Moving in Oudenaarde
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- Postcode
- 9700
- Province
- Flanders
- Parking permit
- apply at least 10 working days ahead · see the procedure below
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Reserving parking in Oudenaarde
How to apply
Apply online for a ‘public domain occupation’ permit via the city’s EagleBe form. The application is assessed, the mayor signs the permit and you receive a payment request. After payment you receive the permit and collect the 2 included no-parking signs from the Technical Department (Paalstraat 9).
| When to apply | Standard: at least 10 working days before the start. Low-disruption occupations (such as a move or delivery): at least 5 working days before the start; between 5 and 3 working days via the urgent procedure (€25). Other occupations between 10 and 5 working days: urgent procedure (€150). |
| Cost | One-off administrative fee of €15 + €0.50 per m² per day for the occupied area. Hire of 2 no-parking signs is included (collect free of charge from the Technical Department, Paalstraat 9); delivery to an address in Oudenaarde: €60. Road closure or traffic diversion: an extra €100 per day. Low-disruption urgent procedure: €25. Without a permit: surcharge of €50 to €300. |
| Who places the signs? | You (or your mover) |
| Limits and furniture lift | Keep a safe passage for pedestrians (1 m) and cyclists (1.50 m). No deliveries or works at the start and end of the school day. No site transport or works before 7 am or after 7 pm Tower cranes are not allowed on public land. On a regional road for more than 24 hours: a permit from the Roads and Traffic Agency is also needed. The permit holder provides any other traffic signs. For a furniture lift or ladder lift, ask the city about the rules. |
| Contact | Mobility (public domain occupation): [email protected]; Mobility department, Sociaal Huis, Meerspoort 30, 9700 Oudenaarde, 055 33 51 46, [email protected] (by appointment only); Technical Department, Paalstraat 9, 055 31 11 37 |
You always apply to the municipality yourself, not the mover: then mention the length you have reserved in your message.
Information checked on 23 October 2026 on official websites. Rules and fees can change: check the official municipality page ↗ (in Dutch) before applying. All municipalities
How it works
- 1Describe your move, once
Route, floors, furniture, options and, if you like, up to 15 photos (rooms and access): about 3 minutes.
- 2Confirm your e-mail
One click on the link we e-mail you confirms your request. It is checked, then passed to a mover.
- 3One verified mover receives your request
They have 2 hours to accept it (counted between 8 am and 9 pm). A request confirmed between 9 pm and 8 am is passed to a mover from 8 am. If they decline or do not reply, your request goes to the next mover.
- 4You receive their quote through Movzo
They send it within 5 hours (same hours). You accept or decline it; if it does not suit you, you can ask once for another mover.
- 5You deal directly with the mover
Quote accepted: you receive their contact details and they receive yours. You agree and pay directly with them, then you leave a review after the move.
Before you move
- Parking permit: reserve the space with the municipality, at least 10 working days ahead. See how it works
- Furniture lift: from the 2nd floor without a lift, it often saves a lot of time.
- Register your address with your new municipality within 8 working days; a local police officer will visit to confirm.
- Dates: the end of the month and summer are busy. Book 4 to 6 weeks ahead.
FAQ
How much does a move cost?
The price depends on volume, floors, access, distance and options. A verified mover sends you their quote through Movzo, free of charge. For orders of magnitude, see our example prices.
Do I need a parking permit?
Usually yes: you reserve the space in front of your building with the municipality, at least 10 working days ahead. You apply yourself, not the mover.
Do the movers speak English?
Many do, especially in Brussels. Write “English please” in your message; you can also say so in the chat.
Ready to move?
About 3 minutes to describe your move, then a quote from a verified local mover.