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Full VHF/UHF privileges and limited HF access—the starting point for local contacts and satellite operation.
35 questions · 26 correct (74%) to passFCC AMATEUR RADIO EXAM · KOREA
VE Team Korea is part of SANDARC VEC and is the first Korean team to support FCC exams through Exam.tools.
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01 · LICENSE GUIDE
An amateur radio license issued by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. Each level grants access to broader frequencies and operating privileges.
Full VHF/UHF privileges and limited HF access—the starting point for local contacts and satellite operation.
35 questions · 26 correct (74%) to passA practical intermediate license with access to most HF bands for worldwide communication.
35 questions · 26 correct (74%) to passThe highest license class, with full privileges across all amateur bands.
50 questions · 37 correct (74%) to pass02 · KOREA · U.S. LICENSE COMPARISON
The two licenses do not replace one another. Korean law and authorization govern operation in Korea, and you may hold both depending on your goals.
※ Always check the latest radio regulations and authorization requirements for the country where you plan to operate.
03 · HOW TO QUALIFY
Register with FCC CORES and receive your unique FCC Registration Number.
Study the current question pool and take practice exams for your chosen class.
Book a session and take your exam through Exam.tools under VE supervision.
After your passing result is submitted and the FCC fee is paid, you will receive your call sign.
04 · EXAM REGISTRATION
VE Team Korea is the first Korean team to support FCC exams through Exam.tools. Available sessions are listed on hamstudy.org.
Prepare the following items for your exam format.
Korean ID card, driver's license, youth card or passport
*Korea Mobile ID is accepted for in-person exams onlyRequired for every applicant.
Bring this when advancing before a previous passing result appears in FCC ULS.
Required for a remote exam.
Prepare a private, distraction-free space for a remote exam.
05 · JOIN US
Volunteer Examiners help new operators get their start. Bring your experience and help us grow the FCC exam community in Korea.
01Hold a valid General class license or higher
02Be ready to support exams responsibly
03Have an interest in or experience with VE activities
06 · CONTACT
Send us your questions about exam preparation, sessions or joining as a VE. VE Team Korea will get back to you. You can also use the chat in the bottom-right corner.
[email protected] ↗FAQ
Yes. U.S. citizenship or residency is not required. You must register with the FCC and obtain an FRN before the exam.
Yes. The FCC exam is separate from Korean licensing, so a Korean amateur radio license is not required.
Under SANDARC policy, the exam fee is free. A separate $35 FCC application fee is due after passing and is paid directly by the applicant through the FCC system.
The exam process and questions are in English. Public question pools are available for each license class.
Yes, when a remote session is available. Before the exam, prepare a camera, a stable internet connection and a private exam space; see the candidate instructions sent before the session for details.
Get it from FCC CORES before registering for an exam. Every applicant needs an FRN.
Consecutive elements may be available depending on the session and your lower-element result. Confirm with the session team before applying.
An FCC license does not automatically authorize operation in Korea. It can be used in the U.S. and, subject to local conditions, in locations with applicable reciprocal arrangements.
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