The following is a list of radio stations in Republic of Kosovo.
| Name | Frequency | App | online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Klan Kosova FM | 95.2, 90.8, 100.9, 105.7 MHz | yes | https://klankosova.tv/klan-kosova-fm/ |
| Name | Frequency | Location | online | App | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio 1 | 98.0 FM | Pejë | https://tunein.com/radio/Radio-1-980-s324756/ | Yes | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tenton.radioone | https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio-one-radio-nj%C3%AB/id1476402648 |
| Glam Radio | 88.6 FM | Prishtinë | ||||
| Radio Prishtina | 89.8 FM | Prishtinë | ||||
| Capital FM | 92.1 FM | Prishtinë | ||||
| Paper Radio | 91.1 FM | Prishtinë | ||||
| Radio HELIX | 104.4 FM | Prizren | ||||
| Radio TEMA | 94.9 FM | Ferizaj | ||||
| Place (Alb.) | Place (Serb.) | Name | Frequency (MHz) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Babimoc | Babin Most | Radio M BM | 104,0 |
| Brezovicë | Brezovica | Radio Borzani | 106,6 |
| Brezovicë | Brezovica | Radio Spektar | 94,3 |
| Çagllavicë | Čaglavica | Radio Antenna | 89,0 |
| Çagllavicë | Čaglavica | Radio KIM | 93,9 |
| Deçan | Dečani | Top Iliria Radio | 90,8 |
| Bërnicë e Poshtme | Donja Brnjica | Radio AS DB | 104,5 |
| Sharr | Dragaš | Radio SHARRI | 96,4 |
| Dragash | Dragaš | Radio Gora Dragaš | 106,3 |
| Ferizaj | Uroševac | Radio Ferizaj | 92,6 |
| Ferizaj | Uroševac | Radio Festina | 102,0 |
| Ferizaj | Uroševac | Radio Furtuna | 101,2 |
| Fushë Kosovë | Kosovo Polje | Radio K | 106,0 |
| Gllogovc | Glogovac | Radio Dodona | 88,2 |
| Fushë Kosovë | Kosovo Polje | 92.1 Capital FM | 92,1 |
| Gorazhdevc | Goraždevac | Radio Goraždevac | 102,5 |
| Graçanicë | Gračanica | Radio Gračanica | 90,7 |
| Gjakova | Đakovica | Radio Amadeus | 97,5 |
| Gjakova | Đakovica | Radio Gjakova | 100,0 |
| Gjakova | Đakovica | Radio Pandora | 102,1 |
| Gjakova | Đakovica | Top Radio | 103,3 |
| Gjilan | Gnjilane | Radio Energji | 103,3 |
| Gjilan | Gnjilane | Radio Mega Vox | 100,9 |
| Gjilan | Gnjilane | Radio Rinia | 98,4 |
| Gjilan | Gnjilane | Radio Star | 96,4 |
| Gjilan | Gnjilane | Radio Victoria | 97,9 |
| Istog | Istok | Radio Fontana | 98,8 |
| Kaçanik | Kačanik | Radio Kaçaniku | 95,4 |
| Kamenica | Kosovska Kamenica | Radio 24 | 94,0 |
| Kamenica | Kosovska Kamenica | Radio Index | 96,8 |
| Kamenica | Kosovska Kamenica | Radio Kamenica | 98,8 |
| Kamenica | Kosovska Kamenica | Radio Premiera | 101,1 |
| Kastrioti | Obilić | Radio Maria Kosovë | 107,4 |
| Klinë | Klina | Radio Alba | 91,2 |
| Kllokot | Klokot | Radio Klokot | 101,6 |
| Leposaviq | Leposavić | Radio Bubamara | 103,0 |
| Leposaviq | Leposavić | Radio Impuls | 100,3 |
| Leposaviq | Leposavić | Radio Mir | 92,9 |
| Leshak | Lešak | Radio Lešak | 100,9 |
| Lubinjë e Epërme | Gornje Ljubinje | Radio Astra | 89,4 |
| Malisheva | Mališevo | Radio Malisheva | 90,5 |
| Mitrovicë | Kosovska Mitrovica | Radio Globi | 104,6 |
| Mitrovicë | Kosovska Mitrovica | Radio Kiss | 92,2 |
| Mitrovicë | Kosovska Mitrovica | Radio Kontakt Plus | 101,9 |
| Mitrovicë | Kosovska Mitrovica | Radio Mitrovica | 99,0 |
| Mitrovicë | Kosovska Mitrovica | Radio Ylberi | 94,9 |
| Novobërdë | Novo Brdo | Radio Youth Voice | 91,9 |
| Pasjan | Pasjane | Radio Hit Laser | 104,8 |
| Pasjan | Pasjane | Radio Kompas | 100,4 |
| Pejë | Peć | Radio Peja | 93,0 |
| Plemetin | Plemetina | Radio Elit | 91,6 |
| Podujevë | Podujevo | Radio Llapi | 103,2 |
| Podujevë | Podujevo | Radio Vizioni | 88,1 |
| Pozharan | Pozorane | Radio Zëri i Pozheranit | 105,9 |
| Preoqe | Preoce | Radio Vitez | 104,9 |
| Prilluzhë | Prilužje | Radio Bum | |
| Prishtinë | Priština | Glam Radio | 88,6 |
| Radio Kent FM | 95,2 | ||
| Prishtinë | Priština | Radio Kosova e lirë | 94,2 |
| Prishtinë | Priština | Radio Plus | 102,2 |
| Prishtinë | Priština | Radio Urban FM | 103,5 |
| Prishtinë | Priština | Radio Vala Rinore | 94,7 |
| Prishtinë | Priština | Top Kosova Radio | 91,1 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Balkan | 95,1 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Besa | 102,3 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Dardania | 97,1 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Helix | 104,4 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Omega 3 | 91,7 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Prizreni | 88,4 |
| Prizren | Prizren | Radio Romano Avazo | 107,3 |
| Rahovec | Orahovac | Radio Start | 102,6 |
| Restelicë | Restelica | Radio Bambus | 100,0 |
| Skenderaj | Srbica | Radio Drenica | 107,6 |
| Suhareka | Suva Reka | Radio Maria Kosovë | 105,2 |
| Suhareka | Suva Reka | Radio Vala 2000 | 98,3 |
| Suhogërlë | Suvo Grlo | Radio 3 srca | 87,7 |
| Shillovë | Šilovo | Radio Max | 102,4 |
| Shtërpcë | Štrpce | Radio Herc | 98,9 |
| Shtime | Štimlje | Radio Zëri i Shtimes | 89,6 |
| Viti | Vitina | Radio Iliria | 104,1 |
| Vitomiricë | Vitomirica | Radio Hayat | 95,4 |
| Vushtrri | Vučitrn | Radio Vicianum | 105,7 |
| Zubin Potok | Zubin Potok | Radio Kolašin | 89,1 |
| Zubin Potok | Zubin Potok | Radio M | 102,5 |
| Zveçani | Zvečan | Radio AS | 101,4 |
| Zveçani | Zvečan | Radio Kosovska Mitrovica | 103,3 |
| Name |
|---|
| Radio Manastirica |
| Radio Besa |
| Radio Gora |
| Radio Ilahi Shqip |
| Radio Helix |
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