CAR PARKING GUIDE
Where to Park — Car
Coming to the Language Center|Recommended Parking
When driving to the Language Center for class, we recommend first looking for legal roadside parking along the white line on Daxue West Road (大學西路), free of charge.
First Choice
Legal Roadside Parking along the White Line on Daxue West Road
No Need to Drive onto Campus Park and Walk to Class
After parking, walk to the General Building (綜合大樓).
Need On-campus Parking?|Car Entry and Parking
If you cannot find a suitable space near Daxue West Road, or need another parking option due to rain or other circumstances, you can use paid on-campus parking. Members of the public and visitors should follow the procedure below and complete visitor registration at the Main Gate before entering campus.
Members of the public and visitors should enter and leave through the Main Gate. Follow the lane signs, drive into the central license-plate recognition zone and stop, then complete visitor registration.
If you need to drive onto campus, arrive at the Main Gate and follow the lane signs to drive into the central license-plate recognition zone in front of the barrier and stop. Once stopped, scan the visitor registration QR code next to the Guard Station or open the Visitor Online Registration Website below to enter your details. After registration, wait for the system to recognize your plate and open the barrier before driving onto campus.
Important: You do not need to fill in your details before arriving. First drive into the central recognition zone and stop, then complete visitor registration.
1 Drive into the Central Recognition Zone
At the Main Gate, follow the lane and on-site signs to enter the central license-plate recognition zone in front of the barrier and stop.
2 Complete Visitor Registration after Stopping
After stopping, scan the QR code next to the Guard Station or open the website below and enter your license plate, name, phone number and destination.
3 Wait for Recognition before Entering
After submitting registration, wait for plate recognition and the barrier to open. Once on campus, proceed to the building and classroom in your current notice and park in a legal car parking space.
On-campus Parking Payment|XY-PAY Recommended
If you park on campus and a parking fee is due, there are two main payment options. We recommend XY-PAY online payment, which lets you pay before leaving your parking space.
Online Payment
XY-PAY Online Payment
Supported Methods
Enter your license plate number, choose a payment method and complete payment.
Cash / On-site Payment
Automatic Payment Machine at the Main Gate Exit
Supported Methods
The automatic payment machine is at the Main Gate exit. Follow the screen instructions to enter your license plate and pay.
The Guard Station Does Not Collect Parking Fees
The Guard Station does not provide a parking-fee collection service. For regular parking, use the Automatic Payment Machine at the Main Gate Exit or XY-PAY Online Payment.
Exceptions during Large Events
Only during certain large campus events on holidays may organizers arrange temporary staff. Student workers may then collect, outside the Guard Station, an event parking fee of NT$50 per car. This is a temporary measure during the event, not collection by the Guard Station. Follow the event arrangements and on-site notices that day.
For XY-PAY Users: Pay before leaving your parking space, then drive to the exit. Do not stop in front of the exit barrier to use your phone.
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Temporary On-campus Car Parking|Fees and Entry / Exit
Temporary parking is charged according to business days, non-business days or event tickets. Campus entry and exit use license-plate recognition. Follow the barriers and traffic signs on site.
Business Days
NT$15 per half-hour
Daily maximum NT$210
First 30 minutes free; the next day is charged separately.
Non-business Days
NT$50 per day
First 30 minutes free.
Event Ticket
NT$50 per day
The campus unit organizing the event must apply under University regulations.
Do not follow closely before the preceding vehicle has completely passed.
During heavy rain, major exams, large events or other high-traffic conditions, Guard Station staff may open the barrier to let vehicles enter. A manually opened barrier does not mean parking is free. License plates are still recorded by the system. If a parking fee is due, pay before leaving campus.
If You Are Visiting Other Campus Locations
Common campus destinations are listed below. Open their websites or Google Maps directly.
W.D.Y.G. NUK Sports Center
NUK Heated Swimming Pool
Facilities include a swimming pool, gym and squash courts.
NUK Track and Field
Check the latest Office of Physical Education announcement for actual opening dates and hours.
View Opening HoursAdministrative Building / Library and Information Center / Activity Center
Follow campus roads and on-site traffic signs, and park in legal car parking spaces.
Campus Parking Locations and the Complete University Guide
Check the campus car parking areas and main roads. Click the image to enlarge it.
Click the images below to enlarge the University’s complete illustrated instructions.
Parking lots, license-plate recognition and parking fees are managed by the University’s General Affairs Section. For other questions, see:
Supplement|For Regular Long-term Visitors: Car Parking Pass
Short-term Course Students Do Not Need to Apply Separately
Car Parking Pass|Language Center Students May Apply
Students in regular short-term courses can first use the roadside parking on Daxue West Road described above. If you need to drive onto campus, simply follow the Main Gate visitor procedure; there is no need to apply for a car parking pass. Consider applying only if you visit regularly over a long period and wish to use other gates.
Access through Other Gates: Only after your car parking pass application, review, payment and access activation are complete may you use the Southeast, Southwest and West Gates with license-plate recognition to enter and leave. Without activated access, use the Main Gate visitor procedure above.
Select “Extension Education” (推廣教育) as Your Status
Most courses offered by the Language Center are NUK extension education courses. Therefore, off-campus students applying for a car or motorcycle parking pass should select “Extension Education” (推廣教育) as their status.
Prepare before Applying
What Should I Upload in the “Contract Copy” (合約影本) Field?
Language Center extension education students should use the “Contract Copy” (合約影本) field to upload their payment receipt for the current course as proof of enrollment.
1 Register / Sign In
First-time off-campus applicants should register an account and select Extension Education (推廣教育) as their status.
2 Enter Information / Upload Documents
Enter your license plate, course name or offering unit, and upload your driver’s license and vehicle registration. In the “Contract Copy” (合約影本) field, upload your Language Center payment receipt.
3 Choose the Period Based on Your Course
Extension education students should apply according to the actual dates of their current course. Available periods are subject to the system and university review.
4 Pay after Approval
After approval, the system will email a payment notice. Access will be activated approximately 2 hours after payment.
Car Parking Access|Choosing a Period
One month
NT$150
Available for cars only. Choose the number of months and expected starting date according to your needs.
One semester
NT$600
First semester: August 1–January 31; second semester: February 1–July 31.
One academic year
NT$1,000
August 1 of the current year to July 31 of the following year.
For a 12-session Course, Compare the Monthly Option First.
Car passes can be applied for by the month. Even if your course continues beyond January 31, choose the number of months and dates according to the actual course period. Available periods remain subject to the system and University approval.
Apply according to your needs. If you only drive to campus occasionally, first look for legal roadside parking on Daxue West Road. If you need to park on campus, use the temporary visitor parking described above.
Online applications for the new academic year open from June 1 each year. Applications, review and access activation are handled by the University’s General Affairs Section.
For the complete application procedure, follow the University’s system instructions.
For questions, contact Ms. Lee, General Affairs Section, telephone 07-5919000 ext. 8633.
First check that your vehicle is inside the license-plate recognition zone. If recognition still fails, or there is a card reader or equipment issue, contact the General Affairs Section at 07-5919053 during office hours or the Guard Station at 07-5919005 after hours for assistance.
Prepared by the National University of Kaohsiung Language Center