What is a Liquor Licence?
A liquor license is a governmentally issued permit to sell, manufacture, store, or otherwise use alcoholic beverages.
How Many Types Of Liquor Licences Are There in South Africa?
There are four standard types of liquor licenses: Micro-manufacture on- & off-consumption. On-consumption. Off-consumption.
A liquor license – also referred to as an alcohol license, liquor permit, or liquor license certificate – is what you need if you want to sell alcohol in South Africa, whether once-off or as a business. Scorpion explains the 6 different types of licenses you can apply for
How many types of liquor licenses are there in South Africa?
Types of license
There are four standard types of liquor licenses: Micro-manufacture on- & off-consumption. On-consumption. Off-consumption.
How much is a liquor license in South Africa?
Liquor license costs
On-Consumption: R15000, 100% upfront payment required. Off-Consumption: R15000, 100% upfront payment required. Micro-manufacture: R15000, 100% upfront payment required.
How do I get a liquor license in South Africa?
How to apply for a liquor license in South Africa?
- Determine the type of liquor license you need
- Obtain the necessary documents
- Complete the application form.
- Submit the application form and accompanying documents
- Wait for a decision.
- Comply with ongoing requirements.
How long is a liquor license valid in South Africa?
When should you renew your liquor license? Liquor licenses should be renewed every year (annually) by no later than 31 December of that respective year in order to be valid for the next year.
What is the Liquor Licence Act in South Africa?
The Liquor Act 59 of 2003 (LA) applies across the whole of South Africa and regulates the manufacture and wholesale sale of liquor products. The Provincial Liquor Acts apply in the provinces of South Africa and seek to control the distribution and retail sale of liquor to consumers.