TRAVEL AGENCY LICENSING SUPPORT
Get Your CAAB License with Expert Guidance
A Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) license is required for travel agencies and tour operators to legally sell air tickets and travel services in Bangladesh. Global Study & Consultancy guides your business through eligibility assessment, documentation, and the full application process for a smooth approval.
Our Working Process
Eligibility Check
We review your company structure, capital, and premises against CAAB requirements.
Documentation
We prepare and organize all required legal, financial, and business documents.
Application Filing
We submit your application to CAAB and coordinate on your behalf.
Approval & Setup
We support you through inspection and final approval, and guide next steps like IATA accreditation.
Who Needs a CAAB License?
- New travel agencies planning to sell air tickets
- Tour operators expanding into ticketing services
- Existing agencies renewing or upgrading their license
- Businesses seeking IATA accreditation eligibility
- Corporate travel desks formalizing operations
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CAAB license?
It’s an approval issued by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh authorizing a business to operate as a licensed travel agency, including selling air tickets.
What documents are usually required?
Typical requirements include trade license, company registration (RJSC), bank solvency certificate, proof of office premises, and owner/director documentation. Exact requirements can change, so we confirm current CAAB requirements before filing.
Is a CAAB license the same as IATA accreditation?
No, they are separate. A CAAB license authorizes you to operate as a travel agency in Bangladesh, while IATA accreditation is a further step that lets you issue tickets directly through the IATA settlement system. We can guide you on both.
How long does the process take?
Timelines depend on your documentation readiness and CAAB’s processing schedule. We help you prepare everything in advance to avoid unnecessary delays.