"residential permit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a permit that allows someone to reside in an area or a permit that grants someone the right to occupy or use a residential area or property. For example, "The city requires all landlords to apply for a residential permit before renting out their property."
One free pass will be sent to each household in the zones covered by the Residential Permit Parking program.
It also needs to reform its residential permit system to align benefit portability with rapid migration from the countryside to cities.
"The decision on the application has been taken and therefore, starting 1 August 2014, Edward Snowden has received a three-year residential permit," said Anatoly Kucherena.
Still, the cost of a residential permit in other cities is hardly exorbitant: $35 a year in Washington, free in Boston.
"The move is to improve basic public services in urban areas and provide conveniences for residential permit cardholders," the cabinet said in a statement on its website.
In spring 2003, a young college graduate, Sun Zhigang, was taken into custody in Guangzhou for failing to produce the proper residential permit.
In some of the boroughs, like Queens, residential permits are up almost 100 percent this year.
The mayor has not ruled out residential permits as part of a congestion pricing plan.
Residents in areas bordering the congestion zone are rightly worried about parking; residential permits may help.
The next day, neighborhood officials refused to extend the residential permits that the patients are required to reapply for, and made plans to close the facility.
At least 8 of 10 such workers lack Beijing residential permits, leaving them vulnerable to police shakedowns and the city's frequent campaigns to sweep out "excess" migrants.
