Can I set up my TV Licence online?

Can I set up my TV Licence online?

You can buy a TV licence online for the first time or renew an existing one on the TV licensing website using your credit or debit card. Alternatively you can set up a direct debit which allows you to pay for your licence monthly, quarterly or annually.

How do I register for a TV Licence in South Africa?

You can apply for a TV licence at your nearest Post Office or at a retailer authorised to issue new TV licences. When you take out a TV licence for the first time, you must pay the full annual fee.

Can I apply for TV Licence at Pick n Pay?

Pick n Pay Supermarkets, Hypermarkets and Family Stores nationwide. Foodworld, Saveworld and Hypersavers (in the Western Cape) Woolworths.

How much is a TV Licence in SA?

Q: WHAT ARE THE ANNUAL LICENCE FEES? A: R265. 00 per annum for a domestic, business, dealer, lessor or mobile television licence, and R74. 00 per annum for a concessionary TV licence.

How long is TV Licence application?

TV Licensing You do not need a paper licence. However, if you choose to receive your TV Licence by post, you’ll receive your new TV Licence within 10 working days. Your questions answered.

How do I get my TV Licence number?

You can find your 10-digit TV Licence number on your current TV Licence, as well as any letters or emails we’ve sent you. You can find your 9-digit Customer number on your payment or savings card or your 10-digit TV Licence number on your current TV Licence, as well as any letters or emails we’ve sent you.

Can I buy a TV license at the Post Office?

No, you can no longer pay for your TV Licence at the Post Office. If you do want to pay for your TV Licence in person you’ll need to apply for a payment card by calling 0300 555 0286.

Can I buy a TV without a TV Licence?

Must I have a television licence? By law, every customer must have a valid TV licence when purchasing a television set or any appliance with a built-in TV[TC1] . Our online solution will facilitate the purchase or renewal of a TV licence when buying a television.