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Licenses, Permits & Contracts

Request Broadcasting License of a TV Channel

  • Fees- QR1000,000.
  • Last Updated 02 May, 2021
  • Service Type : E-Service
  • Service Mode : Online
  • Service Provider : Ministry of Culture and Sports
  • Service Classification : G2B
  • Topic : Business and Finance, Culture, Arts and Media
Intended Audience
Visitor:Business Owner
Citizen:Business Owner

Description

This service allows companies to submit a request online, on the e-services portal of the Ministry of Culture and Sports (MCS), to apply for a broadcasting license of a TV channel.

Online Instructions

  • Login to MCS e-services portal, and enter your username and password if you were previously registered in the National Authentication System.
  • Select the service “Broadcasting License Request” under “Broadcasting Management”.
  • Select the License Type that is “TV Channel”, and fill out its online application form.
  • Attach the following documents:
  • QID copy of the license owner and each partner in case of the presence of partners
  • Letter addressed to the Department Manager
  • Study on the channel
  • Commercial registration copy
  • Signature authorization’s certificate of proof, in case of logging in as the representative or authorized signatory
  • Click on “Send Request”.

Fees

The fees for issuing the license are QR1000,000.

Additional Information

This service is available on the Ministry’s mobile app.

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