Radiocommunication Services

Radiocommunication Services include the following:
A.   Aeronautical Service

1. Aeronautical HF Fixed and Mobile Stations
2. Aeronautical VHF Fixed and Mobile Stations 
3. Aeronautical Station – Commercial (Control Station)
4. Aeronautical Ground to Air Station (Glider, Hang Glider and Balloon)
5. Aeronautical Ground Station (Airlines)
6. Aeronautical Navigational Aid & Radar (Private Aerodrome)
7. Aeronautical Radio Licence:

• Aircraft (Take-off weight more than 3200kg)
• Aircraft (Take-off weight more than 3200kg/less than 14000kg)
• Aircraft (Take-off weight more than 14000kg)
• Aircraft (Glider, Hang Glider and Balloon)

    Application Forms

• NCA Form C
• Aircraft Radio Licence Application Form
  

1. HF Fixed and Landmobile Stations
2. VHF Fixed and Landmobile Stations
3. UHF/SHF Fixed and Landmobile Stations

       Application Forms

• NCA Form AP07 - Application Form for HF/VHF/UHF/SHF Radio Networks
• NCA Form C

1. Marine HF Fixed and Mobile Stations  
2. Marine VHF Fixed and Mobile Stations  
3. Limited Coast Station 
4. Ship Radio Station

       Application Forms

• NCA Maritime Form E
• NCA Form C
  

1. Trunk Radio Network (Urban)
2. Trunk Radio Network (Sub-Urban)
3. Trunk Radio Network (Rural)

    Application Forms

• NCA Form AP07 - Application Form for HF/VHF/UHF/SHF Radio Networks
• NCA Form C

Application Procedure

1. Applicant must obtain, complete and submit the relevant application forms together with the appropriate Application Fee.
2. The National Communications Authority will acknowledge in writing, receipt of the application.
3. The National Communications Authority will evaluate the application and respond to the applicant in due course.

Application Fee

• All payments to NCA should be made through Bankers Draft payable to the National Communications Authority.
• The Application Fee is non-refundable
• The Ghana Cedi equivalent of the fees on the day of payment is accepted.

Table Of Frequency Allocation (9kHz – 1000GHz)

Introduction

The Ghana Table of Frequency Allocations details the uses to which various frequency bands are put in Ghana (referred to as ‘allocations’). It provides the framework within which frequency assignments are to be made for all radio services in Ghana.{break}

The Ghana Table may be amended as a result of changes in National Communications Authority Licensing decisions, or in accordance to changes to Radio Regulations made by the World Radiocommunication Conferences of the International Telecommunication Union such that these affect the Ghana table, or in accordance with the application of any other national frequency decisions.

Direct references have been made within the Ghana table to those footnotes in the Radio Regulations that apply to radio services in Ghana.

Where the provisions of the Radio Regulation differ from those of Ghana’s table, those of the latter will apply.

The Ghana table doses not infer any right for use of radio services or equipment, which must be authorized in accordance with the relevant licensing requirements.
 
The following conventions apply throughout the Ghana table:
PRIMARY services are printed in capital letters.
Secondary services are printed in lower case

Where a footnote is printed in the same line as a radio service, is applies to that radio service only, whereas where a footnote is printed at the bottom of frequency band, it applies to that band or parts thereof.

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