Additional HMO licensing
Ends 27 Oct 2027- Covers
- The whole borough
- Runs
- 27 Oct 2022 → 27 Oct 2027
- Fee
- £1,872 for up to 5 units (5-year licence)
- Applies to
- HMOs with 3 or 4 sharers from 2+ households
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Barnet runs additional HMO licensing. Here's what that means for your property, which wards are covered and what a licence costs. Check a postcode →
We found no selective licensing scheme in this borough. Confirm with the council before letting.
Additional HMO licensing covers the whole borough. Fee: £1,872 for up to 5 units (5-year licence).
Applies everywhere in England. Fee: £1,872 for up to 5 units, plus £37 per extra unit.
Based on the schemes on our records (checked 9 October 2026). Councils can change schemes at short notice, so always confirm with the council.
Watch: Barnet consulted on selective licensing for 10 wards, with an indicative fee of about £910; the consultation closed on 15 September 2026. No scheme has been designated yet, but the council planned a decision for late 2026.
Apply through the Barnet Council licensing page. Most councils take online applications with a gas safety certificate, EICR, EPC, floor plan and tenancy details. Licences usually run for five years or until the scheme ends.
Councils add and renew schemes every few months. We check every borough monthly. Use our free landlord compliance checklist for everything else a let needs.
The Landlord Portfolio Toolkit logs licence numbers, expiry dates and certificates for every property, with alerts before anything runs out.
This guide summarises council licensing schemes from published sources and is checked periodically. It is not legal advice. Designations use the ward boundaries in force when they were made, which can differ from current wards. Always confirm with the council before letting a property. Letting without a required licence can lead to fines of up to £40,000 and rent repayment orders of up to 24 months.