Before you are allowed to handle explosive substances as a non-professional user, you must have been granted a permit in accordance with the Explosives Act.

• Application via an online procedure or a written procedure (except for electronic processing and the possibility of identifying oneself in advance, the two procedures are identical)
• filling in the forms,
• Adding the required documents and evidence,
• Re-examination of the application documents,
• send or print out the application electronically and submit it to the Authority,
• The authority will contact you at your request for consultation or inquiries and corrections,
• If necessary, the authority will make an appointment with you for an interview in order to determine the required personal suitability,

After examining the documents, you will receive a notification of the decision and a fee notice with a request for payment.

Deadlines for subsequent submissions/responses shall be set by the competent authority.

If you already have a permit, you must submit the application for renewal in good time before the expiry of the time limit; it is recommended to apply for the extension 2 – 3 months before the expiry of the validity period.

Where an application for the grant requires verification of personal suitability and reliability for admission to a specialist training course, the competent authority may dispense with a re-examination if the clearance certificate for participation in the specialist training course was issued not more than one year ago.