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Disabled parking card (Murcia)

Card that allows you to use the spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility. It is issued by Murcia City Council and is valid for ten years, or less if the assessment has a review date.

Who: Murcia residents with a disability of 33% or more and reduced mobility (7 points or a 25% mobility limitation) or very low visual acuity; also organisations with vehicles for the collective transport of these people.

Our English summary of the official information, which is in Spanish (official name: Tarjeta de aparcamiento para personas con discapacidad).

Checked against the official pages on 11 October 2026.

Our English translation; the official pages and forms are in Spanish.

Cost
Free
Time limit
Three months to resolve. Renewal is requested three months before the card expires.

Disabled parking card (tarjeta de estacionamiento)

We prepare the official PDF with your details; you check it, sign it and file it.

Authorisation to collect the disabled parking card

We prepare the official PDF with your details; you check it, sign it and file it.

What you need

  • Application form
  • Copy of the DNI, passport or residence permit
  • Two original colour passport-size photos (handed in when you collect the card)
  • Disability certificate or IMAS assessment, or ONCE certificate (you can authorise it to be checked)
  • Padrón certificate (you can authorise it to be checked)
  • For theft or loss: copy of the police report

Step by step, online

  1. 1Open the procedure's page on the Sede Electrónica (online office) with an electronic certificate
  2. 2Attach the application and the documents
  3. 3When you receive the SMS, book an appointment and collect the card at Abenarabi

Step by step, in person

  1. 1Submit the application at a municipal Information and Registry Office
  2. 2Wait for the SMS from the Servicio de Tráfico (traffic department)
  3. 3Book an appointment, then collect and sign the card at Abenarabi
Application for a parking card for people with reduced mobilityBook an appointmentor call 968 35 86 00 (ext. 57003), lunes a viernes de 9 a 14 h

Where

  • Servicio de Tráfico (traffic department; card collection, by appointment)

    Avenida Abenarabi, 1, planta baja, Murcia

    968 35 86 00 (ext. 57003)

  • Municipal Information and Registry Office (Casa Consistorial, City Hall)

    Glorieta de España, 1, 30004 Murcia

    010

If you disagree with the mobility assessment, the appeal goes to the IMAS, not to the City Council.

Official sources

This guide summarises these official pages (in Spanish; the page titles are theirs). Amounts and deadlines are those they publish; if they change, the official page prevails.

Frequently asked questions

What documents do I need for “Disabled parking card”?

According to the official information: Application form; Copy of the DNI, passport or residence permit; Two original colour passport-size photos (handed in when you collect the card); Disability certificate or IMAS assessment, or ONCE certificate (you can authorise it to be checked); Padrón certificate (you can authorise it to be checked) and For theft or loss: copy of the police report.

How much does “Disabled parking card” cost?

According to the official page: Free.

Where is it done?

It is done online or in person; it is handled by Murcia City Council (Ayuntamiento de Murcia). Online, on its official website or e-office. In person: Servicio de Tráfico (traffic department; card collection, by appointment) (Avenida Abenarabi, 1, planta baja, Murcia); Municipal Information and Registry Office (Casa Consistorial, City Hall) (Glorieta de España, 1, 30004 Murcia).

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, for in-person service: book it on the official appointment website or by calling 968 35 86 00 (ext. 57003), lunes a viernes de 9 a 14 h.

How long does it take?

According to the official page: Three months to resolve. Renewal is requested three months before the card expires.

Who can do it?

According to the official information: Murcia residents with a disability of 33% or more and reduced mobility (7 points or a 25% mobility limitation) or very low visual acuity; also organisations with vehicles for the collective transport of these people.

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