Ofcom licensing portal for aircraft, amateur and ships radio
WEBUse Ofcom's licensing portal to apply for an aircraft, amateur or ships radio licence. You can also use the portal to manage your existing licence.
Radio broadcast licences - Ofcom
WEBWe do not regulate online-only radio services, and so these stations do not require a licence from Ofcom. However, to play any music on an online station, you will need the relevant licences from the music royalty collection agencies, PPL and PRS for Music.
Licences - Ofcom
WEBYou need a licence from Ofcom if you're looking to use certain radio equipment (like amateur or ships radio), or broadcast on TV or radio. Quick links. Pay for your licence online. Help with your broadcast licence. Help with your spectrum licence. In this section. Spectrum licences.
Ofcom | Business Radio
WEBOfcom Business Radio Licensing Service. Business Radio Online enables users to apply for a range of licences authorising the use of radio systems used to pass messages to, from or between mobile units as an aid to conducting business.
Ofcom | Business Radio
WEBApply for a new Business Radio Licence. If you'd like to check what type of licence you need to apply for, please refer to our Business Radio Guidance Notes for Licensing .
UK Amateur Licensing - Radio Society of Great Britain
WEBUK Amateur Licensing. The regulatory authority for UK Amateur Radio is Ofcom. There are three licence levels – Foundation, Intermediate and Full. Below are some useful links and information for accessing the amateur radio licence information on …
Apply for a radio broadcast licence - Ofcom
WEBMar 17, 2023 · Apply for a satellite or cable (RLCS) radio broadcast licence.
Radio licencing: A guide to licenced and licence-free radios
WEBIn order to access a dedicated frequency, a radio licence granted by Ofcom is required by law. Licences start at £100.00 and come valid for 5 years (1 year for technical).
Licence Revalidation - Radio Society of Great Britain
WEBLicence Revalidation. All radio amateurs are required to ‘revalidate’ their licence at least every five years. In practice, confirming annually is recommended. The process requires every licence holder to confirm or update the details on the Ofcom licence database.
Main points of the OFCOM Foundation Amateur Radio Licence
WEBThe Ofcom Foundation Amateur Radio License is designed to introduce newcomers to the world of amateur radio. It provides essential knowledge and limited operating privileges, ensuring that new operators can start safely and responsibly.
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