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Buy visitor e-vouchers

How to buy and use visitor e-vouchers that let your visitors park near you.

What you need to buy visitor e-vouchers

If you have not bought e-vouchers before, you will need:

  • a RingGo account
  • a resident visitor permit 

Create a RingGo account

Create a RingGo account on their website.

You will need:

  • a mobile phone number
  • name and email address
  • a password.

Resident visitor permit

Follow these steps to apply for a resident visitor permit.

  1. Log in to your RingGo account.
  2. Click 'apply for a new permit'
  3. Choose 'resident visitor application'

You will need to give your:

  • post code
  • address
  • name
  • proof of address

As proof of address, RingGo accepts:

  • driving licence
  • benefit or pension book
  • electoral register
  • Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) letter
  • energy or water bill (dated in the last three months)
  • tenancy agreement
  • latest council tax bill

We may double-check with the electoral roll or ask for more proof of your address.

Buy visitor e-vouchers

When you have a resident visitor permit with RingGo, you can buy visitor e-vouchers.

You can buy e-vouchers:

You will need:

  • your visitor’s vehicle registration number (e-vouchers are linked to the vehicle's number plate)
  • how long your visitor needs to park 
  • debit or credit card

You can get e-vouchers to use straight away or up to two days in advance. 

If you don’t have the internet or cannot use a computer or mobile phone, you can:

Refunds

To get a refund, you must tell us by 4pm the day before you needed to use the e-voucher.

To cancel an advance booking, you must contact RingGo by 4pm on the day before the session starts.

To contact RingGo:

You will need details of the parking session you want to cancel. 

Terms and conditions

Read the e-voucher terms and conditions.

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