License Application Forms and Fees
Telecommunications Services
The National Communication Authority (NCA) of South Sudan imposes telecommunications license fees to regulate and oversee the operations of service providers within the sector. These fees are structured to reflect the type and scale of services offered, ensuring compliance with national regulations while fostering industry growth. License categories typically include network operators, internet service providers (ISPs), and broadcasting services. The fees contribute to the authority's capacity to enhance infrastructure, monitor quality standards, and promote equitable access to telecommunications services across the country.
Broadcasting Services
The National Communication Authority (NCA) of South Sudan imposes broadcasting license fees on entities wishing to operate radio, television, or other broadcasting services within the country. These fees vary depending on the type of broadcasting service, such as public, private, or community radio/TV, and the scale of operations. The NCA sets these fees to regulate the industry, ensuring that broadcasters comply with national standards for content, quality, and accessibility. The fees also support the NCA’s oversight functions, including monitoring compliance, frequency management, and promoting diversity in the broadcasting sector.
Spectrum Services
The National Communication Authority (NCA) of South Sudan charges spectrum license fees for the allocation and use of radio frequency spectrum by telecommunications operators and service providers. These fees are determined based on the frequency bands assigned, the type of service, and the geographic coverage area. Spectrum license fees ensure the efficient management and utilization of the limited radio spectrum, prevent interference, and support the NCA's regulatory and monitoring functions. The fees also contribute to maintaining a fair competitive environment while promoting the development of telecommunication infrastructure and services across South Sudan.
Short Codes Services
The National Communication Authority (NCA) of South Sudan imposes short code license fees for the allocation and use of short codes, which are typically used for services like mobile banking, customer support, and promotional campaigns. These fees are charged to telecom operators and service providers seeking to use specific short codes for their services. The NCA regulates the use of short codes to ensure proper management, prevent conflicts, and maintain a fair and organized system for both service providers and consumers. The fees collected help fund the NCA's oversight activities and support the development of telecommunication services in the country.
Type Approval Services
The Type Approval Services license fees by the National Communication Authority (NCA) of South Sudan refer to the charges applied for approving telecommunications and ICT equipment to ensure they meet the required technical standards. These fees typically vary based on the type and category of equipment being approved.