Making a new application for a Freedom Pass

First you need to see which type of pass you are eligible to apply for - there are three types of pass:

If you had not renewed your pass during the reissue period of January to end of May 31 2010, all applications for the Freedom Pass will be considered as new applications and be processed by the Post Office or your Local Authority depending on the borough in which you live.

Older persons pass (national scheme)
Check your eligibility and fill out your form online. Note that the eligible age changes from 6 April 2010.

 

Disabled persons pass (national scheme)
Find out about eligibility for this pass.
Applications for this pass are handled by your borough of residence

 

 

Discretionary disabled pass (London-only)
Find out more about this pass

 

 

How to apply for your Freedom Pass

Apply online here or download the blank application form and/or guidance leaflet if you prefer below:

• Freedom Pass older persons application form (PDF, 86kb) Opens in a new window
• Freedom Pass older persons guidance notes (PDF, 326kb) Opens in a new window

You will need to take your application to the Post Office, unless you live in one of the following boroughs:

• Barking & Dagenham - 020 8227 2334
• Camden - 020 7974 6435
• Sutton - 020 8770 4537
  

Find your nearest Post Office at the Royal Mail website Opens in a new window

What to do

1. Complete the application form online and then print it (in black and white or colour). You can also pick up a form from the Post Office if you prefer.
2. Get a passport sized photograph from a booth such as Opens in a new window
3. Take all the right documents with you to the Post Office including a completed Freedom Pass application form.

What documents do I need to bring?

Tracking your application

You can now track your application online. Please visit tracker.freedompass.org

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