Blue Badge in Greenwich
Who issues the badge in Greenwich, what it costs, and the official way to apply.
In short
Blue Badges in Greenwich are issued by Royal Borough of Greenwich. The badge costs up to £10 and usually lasts up to three years. Apply or renew through the official GOV.UK Blue Badge service, which sends your application to the council for a decision.
Greenwich at a glance
| Cost | Up to £10 |
|---|---|
| Issued by | Royal Borough of Greenwich |
| Apply through | GOV.UK Blue Badge service |
| Lasts | Usually up to 3 years |
Official route
Apply in Greenwich through the official GOV.UK Blue Badge service. It is the same trusted route for every council in England, and your application goes straight to Royal Borough of Greenwich.
Eligibility and the rules are set nationally
Who qualifies for a badge, and the parking rules once you have one, are the same across England, so our main guides apply wherever you live:
- Who qualifies for a Blue Badge — automatic and assessed routes, including hidden disabilities.
- How to apply, step by step — the documents, photo and proof you need.
- The parking rules — where the badge does and does not apply.
- The England scheme in detail.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Blue Badge cost in Greenwich?
In England a Blue Badge costs up to £10. Councils set the exact fee up to that cap, so check with Royal Borough of Greenwich when you apply.
Who issues Blue Badges in Greenwich?
Royal Borough of Greenwich, the local authority for Greenwich.
How do I apply for a Blue Badge in Greenwich?
Apply through the official GOV.UK Blue Badge service at https://www.gov.uk/apply-blue-badge. Your application is passed to Royal Borough of Greenwich, which makes the decision. You can also ask the council about applying by paper if you cannot apply online.
Last updated: 23 July 2026. We review our guides regularly, but rules change, so always confirm with the official source for your nation.