Keeping your Blue Light Card active means continued access to thousands of exclusive discounts across shopping, travel, days out and more. Renewing is fast; sign in, confirm your details, pay securely and you’re covered for another 2 years. We’ve made the process simple so you spend less time on paperwork and more time saving.

Click Log in and enter your email and password to access your account.
Open Your Card to view your expiry date and if applicable, click the Renew button.
Check your contact and eligibility details, choose a payment method and complete checkout.
We'll email you as soon as your ID and eligibility has been approved, or we need any further information
Renewing isn’t just about keeping a card in your wallet; it’s about continuing to unlock savings on the things you already spend money on. From your weekly food shop and household essentials to holidays, tech, fashion and family days out; the value of your card grows with every purchase. For just £4.99 for two years, our members could save an average of £3,126 per year*.
By renewing, you’ll continue to receive hand-picked offers, early access to big seasonal sales, and new partnerships we add regularly. The discounts evolve as your needs do, so whether you’re planning a holiday, upgrading your tech, or simply stretching the weekly shop, your Blue Light Card membership helps you save.
To renew, simply log in to your Blue Light Card account on the website or app, go to the 'Your Card' page, click on the "Renew" option, and complete the payment.
You can begin your renewal up to 30 days before your current card expires.
Please note: Once you start, you’ll temporarily lose access to offers until your renewal is approved.
*Estimated potential annual savings figure is calculated using our top 10% of offers available during September 2024 to August 2025 using an average combined discount rate of 22% across all our savings categories and applying it against the average disposable income of an average Blue Light Card member based on salary. Average salary information from a range of sources available upon request. Average disposable income based on Office for National Statistics data from April 2023 to March 2024 (FYE 2024) for family spending in the UK, excluding categories of spend where no Blue Light Card offers are available.
**Applying a 3.5% discount rate available through our Shopping Cards (selected grocers) against an average weekly grocery spend of £112 based on a survey of 800,000 BLC Members - February 2025).
If you have everything ready, the process should only take around 10 minutes.
You’ll be asked to confirm or update your information — including name and job details — in the first step of your renewal.
You still may be eligible!
Visit the eligibility section to check you are eligible. During the renewal, update your employment status to ‘Retired’ so it matches your ID.
Once approved, you'll regain access to offers from the next morning. Your physical card will arrive by post within 14 days.

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