Licence Application Process
Applications are submitted through EPRA's online portal under the petroleum export/wholesale category, with specific designation for Jet A-1. The process includes comprehensive financial and technical evaluations, given the strategic importance and high value of aviation fuel trade. EPRA verifies storage capacity, quality control systems, and international market access.Fee Structure
No fees are charged for Petroleum Business Licences issued by EPRA. The fee-free policy applies to Jet A-1 export and wholesale licences as well.Documentary Requirements
Required documentation includes:- Standard business registration and compliance certificates
- Proof of adequate storage facilities for Jet A-1
- International quality certification (ASTM D1655, IATA, JIG standards)
- Export contracts and market access documentation
- Fuel testing laboratory certification
- Customs and port authority clearances
- Environmental management plans
- Safety and security management systems
- Proof of financial capacity for large-scale fuel trading
Cost Considerations
Key indirect costs include:- Specialized aviation fuel storage terminals
- International quality testing and certification
- Customs bonding and surety requirements
- Export documentation and compliance systems
- Foreign exchange and financial risk management
- Airport fuel farm access agreements
- International aviation standards compliance