Where Can I Pay My TV Licence In South Africa

You can renew your TV licence online, at your nearest Post Office, or at any of the SABC’s regional offices and pay points. A TV licence is renewable once every year.

Organisations, including businesses, need a TV licence for each set in their possession.

Households need only one licence for all TV sets in the house, provided that they all belong to the same owner.

Renewal dates are spread over 12 months. The renewal month is determined by the first letter of your surname or by the month in which you bought your television set.

Find out more about renewing a TV licence from the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)(link is external) or contact the SABC on 011 330 9555 or e-mail: tvlic.info@sabc.co.za(link sends e-mail).

How do I pay for my South African TV license?

You can renew your TV licence online, at your nearest Post Office, or any of the SABC’s regional offices and pay points. A TV licence is renewable once every year. Organisations, including businesses, need a TV licence for each set in their possession.

How much is a TV license in South Africa?

A: R265. 00 per annum for a domestic, business, dealer, lessor or mobile television licence, and R74. 00 per annum for a concessionary TV licence.

How do I find my TV license number in South Africa?

Feel free to contact us at (011) 330-9555 between 08:00 and 18:00 on weekdays, or between 08:00 and 13:00 on Saturdays, excluding Sundays and Public Holidays.