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1. www.tvlicence.ie › home › payment-methodsTV Licence Payment Methods

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   Ways to pay for a TV Licence Payment options. Pay online using MasterCard or Visa Cash/cheque or Debit Card at any Post Office By Direct Debit; By phone: 01 7058800 using MasterCard or Visa Post a cheque (crossed and made payable to An Post) to your local TV Licence Record's Office; TV licence stamps available at your local Post Office

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3. www.tvlicence.ie › home › tv-licence-homeTV Licence Home

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   Need a TV Licence? Have you moved House? Use our quick and convenient online service to renew your existing TV Licence, purchase your first TV Licence or change your personal details.

4. www.tvlicence.ie › RenewalLogOnTV Licence - Renewal Log On

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   1 day ago · Pay for your TV licence online, renew your existing TV Licence, buy your First TV Licence online or change your existing personal details quickly and easily.

5. www.gov.ie › en › serviceBuy a Television Licence - Gov.ie

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   Jun 16, 2020 · You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods: online using the TV Licence Online Service. at any Post Office. by contacting the customer service line (Debit or Credit Card) at +353 1 705 8800, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Direct Debit. TV Licence Records Office - cheque.

6. www.anpost.com › Government-ServicesGovernment Services - An Post

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   Get your TV licence. Time to buy or renew a TV licence? You can pay online using your Visa or Mastercard or drop into your nearest post office. Pay online. Buy your dog licence. If you have a dog, you need a licence. Buy or renew your dog licence online or at any post office. Pay online. Garda Fines. Do you have to pay a Garda fixed charge notice?

7. www.tvlicensing.co.uk › cs › pay-for-your-tv-licencePay for your TV Licence - TV Licensing

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   It’s easy to pay for a new TV Licence with a Direct Debit or by debit or credit card. Please answer the questions below to make sure you buy the right licence. Other payment methods are also available – take a look at our ways to pay.

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   How do I pay for a TV licence in Ireland?

   • Here are the available options to pay for a TV licence for the first time in Ireland: Visit the TV Licence Secured web page and pay by credit card. Go to your local Post Office and pay by cheque, cash, or debit card. Dial the special An Post number of 01 705 8800 and pay with your credit card.

   Your Complete 2024 Guide to TV Licences in Ireland - Selectra

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   How do I pay for a new TV licence?

   • It’s easy to pay for a new TV Licence with a Direct Debit or by debit or credit card. Please answer the questions below to make sure you buy the right licence.

   Pay for your TV Licence - TV Licensing

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   Where does my TV licence payment go?

   • Where does your licence payment go? The TV Licence fee is collected by An Post and distributed by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media. From the TV Licence receipts, the Department pays An Post commission in respect of the TV Licence activities An Post undertakes in its role as the Minister's collection Agent.

   TV Licence Home

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   How do I renew my TV licence?

   • Use our quick and convenient online service to renew your existing TV Licence, purchase your first TV Licence or change your personal details. Where does your licence payment go? The TV Licence fee is collected by An Post and distributed by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.

   TV Licence Home

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   How do I reissue my TV licence?

   • Bring your licence to your nearest An Post office, with evidence of your new address (for example a household utility bill or a bank statement). An Post will update your details and reissue the licence for free. You can also go online to update your TV licence records. You will need your TV licence number and PIN.

   TV licences - Citizens Information

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   What happens if I don't pay my TV licence?

   • If you have not paid your TV licence, you can get a notice from An Post to warn you that you could be prosecuted if you don't buy a TV licence. A TV licence inspector can visit your home to check if you have a TV. If you don't have a TV licence to show the inspector, you could face a court appearance.

   TV licences - Citizens Information

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9. www.citizensinformation.ie › tv-licencesTV licences - Citizens Information

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   Online, through TV Licence Online. By phone, on (01) 705 8800 (for credit or debit card transactions only) By direct debit, using forms available from your TV Licence Records Office – payments are by monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly instalments. A TV licence costs €160 a year for both homes and businesses.