How Do I Get a Personal Licence?

A personal licence authorises a specified person to supply alcohol or allow the supply of alcohol under the terms of a premises licence. Businesses such as pubs restaurants, off licences will all have a premises licence.

A personal licence is valid until it surrendered, suspended or forfeited – even if it has an expiry date on it.  The licence does not need to be renewed and will last indefinitely.

Who can apply?

Applicants for a Personal Licence need to apply to the local authority where they live, not for the area in which they work (if different)

You can apply if you:

  • are aged 18 or over
  • possess an accredited licensing qualification
  • have not given up a premises licence within 5 years prior to making an application
  • have not been convicted of any relevant offence

How to apply?

  • Two photographs of you (one must be countersigned as a true likeness)
  • Your original licensing qualification (BIIAB APLH – Click here)
  • Original Disclosure and Barring Service form – formally known as a CRB
  • Your disclosure of convictions and civil immigration penalties declaration form.
  • copy of your proof of right to work in the UK document
  • The application fee (£37)

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