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Travellers with disabilities
Find helpful links and information on travelling with a variety of special needs at
HOME PAGE: Home: Society for Accessible Travel and Hospitality, the website of the Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality, or call the Florida chapter at 561-361-0017.
Handicapped parking permits
While UK-issued Blue Badge permits are no longer recognized as valid handicapped parking tags in Florida, UK visitors can purchase a temporary handicapped parking permit. One valid temporary permit may be issued for up to six months. The fee is $15.
UK disabled visitors can process their temporary parking permit ahead of their visit through the mail. Visitors should send a copy of both sides of their UK Blue Badge, a copy of their UK passport and $15 in U.S. funds. Send to:
Patsy Heffner, Tax Collector
P.O. Box 422105
Kissimmee, FL 34742-2105
Please send a money order or cashier's check as the office cannot accept cash. The office will also accept credit cards. Please write the exact name of the credit card holder and the credit card number and expiration date. A $2 processing fee is applied to those who pay with their credit card. The office has asked that travelers give themselves a 3-week window for processing and delivery of the temporary permit.
Foreign citizens here on visitor status may also apply for a temporary permit in person at a local tax collector's office, where the visitor will need to present a copy of his or her Blue Badge (both sides) and a passport or comparable identification issued to him or herself, the owner of the permit.
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From the Florida DHSMV website...
Florida DHSMV - Disabled Parking Permits for US citizens that are curious about traveling to other states.
"RECIPROCITY: Section 316.1958, Florida Statutes, provides that motor vehicles displaying a license plate or parking permit issued to a disabled person by any other state or district subject to laws of the United States shall be recognized as a valid plate or permit, allowing such vehicle the special parking privileges in Florida, provided such other state or district grants reciprocal recognition for disabled residents of this state.
All of the United States have agreed to reciprocate."