Licensing and allocating public network frequencies

• It is done through bids and according to a licensing agreement, as for the addition, it is according to what is specified by the regulations
• Submit an application to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Post Regulatory Authority on a signed, sealed, letter of paper containing a full description of the network, details of the devices and their technical characteristics, sites of use, frequency range and the purpose of their use,
• Fill in the format prepared for this purpose.
• Submission of the application accompanied by the formatting by a person authorized by the party requesting the license.
• Receive the certification after completing the procedures from the Authority according to the specified time.

Licensing of radio frequencies and devices

• Submit a request to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Post Regulatory Authority on a sealed, signed, and signed paper containing a full description of the network, equipment details, technical characteristics, sites of use, frequency range and purpose of use.
• Fill in the format prepared for this purpose.
• Submitting the application accompanied by the forms and the required certificates according to it (registration certificate + tax-clearance certificate + financial ability certificate) by a person authorized by the party requesting the license.
• Receive the certification after completing the procedures from the Authority according to the specified time.
• When the devices are imported, the devices are examined to ensure that they comply with the certification and technical specifications.
• The license is valid for one year and renewed annually

Renewal of the license for radio frequencies and devices

• Submitting a license renewal request one month before the license’s validity period expires.
• Receipt of the financial claim for the fees due in the first month of the beginning of each year.
• Payment of fees.
• Receive the license certificate .

Cancel the license for radio frequencies and devices

• Submit an application to cancel the license of frequencies and wireless devices to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Postal Regulatory Authority on a sealed, sealed paper signed by a person authorized by the requesting party.
• Handing over the devices to the authority; Re-confiscate it and show the supporting documents or waive them after the approval of the Authority for a body that has the approval of the Authority .
• Payment of fees until the date of cancellation.
• Handing over the license certificate.
• Receive a clearance certificate.

Replacement of wireless devices

• Submit a request to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Postal Regulatory Authority
• on a letterhead, stamped and signed with the reason for replacement
• by an authorized person.
• The devices to be replaced shall be handed over to the authority or re-issued, and the supporting documents shall be presented.
• Receive an approval certificate from the device.

Change Usage site

• Submit an application to the Director General of the Authority , on a paper mirrored, sealed and signed, indicating the type of device, the location it was transferred from and transferred to, and the reason.
• The application is submitted to the authority by an authorized person.
• An approval certificate is received from the device.

Re-export devices

• In the event that the equipment does not comply with the technical specifications, it is not permitted to release it, and customs are addressed to re-export it
• In the event of a request to re-seize them for the purpose of maintenance, customs shall be addressed after inspecting the devices by the device.
• In the event of a request to be re-issued after canceling the license, customs will be addressed after inspecting the devices with the device.

aircraft and ships licensing

• Submit an application to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Postal Regulatory Authority on a moored, sealed, signed paper with attaching the aircraft registration certificate from the Civil Aviation Authority + the number, types and specifications of the devices inside the plane or the ship.
• An expired license shall be attached to the application in case of renewal
• License fee paid.
• Obtain the license certificate.

Licensing of broadcast stations and devices

• Addressing the Competent Minister (Minister of Information and Telecommunications s) for content licensing purposes.
• Bring the approval of the concerned minister.
• Fill in the technical and administrative forms.
• Frequency allocating.
• Payment of fees.
• Receive the license certificate.

Licensing of devices and amateur frequencies

• Submit a request to the Director General of the Telecommunications s and Post Regulatory Authority, containing a full description of the network, details of the devices, their technical characteristics, sites of use, frequency range, and purpose of use.
• Fill in the format prepared for this purpose.
• Submit the application accompanied by the forms and documents required for the license (ID certificate and the expired license in case of renewal.
• Receive the certification after completing the procedures from the Authority according to the specified time.
• When the devices are imported, the devices are examined to ensure that they comply with the certification and technical specifications.
• The license is valid for one year and renewed annually
• Receive requests and receive responses through the customer services office
• Incomplete applications will not be received

Planned ranges

• Wireless devices for private use for all purposes on the High Frequency band (3-30 MHz).
• Wireless devices for private use for all purposes on very High Frequency range (30 – 300 MHz).
• Radio equipment for the purposes of air and maritime navigation, devices on aircraft, ships, coastal stations and airports in accordance with the International Radio Regulations.
• Public wireless communications networks, including mobile phone networks on the bands 2000/1800/900 MHz
• Broadband networks on the 3.5 / 2.5 GHz bands and the shared frequencies on the 2.4 / 5.8 GHz bands.
• Code Division Multiple Access networks on the (800/450) MHz band.
• Macro-wave networks on the bands 28/23/18/15/13/10 / GHz in accordance with the recommendations of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU-R) and “satellite” devices in accordance with the International Radio Regulations.
• Private wireless communications networks on bands appropriate for the service and not in conflict with public Telecommunications s networks.