Kirklees Passport
The Kirklees Passport is a council-run discount scheme, which incorporates discounts from other services. Holders get a great range of discounts on many different activities and services.
How to apply and discounts
It is available to residents of Kirklees who receive benefits, including Working Tax Credit, are disabled or full-time students.
How to apply for a Kirklees Passport
Fill in our simple online form
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Apply for a Kirklees PassportAfter you've applied
Your Kirklees Passport will be posted to your home address, please allow up to 10 working days for it to be received.
Apply to replace a lost or stolen Kirklees Passport or change details on an existing passport
Fill in our simple online form
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Apply onlineAfter you've applied
Your Kirklees Passport will be posted to your home address, please allow up to 10 working days for it to be received.
Apply for a Kirklees Passport parking discount
Fill in our simple online form
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If you have a Kirklees Passport and own a car, you can apply for a 1 hour extra free parking in some council-run car parks.
Paperclip To complete the application you will need a debit card to make a payment.
Apply onlineAfter you've applied
Your Kirklees Passport will be posted to your home address, please allow up to 10 working days for it to be received.
Passport types and help
A Priority Passport costs £2.00 for an adult and £1.00 for a child. They are available to Kirklees residents who receive, or are directly dependent on someone who receives, one of more of the following:
- Housing Benefit
- Council Tax Reduction (not single person discount)
- Universal Credit
- Job Seekers Allowance (income based)
- Guaranteed Pension Credit (not savings credit)
- Income Support
- Employment and Support Allowance (income related)
- Tax credit with tax credit NHS exemption
Your Tax Credit award must be based on an annual income which entitles you to full NHS exemption.
An Access Passport costs £3.00 for an adult and £1.50 for a child. Access Passports are available to Kirklees residents who receive one or more of the following:
- Job Seekers Allowance (contribution based)
- National Insurance Credits
- Carer's Allowance
- Incapacity Benefit
- Employment and Support Allowance (contribution based)
- Disability Living Allowance
- Personal Independence Payment
- Severe Disablement Allowance
- Attendance Allowance
- Industrial Injuries Benefit
- War Pensioner's Disablement Benefit
- Registered Disabled or deaf or blind or partially sighted
- Blue Badge Holder
- Registered Wheelchair User
- Full time Student aged 16 or over
- Working Tax Credit
- Asylum Seeker
A +1 will be added to your Passport if you:
- receive the care component of Disability Living Allowance, or
- receive the daily living component of Personal Independence Payment, or
- receive Attendance Allowance, or
- are registered blind
This will enable someone to accompany you free of charge to certain arts events, concerts and sporting activities.
If you are a Kirklees Passport holder your Flexi Card is free of charge. You will need to apply for a Flexi Card in order to use your Kirklees Passport at the Kirklees Active Leisure centres.
Contact Kirklees Passport
- Kirklees Passport
- Email kirkleespassport@kirklees.gov.uk