Uber Discount Codes December 2025

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First orders only

Via Health Service Discounts or Discounts for Teachers

NHS staff, teachers and school staff can get £10 off their first order of £25 or more at Uber Eats.

Get a code via Health Service Discounts (for NHS) or Discounts for Teachers and enter the code in the Uber Eats app – this is for new Uber Eats users ordering for the first time only.

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Via a code to use in its app on takeaways or groceries. Link your work email by 21 December

If you're an NHS or HSC worker and have a valid NHS/HSC email address, you can get one £10 code to use on the Uber Eats app on Christmas Day only at participating merchants. It's valid for the first 30,000 who order, and you'll be able to use it for a takeaway or a grocery delivery, depending on what's available in your local area.

You must apply the code to your account before you order for it to be valid, and it won't work on orders containing alcohol or tobacco products or on dine-in or pick-up orders.

Simply add your NHS/HSC email address to your Uber account by 11.59pm on Sunday 21 December and you'll receive an email with your £10 off code. In addition to this Uber Eats offer, you can also get £20 of free Uber rides on Christmas Day.

If you don't already have an Uber account, you'll need to download the free Uber Eats app (available on the App Store and Google Play) and sign up using your NHS/HSC email address. The codes can be claimed in all areas of the UK where Uber Eats is available, but you'll need to pay the difference if your order is over £10. The offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion.

The offer is only available if you're over the age of 18 and have a valid NHS/HSC email address that includes 'nhs' or 'hsc', such as stbarts.nhs.uk or belfasttrust.hscni.net. See full Uber T&Cs.

If you don't want Uber Eats on Christmas Day, and you've never ordered from Uber Eats before, see how to get £10 off £25, which can be used any day.

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Via two £10 off codes to use in its app. Link your work email with Uber by 21 December

If you're an NHS or HSC worker and have a valid NHS/HSC email address, you can get two £10 codes to use on Uber trips on Christmas Day only. It's valid for the first 15,000 riders. You must apply the code to your account before your trip for it to work.

Simply add your NHS or HSC email address to your Uber account by 11.59pm on Sunday 21 December and you'll receive an email with your two £10 codes.

If you don't already have an Uber account, you'll need to download the free Uber app (available on the App Store and Google Play) and sign up using your NHS or HSC email address. The codes can be claimed in all areas of the UK where Uber is available, but you'll need to pay the difference if your ride is over £10. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotions.

The offer is only available if you're over the age of 18 and have a valid NHS/HSC email address which includes 'nhs' or 'hsc' in it, for example, stbarts.nhs.uk or belfasttrust.hscni.net. See full Uber T&Cs.

As well as this Uber rides offer, you can also get £10 of Uber Eats for free.

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