How to apply or reapply for a Blue Badge
If you’re applying for someone because they are at risk in traffic you must contact your local council. You cannot apply online.
Most people can apply or reapply for a Blue Badge at GOV.UK.
You can apply or reapply for:
- yourself
- someone you look after
- your organisation
You can also ask your local council for a paper form if you prefer.
How long it takes to get a Blue Badge
Most local councils take around 12 weeks to make a decision but it can take longer. Check with your local council to find out their current waiting times.
If you have a terminal illness and have a BASRiS or DS1500 form then your council will look at your application more quickly.
Who decides if you can get a Blue Badge
Your local council decides if you can get a Blue Badge.
If you do not automatically qualify for a Blue Badge they may ask you to:
- give them documents about your condition
- have a mobility assessment
If you need help to apply ask your local council.
Contact your local council to get help with a Blue Badge
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Aberdeen City Council
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Aberdeenshire Council
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Angus Council
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Argyll and Bute Council
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Clackmannanshire Council
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Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
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Dumfries and Galloway Council
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Dundee City Council
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East Ayrshire Council
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East Dunbartonshire Council
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East Lothian Council
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East Renfrewshire Council
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Edinburgh Council
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Falkirk Council
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Fife Council
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Glasgow City Council
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Highland Council
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Inverclyde Council
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Midlothian Council
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Moray Council
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North Ayrshire Council
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North Lanarkshire Council
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Orkney Islands Council
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Perth and Kinross Council
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Renfrewshire Council
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Scottish Borders Council
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Shetland Islands Council
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South Ayrshire Council
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South Lanarkshire Council
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Stirling Council
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West Dunbartonshire Council
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West Lothian Council