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Last updated: Dezember 2025
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You can apply for a no-stopping zone (Halteverbot) yourself or hire a professional service. Self-applications cost a minimum of € 21 and require a location sketch. Professional services handle everything and may be more cost-effective due to error-free applications.
The minimum fee is € 21 for the order from the district office (Bezirksamt). Total costs depend on zone size and sign costs, plus setup and removal fees. For typical moves, expect total costs between € 80 and € 200.
Signs must be installed 72 hours before the zone becomes valid. You're responsible for proper installation and removal after the zone expires. Incorrectly placed signs make the no-stopping zone invalid.
A no-stopping zone is essential for moves with moving trucks. It guarantees you a parking spot directly in front of your door. Apply at least 2 weeks before your moving date.
Answers to the most common questions about the process.
The minimum fee is € 21. Total costs including signs typically range from € 80 to € 200.
Apply at least 2 weeks ahead. Processing takes 7 to 14 business days depending on the district.
You're responsible for installation. Signs must be in place 72 hours before the zone becomes valid.
Yes, all Berlin districts offer online applications. You'll need a location sketch and other documents.
The no-stopping zone becomes invalid. Illegally parked cars cannot be towed.