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Apply for a frequency allocation from the Federal Network Agency in Rees

In Rees we expect about approx. 2 months processing time for Apply for a frequency allocation from the Federal Network Agency – responsible: Bundesnetzagentur für Elektrizität, Gas, Telekommunikation, Post und Eisenbahnen (zuständig für Rees).

Quick answer

  1. 1

    Documents you need

    Technical Data Sheets for the Radio System · Location Description

  2. 2

    Costs

    20–60 € je nach Gemeinde

Processing time

approx. 2 months in Rees

The Bundesnetzagentur für Elektrizität, Gas, Telekommunikation, Post und Eisenbahnen (zuständig für Rees) in Rees currently needs about approx. 2 months. Booking an appointment online saves waiting time at the counter.

Official: max. approx. 1 months

How to proceed

  1. 1

    Determine frequency requirements and technical parameters

    Type of use, transmission power, location.

  2. 2

    Submit an application online

    Via the Federal Network Agency's online portal (EMF database).

  3. 3

    Wait for the allocation notice

    Check for availability and technical compatibility.

Required documents

  • Technical Data Sheets for the Radio SystemMandatory
  • Location DescriptionMandatoryOften forgotten

The essentials before applying

Who is eligible?

Companies and institutions that require frequencies for licensed radio applications.

Income limit

Success rate

approx. 70.0 % (estimate)

Most common mistakes

  • Royalty-free alternatives not reviewed
  • Technical parameters are incomplete

Common reasons for rejection

  • No available frequencies
  • Technical compatibility not met

Alternatives

  • Check related services in the application assistant
  • Use social counselling before applying

If rejected

File a written objection within 30 days – with reasons why the decision is wrong and any missing evidence.

Everything about Apply for a frequency allocation from the Federal Network Agency

Questions & Answers

Do I always need an allocation?

No, many frequencies (e.g., standard Wi-Fi) can be used without a license.

Freshness & source

Maintenance
Continuously reviewed & updated
Data quality
100 %

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