Licence name
- Club licence
- Direct sales licence
- Entertainment venue licence
- Hotel licence
- Limited club licence
- Producer's licence
- Residential licence
- Restaurant licence
- Retail liquor merchant's licence
- Special circumstances licence
- Wholesale liquor merchant's licence
Fees
Liquor licence application fees are set out in the fees and charges schedule and can be found on the website of Consumer and Business Services (CBS).
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Duration
Information on the duration of each type of liquor licence can be found on the CBS website.
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Overview
There are currently 11 different categories of licences available under the Liquor Licensing Act 1997.
The Liquor and Gambling Commissioner is responsible for administering the Act, the purpose of which is to regulate and control the sale, supply and consumption of liquor for the benefit of related industries and the South Australian public.
The Commissioner places particular emphasis on encouraging responsible attitudes towards the promotion and advertising of liquor and minimising the harm associated with liquor consumption.
The Commissioner may refer certain matters for hearing and determination by the Licensing Court. The division of responsibilities between the Commissioner and the Licensing Court are set out on the CBS website.
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Apply for a licence
Information about the application process for each type of liquor licence can be found on the CBS website.
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More information
On this site
Gaming licences
Bookmaker and agent licences
Other websites
Advertising requirements for new liquor licences - Consumer and Business Services (CBS)
Dry areas - CBS
Contact
Consumer and Business Services
Phone: 131 882