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The proof of age card for everyone in the UK
Only £15
No existing ID required to apply
Home Office approved and accepted throughout UK
Affordable proof of age accepted UK-wide
The Post Office PASS card, issued by CitizenCard, is an affordable alternative way to prove your age. It’s just £15 and accepted as an official form of ID throughout the UK.
Use your Post Office PASS card to prove you're under 16, over 16 or over 18.
Prove your age at UK retailers
Fly within the UK and Ireland
Prove your age in pubs, restaurants and other licensed establishments
Get discounted fares according to your age
Prove your age at cinemas and nightclubs
Create a Post Office EasyID on your smartphone to prove your age online and in person
What do I need to apply?
A recent photo of yourself
This must be the same quality as a passport photograph, taken against a plain white background
A referee who can vouch for you
This must be someone in a recognised profession (eg a teacher, doctor or solicitor) who isn’t related to you
Or some photo ID
This could be a passport (UK or international) or driving licence (UK or European)
How much is a PASS card?
There are two levels of cost for a PASS card
- A standard PASS card application costs £15 and normally takes no more than 3 weeks
- An urgent application costs £30 and should take no more than 2 working days
Using your PASS card with EasyID
With the Post Office EasyID app you can use your Post Office PASS card to prove your age online. Here’s how it works:
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Add your phone number
Add a phone number and create a 5-digit PIN to secure your account
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Take a selfie
Take a scan of your face so EasyID can verify you and protect your account
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Scan your PASS Card
Go to ID documents and scan the front of your Post Office PASS card to add it to your account
Ready to get your Post Office PASS card?
No need to print forms, take photos or post items to us. Apply for your PASS card and manage your account online
Need some help?
PASS card help and support
Find answers to common questions about Post Office PASS card, issued by CitizenCard, and details of how to get in touch:
