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--- operating_abroad [2025/09/10 11:52] – [Australia/Oceania] Reflects changes to reciprocal arrangements following GURL change 1 July 2025GURL m5aka
+++ operating_abroad [2025/09/11 14:54] (current) – [Antarctica] m5aka
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     * [[https://mysarl.org.za/guest-reciprocal-licensing/|CEPT Licensing in South Africa]]
 ===== Antarctica =====
+  * Falkland Islands, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (CEPT - No / HAREC - No)
+    * No exam requirements, simply complete the application form and self-declare you have the competence to operate an amateur radio station
+    * [[https://regulatorfi.org.fk/spectrum/amateur-radio/|Falkland Islands Communications Regulator]]
+  * [[https://www.britishantarcticterritory.org.uk/news-amateur-radio-licences/|British Antarctic Territory - This was handled by FI Communications Regulator, status after 2020 consultation is unclear]]
 ===== Asia =====
   * Israel (CEPT - Yes / HAREC - ??)
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     * Holders of a UK Foundation or Intermediate licence may request the regulator RSM for permission operate for up to 90 days, email [email protected]  If permission is granted the visitor will be limited to the bands and power levels in their home licence as long as they do not exceed those specified in the GURL. {{ :2025-05-15_nz_foundation_reciprocal.jpg?linkonly | Example of an approval received  for an Australian Foundation holder (VK1CAT) to operate }}
     * 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. [[https://www.rsm.govt.nz/assets/Uploads/documents/pibs/radio-operator-certificate-and-callsign-rules-pib-46.pdf|Citation, Section 3.7.1]].
-    * New Zealand has reciprocal agreements in place with Australia and Japan.
+    * Visitors to New Zealand should use the prefix "ZL/" followed by their own callsign
     * More information in [[https://www.rsm.govt.nz/licensing/frequencies-for-anyone/amateur-radio-operators/visiting-amateur-operators|Visiting amateur operators]]
     * National Society: [[https://nzart.org.nz/|New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (NZART)]]