration number or company registration number
• proof of vehicle ownership – a vehicle registration document in the business’s name. If the registration document isn’t in the business name, we will need a statement on company headed paper and signed by the company secretary
• a letter on company headed paper explaining how the vehicle is used to support your business. This will be considered by a council officer, who will make the decision whether or not to issue the permit

Once your application is approved you will be able to use your virtual permit straight away.

If you are experiencing problems using your parking permit account, you can contact Customer Services on 020 8489 1000.

Apply for a business parking permit

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Please log in to your online parking account, select the business permit option and follow the instructions.

Permit renewal will be available 5 weeks ahead of when your current permit expires. You will receive an email notifying you your renewal is due.

If you are experiencing problems with your parking permit account, you can contact Customer Services on 020 8489 1000. 

Log in to your online parking account

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Making changes to your virtual permit

You can make changes to your permit in your online parking account.

Updating your contact details

You can update your email address or phone number within your personal details in your online parking account.

Changing your vehicle

You can apply to change the vehicle, or the vehicle’s license plate in your online parking account. This is also known as the number plate or vehicle registration mark (VRM). Do so by viewing the current permit within your online parking account, and selecting the appropriate option.  

You will need to upload the following:

• your new vehicle's V5C document (log book) or a bill of sale on company headed paper
• a signed new keeper’s slip
• if the only change is the VRM, please provide a scanned copy of the certificate of entitlement (V750) provided from the DVLA

If the new vehicle falls into a different emission banding (see the permit price list) we will issue you with a pro rata refund, or contact you to request an additional payment. 

Changing address

If you’ve moved within the CPZ, or to another Haringey CPZ, you can change your address within your personal details in your online parking account. You will be asked to upload proofs for your new address, such as a utility bill, bank statement or rental agreement.

If you have moved outside a Haringey CPZ, please see Refunds below.

Log in to your online parking account

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Cancellations and refunds of virtual permits

If you no longer need your permit, you’re entitled to a pro rata refund for each full, unused month left on your permit.

You can apply for a cancellation of your permit in your online parking account:

Log in to your online parking account

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Following the introduction of new virtual permits, existing paper permits can no longer be renewed.

For information on how to change the details on your paper permit or apply for a refund, visit Changes to your paper parking permit.

Your duties as a permit holder

It’s your duty to ensure:
•    your permit is valid
•    your permit hasn’t expired
•    the registration number is correct
•    your permit is used in accordance with the conditions of issue
•    your permit is returned to us when you move out of the borough

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