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Municipal Permits

Everyday city permits: filming, street closures, billboards and outdoor advertising, and temporary parking bays.

  • Filming Permit in South Africa

    Filming on public property in South Africa needs a filming permit from the municipal Film Office. Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban have busy film offices that handle everything from student projects to full commercial shoots.

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  • Street Closure Permit

    A street closure permit lets you close a residential or minor road temporarily. You'll need signed consent from most affected residents and a traffic management plan.

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  • Billboard Permit

    Billboards, wall wraps and other outdoor advertising must be approved by your municipality's Outdoor Advertising and Signage unit. Structural and safety approvals also apply.

    View requirements
  • Temporary Parking Permit

    A temporary parking permit reserves on-street bays for a specific period — for events, weddings, film shoots, container drop-offs and short-term construction. Apply at your municipal parking authority.

    View requirements

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