Licensing fees for houses in multiple occupation (HMOs)
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See the licensing fees for HMOs.
From 1 October 2018, all HMOs with five or more occupants need to have a licence.
Charities and accredited landlords
Cheaper fees are available for charities and landlords who are accredited through the London Landlord Accreditation Scheme (LLAS) or are members of a recognised landlord association.
Fees for additional scheme
|
First application |
Following applications |
Accredited landlords |
£400 |
£320 |
Unaccredited landlords |
£500 |
£400 |
Charities |
£250 |
£200 |
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Fees for mandatory scheme
|
First application |
Following applications |
Accredited landlords |
£400 |
£320 |
Unaccredited landlords |
£500 |
£400 |
Charities |
£250 |
£200 |
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Other charges
Visit by us to inspect and/or draw floor plans that meet HMO licensing standards |
£220 |
Registering a change to the occupancy level |
£275 |
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*A lettable unit or household consists of family members or a cohabiting couple. A group of four friends counts as four separate lettable units or households.
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