National Socorty South African Radio League (ZARL)

CEPT Licensing in South Africa

National Society - Israel Amateur Radio Association (IARA)

Israel CEPT information

OH2MCN info

Malaysian Amateur Radio Transmitters' Society

Australia is one of the very few countries worldwide which allows UK Foundation and Intermediate licensees to operate while on a temporary visit of up to three months, with no formal permission required, in a similar manner to how UK Full licensees may operate under CEPT T/R 61-01. Privileges, including frequency allocations and power limits, may be very different from the UK, please confirm before operating.

Holders of a UK Foundation or Intermediate licence may also apply for an Australian Foundation or Standard licence, respectively, which is valid for a period of one year and cannot be renewed. Continued operation after the expiry of this licence entails passing Australian amateur radio exams, just like an unlicensed person.

Australia is a signatory of CEPT T/R 61-02 (HAREC), but since 2019 has refused to comply with the terms of the agreement. Holders of a non-Australian HAREC may apply for an Australian Advanced licence, which is valid only for a period of one year and cannot be renewed. Continued operation after the expiry of this licence entails passing Australian amateur radio exams, just like an unlicensed person.

For further information, please refer to the Australian Communications & Media Authority website.

Persons visiting New Zealand who hold a current amateur certificate of competency, authorisation or licence issued by another administration, may operate an amateur station in New Zealand for a period not exceeding 90 days, provided they comply with the relevant clauses of the GURL for Amateur Radio Operators.

A valid HAREC Certificate issued by countries participating in the CEPT Recommendations TR61-01 and TR61-02 reciprocal recognition arrangements is recognised for the purposes of operating amateur radio equipment in accordance with the GURL for Amateur Radio Operators. Citation, Section 3.7.1.

New Zealand has reciprical agreements in place with Australia and Japan.

More information in Visiting amateur operators

National Society: New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (NZART)

For more information please visit Experimenterende Danske Radioamatører (EDR)

For more information please visit Gibraltar Amateur Radio Society

Greece accepts the temporary three month operation as covered by the CEPT regulations. After the three month period the radio amateur needs to contact the department of communications and transportation of the prefecture where they live to book an appointment to request a Greek call sign in order to continue operating legally. The cost of the application is 26€.

For more information please visit Union of Greek Radio Amateurs (RAAG)

Prefix callsign with at least 'EA' (it is optional to use the numerical locator - e.g.; EA1-8).

More information on operating/Spanish licensing can be found in the brief 'Basic Info for Visitor Hams' on the URE.es (Spain's national ham radio society) website.

Prefix callsign with 'SM/' or 'SA/'. District numbers may be used, in that case use 'SMx/' or 'SAx/'.

Map of districts and more info at the SSA brief on the ssa.se website.

National Society Radio Amateurs of/du Canada (RAC)

CEPT Permit Please Allow at least 2 to 3 weeks for processing and mailing - $20 cost

National Society The American Radio Relay League {ARRL)

Operation in the US by Foreign Amateurs