If you hold a Florida Barber License, it is important to understand the state’s renewal requirements well before the deadline.

According to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), licensed barbers in Florida are required to renew their licenses every even-numbered year. For the current renewal cycle, the deadline is:

July 31, 2026

Missing this deadline may result in additional fees, delays, or your license becoming inactive. To avoid interruptions to your ability to legally work as a barber in Florida, it is recommended that you begin the renewal process as early as possible.

Why Is Barber License Renewal Important?

Maintaining an active barber license is essential for professionals working in barbershops, salons, and other grooming establishments throughout Florida.

Renewing your license on time helps ensure that:

• You remain compliant with Florida regulations.
• Your license remains active and in good standing.
• You avoid unnecessary penalties and additional fees.
• You can continue providing barbering services without interruption.

For many professionals, navigating state requirements, fees, and documentation can be confusing. That is why Miami Barber Institute offers assistance to licensed barbers who need help completing the renewal process.

Florida Barber License Renewal Deadline

Renewal Deadline: July 31, 2026

All Florida barber license renewals for the current cycle should be completed before this date.

Waiting until the last minute can create unnecessary stress and may increase the risk of delays in processing your renewal.

Miami Barber Institute recommends scheduling assistance well in advance of the deadline.

How Miami Barber Institute Can Help

Miami Barber Institute can assist licensed barbers throughout the renewal process from start to finish.

Our team can help you understand the required steps, review your renewal requirements, and provide guidance to help ensure that your renewal is completed properly and on time.

Whether you graduated recently or many years ago, we are committed to supporting barber professionals throughout their careers.

Step 1: Schedule an Appointment

The first step is to schedule an appointment with our team.

Appointments are available:

Tuesdays and Thursdays

Available appointment hours:

• 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
• 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Scheduling in advance is strongly encouraged, especially as the July 31, 2026 deadline approaches.

Step 2: Renewal Assistance Service

Miami Barber Institute offers renewal assistance services designed to help simplify the process and ensure all required steps are completed correctly.

The service fee is:

$75

Please note:

The Miami Barber Institute service fee does not include:

• The Florida DBPR renewal fee of $70.
• The required HIV course fee of $12.95.

Our team will explain these requirements during your appointment and help you understand the complete renewal process.

What Happens If You Miss the Deadline?

Failure to renew your barber license before July 31, 2026 may result in:

• Additional fees.
• Delays in license processing.
• An inactive license status.

Because an inactive license can impact your ability to legally practice barbering, timely renewal is strongly recommended.

Contact Miami Barber Institute

If you need assistance renewing your Florida Barber License, contact Miami Barber Institute today.

Phone: (786) 772-6228

Email: education@mbi.edu

Website: MBI.edu

Appointments are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Do not wait until the last minute. Begin your Florida Barber License Renewal process early and let Miami Barber Institute help guide you every step of the way.

We’re Here to Support You, Even After Graduation

At Miami Barber Institute, our commitment to students does not end at graduation. We are proud to continue supporting licensed barber professionals throughout their careers by providing guidance, resources, and renewal assistance when it matters most.

If your Florida Barber License is due for renewal in 2026, contact us today and schedule your appointment before the July 31, 2026 deadline.