Indonesia: Enables MRA with South Korea for Telecom
Indonesia South Korea Telecom MRA Comes Into Effect Indonesia has officially enforced the Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) with South Korea for telecommunications equipment testing laboratories as of May 27th, 2025. This major regulatory development is expected to reduce redundant testing procedures, enhance trade efficiency, and accelerate the telecom certification process for both countries. Understanding the […]
India 6GHz Spectrum Delicensing Update
The India 6GHz spectrum may soon be delicensed, as the Indian Ministry of Communication released a draft Gazette proposing unlicensed use of 500 MHz in the 6 GHz band (5925–6425 MHz). This change could transform the landscape for wireless connectivity and regulatory compliance in the country. The draft is now open for public comment until […]
Taiwan Strengthens RF Equipment Rules for Trackers
Taiwan Strengthens RF Equipment Rules for Trackers The Taiwan RF Equipment Rules have been updated by the National Communications Commission (NCC), introducing stricter compliance obligations for certain device types. The revisions, effective from May 26, 2025, were officially published in the Executive Yuan Gazette Vol. 31, Issue 96. These changes address growing national concerns around […]
Chile: Short-Range Equipment Regulation Overhauled
The Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications of Chile has issued Exempt Resolution N° 737, significantly modifying the 2017 technical standard for short-range equipment. This update reflects a crucial shift in how the country handles certification and compliance for devices using 5G and IoT technologies. Why This Matters Chile has experienced a sharp rise in certification […]
European Union: Key Takeaways from REDCA 2025
Introduction: Why REDCA 2025 Matters The REDCA May 2025 meeting delivered significant regulatory insights for the radio equipment sector. Covering topics such as cybersecurity, harmonised standards, and market surveillance, the discussions emphasized the importance of coordinated compliance strategies. As a result, stakeholders across the industry must remain aligned with evolving EU requirements to ensure uninterrupted […]
Bermuda: Eases Type Approval for Wi-Fi Devices
New Bermuda Type Approval Policy in Effect Effective February 14, 2025, the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda introduced a significant regulatory shift regarding wireless device compliance. Under the updated guidelines, devices operating exclusively on Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi are now exempt from individual type approval in Bermuda. This new Bermuda type approval exemption applies only if devices […]
Argentina: Satellite Spectrum Rules Change 2025
Argentina’s National Communications Entity (ENACOM) has introduced a significant regulatory update concerning the Argentina satellite spectrum. On April 30, 2025, through Resolution 640/2025, ENACOM redefined spectrum usage to reduce interference with Personal Communications Services (PCS). This change directly affects telecom and satellite operators operating within Argentina’s national network. Why the Argentina Satellite Spectrum Changes Matter […]
Vietnam: Wireless Frequency Updates for 2025
Wireless Frequency Updates Impact Charging & WLAN Devices Vietnam’s latest wireless frequency updates bring significant technical revisions for manufacturers of wireless charging and WLAN/RLAN equipment. The expanded frequency ranges and adjusted emission thresholds aim to improve alignment with international standards while ensuring device compatibility in Vietnam. Revised Frequency Bands for Wireless Charging The permitted frequency […]
Australia: Draft LIPD Class License 2025 Released
Public Consultation on LIPD Class License 2025 The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has opened public consultation on the draft LIPD Class License 2025, marking an important step in updating regulatory conditions for short-range and low-interference devices. This revision is designed to modernize the framework while maintaining compliance with existing technical standards. Scope of […]
Mexico: Proposes IFT Seal Regulation Delay Amid Reforms
Mexico’s Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) has launched a public consultation on delaying the IFT seal regulation for telecom and broadcasting products. Originally set for July 2025, the rule may be postponed due to upcoming regulatory changes. Why the IFT Seal Regulation Delay Matters The IFT seal regulation requires approved telecom devices to display an official seal. However, a constitutional reform will dissolve the […]