How to Apply for Resident Priority Parking, Free Parking Times, and Fines for Illegal Parking?
Parking, especially in residential areas, can be a real headache. The Resident Priority Parking System was introduced to address this issue, giving local residents priority parking. Today, we’ll explore how to apply for Resident Priority Parking, free parking times, fines for illegal parking, and how to report it.
What is Resident Priority Parking?
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How to Apply for Resident Priority Parking!
The Resident Priority Parking System is a system designed to alleviate the parking shortage, offering priority parking to residents. Eligible residents can apply for a parking space through their district office and receive priority access during designated hours.
However, Resident Priority Parking is not exclusive parking, but rather a priority right, so it’s important to follow the rules. While anyone can park for free outside of operating hours, please be aware that illegal parking without a parking permit will result in a fine!
How to Apply for Resident Priority Parking
First, you need to check if you qualify. Residents who are registered as residents and actually live in the area, as well as business owners and company vehicle users, are all eligible to apply. Let’s learn more about the application requirements and process.
1. Who Qualifies for Resident Priority Parking?
Residents: You must be registered as a resident of the area.
Business Owners: You can also apply if you own a business or store in the area!
Company Vehicle Users: If you’re registered as a resident in the area, you can use your company vehicle.
Office Workers: Even if you live outside the area, you can still work in the area!
To apply, you’ll need the following documents. Basic documents like a copy of your resident registration and a copy of your vehicle registration are required. For employees, a certificate of employment is required, and for business owners, a copy of your business registration is required.
2. Apply for Resident Priority Parking!
You can apply online, in person, or by fax. The following methods are available:
Online Application: Visit the website of your district office or the Facilities Corporation → Register as a member and log in → Fill out the application form and submit it. Apply in person: Visit your district office, fill out the application, and submit it!
Apply by fax: Scan the documents and fax them.
3. Seoul Metropolitan Facilities Corporation Website Summary
This is the website for all Seoul Metropolitan Facilities Corporations. Apply for resident priority parking at your local facility corporation! 거주자 우선주차 신청
Seoul Metropolitan Facilities Corporation Websites 좋은뉴스
Go to Gangnam-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Gangdong-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Gangbuk-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Gangseo-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Gwanak-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Gwangjin-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Guro-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Geumcheon-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Nowon-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Dobong-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Dongdaemun-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Dongjak-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Mapo-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Seodaemun-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Seocho-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Seongdong-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Seongbuk-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Songpa-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Yangcheon-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Yeongdeungpo-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Yongsan-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Eunpyeong-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Jongno-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Jung-gu Facilities Corporation
Go to Jungnang-gu Facilities Corporation
You can apply for the Resident Priority Parking Program in other areas besides Seoul. Search for the facility corporation in your area on Naver or Daum.
Resident Priority Parking Fees
Resident Priority Parking fees may vary depending on the time of day and location. Typical fees are listed below.
Full-time (24 hours): ₩30,000 – ₩50,000 per month
Daytime (9:00 – 18:00): ₩20,000 – ₩36,000 per month
Nighttime (18:00 – 19:00): ₩20,000 – ₩25,000 per month
Discounts are available for those who qualify. Discounts range from 50% to 80% for light vehicles, people with disabilities, veterans, families with multiple children, and low-emission vehicles.
Free Resident Parking Hours
The Resident Parking system has separate operating hours, with parking passes required and free hours available. Parking is free outside of operating hours, and is typically divided into daytime and nighttime hours.
Daytime operating hours: Typically 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, during which time a parking pass is required. Nighttime operating hours: 6 PM to 9 AM the following day. Parking is permitted without a parking permit during this time.
Free parking hours may vary slightly by region, so please check with your local district office or management office for the most accurate information!
What are the fines for illegal parking?
You can’t just park anywhere. Therefore, illegal parking is subject to fines. Parking without a parking permit or exceeding the designated parking space will result in a minimum fine of 20,000 won. Please note that your vehicle may also be towed.
Residential Priority Parking: How to Report Illegal Parking
You can report illegal parking in the following ways:
Reporting by phone: Call the district office or management office where you applied for parking.
Safety Reporting App: To report through this app, simply enter the vehicle number and the situation.
Download the Safety Newspaper app (Android)
Download the Safety Newspaper app (iPhone)
Repeated illegal parking will result in additional fees, and multiple violations can result in the loss of parking privileges. So, please be sure to follow parking rules!
In conclusion
Today, we learned about resident priority parking. If you live in a busy residential area, why not consider applying for it?