Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass in Ealing
Free travel for London residents who meet one of the disability eligibility routes, with an Ealing application and evidence checklist.
What is it?
The Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass is separate from the older person’s pass. Ealing assesses disabled applicants against the statutory eligibility categories and sends an approved pass to the home address.
Who may qualify?
You must live in a London borough and meet an eligible disability category. Some routes are automatic with the right evidence; others require Ealing to assess how the condition affects you. Read the current guidance notes before applying.
What to do next
Download the Ealing application and guidance. Prepare proof of identity, proof of address and one colour passport photograph. Add the evidence requested for your eligibility category. Return the completed pack by email or post and keep a copy.
What if there is a refusal or problem?
If unsuccessful, Ealing should write to explain why. Compare the reason with the eligibility category and evidence, then contact the Freedom Pass team promptly to ask about review or reapplication options.