How much is a TV Licence in the Republic of Ireland?
In Ireland, a television licence is required for any address at which there is a television set. Since 2016, the annual licence fee is €160. Revenue is collected by An Post, the Irish postal service.
How much is a TV Licence 2021?
From 1 April 2021, a standard TV Licence is £159 and we offer a choice of payment methods to suit you. You can pay your TV Licence online in one go, or spread the payments with a range of Direct Debit options or a TV Licensing payment card.
What can I watch without a TV Licence?
Without a licence, you can legally watch:
- Netflix.
- YouTube.
- Amazon Prime.
- DVDs/Blurays.
- Non-BBC catch-up including ITV Player, Channel 4 on-demand, as long as it’s NOT live.
Will I get fined for not having a TV Licence?
If you don’t have a licence or fail to repay your arrears, you could receive a court fine. It’s a criminal offence to watch live TV or use BBC iPlayer unless you have a valid TV licence.
How much is TV Licence 2021 Ireland?
The annual fee for a TV licence is €160 for both homes and businesses. If you are over 70, you are entitled to a free TV licence under the Household Benefits package. You can be fined up to €1,000 (or €2,000 for subsequent offences) if you do not have a TV licence.
Does it cost more to pay TV license Monthly?
You can pay for your TV Licence monthly by Direct Debit at no extra cost. Although it does work out to be £13.25 a month, when you get your first TV Licence you’ll pay £26.50 each month for six months. You’ll be paid up for the whole year after six months, but you can cancel and get a refund.
How can I avoid paying my TV licence in Ireland?
Watching TV on your computer, phone or other device You do not need a TV licence to watch television on your computer, phone or other device (for example, RTÉ Player or streaming services like Netflix).
How much does it cost to get a TV licence in Ireland?
If you have a television, you must have a TV Licence. An Post issues TV Licences on behalf of the Minister for Tourism, Gaeltacht, Culture, Media and Sport. A TV Licence costs €160 for both homes and businesses. You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods:
What is the annual licence fee in Ireland?
Since 2016, the annual licence fee is €160. Revenue is collected by An Post, the Irish postal service. The bulk of the fee is used to fund Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ), the state broadcaster.
Where can I get a free TV licence?
You should contact the Department of Social Protection (DSP) at 1890 500 000. My TV Licence has expired but I have applied to the Department of Social Protection for a free TV Licence.
Who is responsible for issuing TV licences in UK?
An Post is the designated body, under the Broadcasting Act 2009, that issues TV licences and collects fees on behalf of the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment. The Department pays a commission from TV licence fee receipts to An Post for this work.