Can you just cancel TV Licence?

Can you just cancel TV Licence?

You can cancel your licence and may be eligible for a refund if, before your licence expires, you won’t be: watching or recording any programmes as they’re being shown on TV, on any channel, or.

How do I deregister my TV Licence?

To cancel your TV licence, you will need a prescribed affidavit. The form needs to be completed and sent to tvlic.info@sabc.co.za as a cancellation request.

How do I cancel my SABC license?

All notices to the SABC must be submitted in writing to one of the following channels:

1. Email – info@sabc.co.za.
2. Fax – 011 330 9560/1.
3. Post – The Manager, Television Licences, SABC, Private Bag X60, Auckland Park 2006.
4. Freepost – JHZ153K, SABC, Auckland Park.

When can I cancel TV Licence?

If someone at your new address already has a TV Licence that will cover you, you can cancel your licence up to two weeks before you move.

What number do I ring to cancel my TV Licence?

If you pay for your licence by Direct Debit, call 0300 790 0368*.

Can I stop paying TV Licence if I dont watch BBC?

You don’t need a TV Licence if you never watch or record programmes as they’re being shown on TV, on any channel, or live on an online TV service, and you never download or watch BBC programmes on BBC iPlayer – live, catch up or on demand.

Can I cancel my TV Licence if I only watch Netflix?

If you only watch on demand programmes on Netflix and don’t watch TV live on any TV or streaming service, and don’t watch BBC iPlayer, you may cancel your TV Licence if you won’t need it again before it expires. Or let us know you don’t need a TV Licence.

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.

What will happen if I don’t pay my TV Licence?

If you don’t pay your TV licence you could face a fine of up to £1,000 – and jail.