Broadcast Licence
Currently the NTRC processes four (4) different types of broadcast licences:
- FM Radio
- AM Radio
- Television (Terrestrial)
- Subscriber Television
Subscriber Television can either be by means of cable or wireless application
A Broadcast Licence consist of the following three parts:
- Class Licence
- Frequency Authorisation
- Service Licence
Submitting of Broadcast Licence Application
Completed "Broadcast Licence" and "Frequency Authorisation" application forms together with the relevant supporting documents must be submitted along with the appropriate application fees to the NTRC office.
Note:
1. All Application documents must be submitted in triplicate.
2. A certificate of business registration or company incorporation in Grenada must be submitted with application.
FM Radio Broadcast Frequency Chart |
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Note: The Community Radio Band is 88.7MHz to 89.5MHz). This band is allocated for community radio broadcast stations only, therefore commercial Radio Broadcast Stations are not allowed to use frequencies within this band.
Television Broadcast Channel Occupancy Chart
Application Forms for Broadcast Licence
Broadcast Licence Application Form
Frequency Authorisation Application Form
Other Documents
Criteria for Broadcast Licence Application
Procedure for Making Payment
Grenada Frequency Allocation Plan
Regional Radio Spectrum Plan
Broadcast Licence Fees
Fees for the Class Licence
Broadcast Service |
Application Fee |
Initial Fee |
Annual Licence Fee |
| FM Radio | $500 |
$500 |
$500 |
| AM Radio | $500 |
$500 |
$500 |
| Television | $500 |
$500 |
$500 |
| Television STL Microwave | $500 |
$500 |
$500 |
Fees for the Frequency Authorisation (Spectrum Fees)
Broadcast Service |
Application Fee |
Annual Spectrum Fee |
| FM Radio | $500 |
$2000 per frequency |
| AM Radio | $500 |
$500 per frequency |
| Over the Air Television | $500 |
$3000 per frequency |
| Radio STL Microwave | $500 |
$200 per link |
| Television STL Microwave | $500 |
$500 per link |