The polycrystalline La0.7Sr0.3MnO3 samples have been prepared to investigate the phase transition temperature and the permeability spectra under various applied magnetic fields. The temperature dependence of permeability shows the ferromagnetic to paramagnetic phase transition and the temperature dependence of resistivity shows the corresponding metal to semiconductor phase transition. All the measured spectra display pronounced dispersion with relaxation character due to the domain wall displacement. As the applied magnetic field increases, the permeability decreases and the domain-wall relaxation frequency 𝑓ௗ௪ increases. The measured spectra can be described by the sum of two relaxations, which are corresponding to the domain-wall displacements and the domain rotations, respectively. Since the resistivity of the samples is very small, the damping mainly originates from the eddy currents associated with the domain-wall displacement, and the measured 𝑓ௗ௪ are consistent with the value calculated from the correlated formula. As the applied magnetic field increases from 0 to 500 Oe, 𝑓ௗ௪ could increases from 380 kHz to 980 kHz.