The TRA is the sole body which is responsible for managing and regulating the Radio Spectrum in UAE as per the Federal Decree by Law No. 3 of 2003, such as allocating and assigning spectrum for all Radio services, coordinating the spectrum, applying enforcement on spectrum, representing the country in all international and regional forums related to telecommunication sector.

Apply for Spectrum Online

For customers having large number of systems requiring radio frequency authorizations, the TRA has established an online portal for new applications, renewals, modifications and cancellation. The TRA can be requested by such organizations for the username and password to use this portal. Please view our FAQ section for more information

Application Forms

These are the forms developed by the TRA to facilitate the applicants to provide administrative and technical details for the different radio frequency authorization requests. Private Mobile Radio Fixed Service Aircraft Maritime Ships Small Boats Short Range Devices / Class Authorization Vehicle Radio Broadcasting Services Earth Station & VSAT Please view our FAQ section for more information

National Allocation Chart

The National Frequency Allocation Chart is the graphical representation of the National Table of Frequency Allocation prepared by the Coordination Committee and approved by the Supreme Committee in accordance with Article 46 of the Federal law by Decree No.3 of 2003 and its Executive Order in order to ensure the efficient and proper use of radio spectrum.

National Spectrum Plan & National Table of Frequency Allocation

National Spectrum Plan

The National Spectrum Plan and National Table of Frequency Allocation give the framework for the allocation of frequencies to use radio communications equipment by all organizations whether government or non-government, civil or military. The objective of developing the National Spectrum Plan and National Table of Frequency Allocation is to increase spectrum efficiency and usage.

National Frequency Allocation Chart

The National Frequency Allocation Chart is the graphical representation of the National Table of Frequency Allocation prepared by the Coordination Committee and approved by the Supreme Committee in accordance with Article 46 of the Federal law by Decree No.3 of 2003 and its Executive Order in order to ensure the efficient and proper use of radio spectrum.

Spectrum Policies & Regulations

Regulatory instruments related to radio spectrum issues.

Aeronautical Radio Service Regulations

Amateur Regulations

Cellular Coverage Measurement Regulations

Cellular On Board Vessels Regulations

Cordless Telephony Regulations

Earth Stations Regulations

Earth Stations on board Vessels Regulations

Fixed Service Regulations

Free Space Optics Regulations

Interference Management Regulations

Maritime Radio Service Regulations

Private Mobile Radio (PMR) Service Regulations

Radiocommunications Policy

Satellite Coordination Guidelines

Spectrum Allocation and Assignment Regulations

Spectrum Fees Regulations

The Spectrum Fees regulation sets the charging mechanism for different applications and services using radio frequency spectrum and their validity periods. This regulation is issued by the TRA.

Spectrum Enforcement and Monitoring Regulations

Terrestrial Digital TV Switchover Plan

Short Range Devices Regulations

Use of 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands for WLAN and RLAN

International Affairs

The TRA is actively involved in international meetings and activities which focus on convergence through cooperation and information exchange among regulators; Resource allocation and management; Standards. These include regional preparatory meetings for global conferences and other activities which focus on UAE’s and the region’s requirements. Another aspect of the TRA's international activities is organizing and hosting events and similar working visits by its counterparts in other countries. In return, the TRA participates in bilateral meetings and negotiations, and initiates working visits to enhance relations with other regulators. Further, the TRA participates in activities centred around the international platforms such as ITU, Regional/ Special groupings, Border Co-ordination, Inter-Governmental Organizations, and Bilateral co-operation.