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Disabled Parking Permit in Israel

Do you have medical problems, difficulty walking or other orthopaedic problems?

Let us help you obtain the disabled parking permit you are entitled to, quickly and efficiently

Let our experts handle the issue of your disabled parking permit efficiently, with close support until you receive it.

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What does a disabled parking permit give you?

Parking in more convenient locations
Free parking throughout Israel
A significantly reduced vehicle licence fee
Free parking in regulated car parks

Which medical conditions may qualify for a disabled parking permit?

Examples of medical problems, difficulties and illnesses that may qualify:

Disabled parking permit for:

Orthopaedic problems

Orthopaedic problems including back and knee pain, a herniated or chronically bulging disc – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Diabetes and dialysis

Diabetes, dialysis and diabetes-related conditions – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Cancer

Cancer and chemotherapy treatment – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Heart disease

Heart disease and heart problems or pain – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Paralysis and cerebral palsy

Paralysis of the legs or knees and inability to move about, including cerebral palsy or after a stroke – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Lung disease

Lung disease and chronic lung conditions – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and dementia

Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s or dementia – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Autism and parents of children with disabilities

Parents of children with disabilities, autism and parents of children with a disability rating – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Blindness

Blindness or visual impairment – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Patients needing nursing care

Patients needing nursing care or with difficulty walking and moving – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Psychiatric conditions

Psychiatric conditions – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

Disabled parking permit for:

Back and knee pain

Back and knee pain, difficulty walking and reduced mobility – these and more may entitle you to a disabled parking permit.

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Frequently asked questions

Who issues a disabled parking badge in Israel?

The Licensing Authority at the Ministry of Transport.

Who may be eligible?

Among others, blind people, people with limited mobility who need a wheelchair, and people with medical confirmation meeting the Ministry of Transport’s criteria. Eligibility is assessed based on medical documents.

How do I apply?

Using an online form on the government website or by mail, with recent medical documents and the numbers of the vehicles the badge will be linked to. If rejected, an appeal can be filed with additional information.

What does the badge allow?

Parking in certain places where parking is normally prohibited, under set conditions, and a reduced licence fee for one vehicle.