Parking fines
Please act by the due date on your notice or reminder. You may face extra fees and penalties if you pay or appeal late.
Manage your parking fine online
Use our Parking Infringement Portal to:
- pay your fine by credit card (Visa/Mastercard)
- view photos taken when the fine was issued
- request a review
- ask for more time or apply for a payment plan
- nominate the person who was driving
- choose to have the matter heard in court.
Have your infringement number and the offence date ready. These details are on your notice.
A new fine can take up to 2 business days to appear in the portal.
When you need a portal account
You do not need an account to:
- pay a fine
- view photos.
You need to create an account to:
- request a review
- ask for a payment plan
- nominate another driver
- choose to have the matter heard in court.
Your parking infringement portal account is separate from your My Port Phillip account.
Pay your parking fine
You can pay:
- online
- by phone
- at Australia Post
- by post.
If you cannot pay the full amount by the due date, you can ask for more time or apply for a payment plan.
Ask for a review of your fine
You can request a review if you believe your parking fine should not have been issued. A review is sometimes called an appeal or internal review.
Before you apply, check the grounds for review and the evidence you may need to provide.
Nominate another driver
If you are the registered owner but someone else was driving when the fine was issued, nominate that person through the parking infringement portal.
If you cannot nominate the driver online, complete the parking fine nomination statement (PDF 1.4 MB) and send it to us. Instructions are on the form.
Choose to go to court
You can choose to have your parking fine heard in court.
Before making this choice, find out:
- when you can apply
- what happens next
- the possible outcomes.
Find out about taking a parking fine to court.
If you have lost your fine
Call Port Phillip Parking Services on 03 9058 6611. Have your vehicle registration number ready so staff can help find the fine.
What happens if your fine is overdue?
If you do not pay or take another available action by the due date, extra fees may be added and the fine may progress to enforcement.
Infringement notices have four key stages:
Request your parking infringement history
You can request a record of your City of Port Phillip parking infringements if you need it for admission to legal practice.
Please email us:
- you full name
- your vehicle registration number(s)
- the years you owned the vehicle(s)
- your past and current address
If you drove the vehicle but were not the registered owner, include written consent from the registered owner.
Other types of fines
This page is for parking fines.
For local laws, animal management, planning compliance or health services infringements, visit the Non-parking infringements page.
Contact us
For help with a parking fine, call Port Phillip Parking Services on 03 9058 6611.
Phone lines are open Monday to Friday between 8 am and 6 pm.
Have your infringement number or vehicle registration number ready.