EU parking card for the disabled
<ul>
 <li>Display the parking permit clearly on the windscreen of your vehicle.</li>
 <li>The standardised EU parking permit is valid in Germany, the EU and many other countries. You can find a list of all 52 member states online at the International Transport Forum (ITF).</li>
 <li>The parking permit is valid for a maximum of five years. After that, you must apply for a new one.</li>
</ul>
<p>Together with the parking permit, you will receive a notice explaining all the parking options and a leaflet for travelling abroad.</p>
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# EU parking card for the disabled

## Summary

Disabled persons can apply for an EU parking permit (light blue). This allows them to park in car parks for the severely disabled and they do not have to pay any parking fees.
## Description

* Display the parking permit clearly on the windscreen of your vehicle.
* The standardised EU parking permit is valid in Germany, the EU and many other countries. You can find a list of all 52 member states online at the International Transport Forum (ITF).
* The parking permit is valid for a maximum of five years. After that, you must apply for a new one.

Together with the parking permit, you will receive a notice explaining all the parking options and a leaflet for travelling abroad.

## Responsible Department

KVR
## Required Documents

* Severely disabled person's pass (front and back) or certificate from the ZBFS confirming functional impairment
* Passport photo (for the back of the parking permit)

## Prerequisites

Type of disability:

* Exceptionally disabled persons (mark "aG" in the severely disabled person's pass)
* Blind people (mark "BI" in the severely disabled person's pass)
* Thalidomide victims (bilateral amelia or phocomelia) and people with comparable impairments (e.g. amputation of both arms)

Further requirements:

* You are registered as having your main residence in Munich.
* The disability has been officially recognised by the Bavarian Family and Social Affairs Centre (ZBFS, formerly known as the "Versorgungsamt"). You have a severely disabled person's pass or a certificate from the ZBFS.

## Please Note

Please submit an application with the necessary proof of health. If you would like to visit us in person, please contact us in advance by e-mail. Please note that we will not be able to give you a parking permit even if you visit us in person.

## Fee Range

free of charge

## Processing Time

About 2 weeks

## Legal Basis

Road Traffic Regulations

## Further Links

* [General Data Protection Regulation](https://stadt.muenchen.de/infos/dsgvo-datenschutzgrundverordnung.html)
* [Disabled parking spaces in Munich](https://stadt.muenchen.de/service/info/1063832/n0/)
* [ZBFS Bavaria](https://www.zbfs.bayern.de/)
* [International Transport Forum](https://www.itf-oecd.org/member-countries)
* [Apply online](https://service.muenchen.de/intelliform/forms/01/02/02/schwerbehindertenparkausweis/index)
* [Loss of the parking permit](https://service.muenchen.de/intelliform/forms/01/02/02/verlustmeldung_parkausweis/index)

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