Apply for a permit
As of January 1, 2024, new Manitoba Building, Plumbing, Energy and Fire Codes are in effect. See the 2024 construction codes implementation bulletin to learn about how the new codes will apply to your project.
Le 1er janvier 2024, les nouveaux codes du bâtiment, de la plomberie, de l’énergie et de la prévention des incendies du Manitoba sont entrés en vigueur. Consultez le bulletin sur la mise en œuvre des codes de construction de 2024 pour savoir comment les nouveaux codes s’appliqueront à votre projet.
All permit applications can be submitted by email and some applications can be submitted through Permits Online.
Review the development and building permit process to help navigate application requirements.
To ensure your permit application is processed, confirm your application package is complete before submitting. It should include required fees, plans and other supporting documents. Specific requirements are dependent on application type. Incomplete applications will result in delays.
- Development permit requirements
- Residential building and trade permit requirements
- Commercial building and permit requirements
How to apply
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Permits Online:
Register for an account at: winnipeg.ca/permitsonline -
Email:
Permit applications can be submitted by email. Refer to the relevant application form for details. -
In person (drop-off):
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Zoning & Permits office, Unit 31-30 Fort Street
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Digital submission requirements
Sufficient drawing information and documentation is required with each application. Refer to permit application forms for document requirements.
PDF format required
Documents must be submitted in PDF format. Some operating systems provide a 'print to PDF' option to convert a JPEG to PDF.
Permit review & issuance
After your permit application is reviewed, you will be contacted if more information is required.
A maximum file size of 50 MB can be submitted via Permits Online. If you are unable to submit documents using Permits Online, submit a PDF by email or a link to a Dropbox file to the reviewer who requested the information.
When your permit is issued, you will receive an email with a permit attached, and a ZIP file link to download your approved supporting documentation. The link will be available for 90 days.