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Aged 60 and over

 
You can apply for a Freedom Pass at the Post Office.

What do I need?

You will be given an application form to complete. You will need to bring:

  • two passport photographs for a new application or your old Freedom Pass if you are renewing
  • one proof of your name and age -
    • pension book / letter of pension entitlement
    • birth certificate (unless your name has changed)
    • passport
    • medical card
    • driving licence 
  • one proof of your address
    • current retirement pension book
    • current Council Tax payment book
    • Council / housing association rent book
    • TV licence
    • utility bill dated within the last three months
    • bank / building society statement dated within the last three months 
    • inland revenue letter dated within the last three months 
    • Council Tax bill dated within the last three months 
    • benefits agency letter dated within the last three months 
    • letter of pension entitlement dated within the last three months

Renewals and replacements

Go to the post office to renew your pass or apply for a replacement if it is lost or stolen. There is no need to inform the Council.

Freedom Passes have a set renewal date every two years regardless of when you received your Freedom Pass.

Further information

You can more information on financial help for over-60s in our Benefits and grants section.

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