• Mobile networks

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    Radio networks are used for communication between mobile and/or portable stations, possibly via base stations by means of voice or data transmission. It is necessary to apply for a licence at BIPT.
  • Microphones

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    Lists of frequencies allowed for microphones and in-ear systems in a given area.
  • Events

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    For major events (Formula 1 Grand Prix, Tour de France …), specific forms are made available to participants and organisers.
  • Fraud statistics

    Publications › Statistics -
    Keeping a record of fraud statistics is essential to recognize trends in a timely manner, develop targeted measures and use means effectively.
  • Free choice conditions

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    You may choose your modem to connect to your fixed Internet provider, but there are conditions attached to this.
  • Cookie policy

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    A cookie is a small text file which may be saved on your computer when you visit a website. This text file contains information such as the language you choose on a website. When you visit that website again, that cookie is sent to that site, so that the website recognises your browser.
  • Radioamateurs

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    Amateur radio is a hobby involving radio communications; it allows to establish contact with radio amateurs worldwide. You must demonstrate certain knowledge and skills to become a radio amateur.
  • Private broadband local wireless networks

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    Private broadband radio local area networks in the frequency band 3800-4200 MHz can be applied for using the attached application form.
  • International relations - postal sector

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    The postal services do not  function in a world of their own. That is why BIPT has established relations with a large number of organisations.
  • Consultation on the draft strategic plan of the BIPT for the 2027-2029 period

    Publications › Consultation -
    The BIPT presents its draft strategic plan for 2027-2029 today. The relevant sectors and stakeholders are invited to read the document and to submit any comments or observations they may have during the consultation period, which runs until 6 November 2026.
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