Category: Belarus

The Government of the Republic of Belarus published its Resolution No. 270, On May 05, 2022 came into effect with an aim to provide temporary eased RF/Telecom compliance requirements.

The Decree should have entered into force on May, 6th 2022 and is valid until December, 31st 2023.

The main points determined that:

1. Validity of conformity certificates and declarations (CoC and DoC) will be extended for a period of 12 months in case the expiry date of a CoC/DoC falls between May, 6th 2022 and September, 1st 2022.
2. No re-assessment of conformity and/or periodic assessment of certified products is required before expiry of the CoCs or DoCs
3. No physical testing of the samples is required as long as test reports from other countries are provided and accepted by the CB
4. Manufacturers and importers are not expected to provide documents on conformity assessment in case they import either spare parts for repairs or component parts for products and machines manufactured in the Republic of Belarus.

Please be reminded that devices have to be approved in acc. with the TR / 2018/024 / BY – please see our news as of 2019/02/11.

The main difference of TR / 2018/024 / BY from previous requirements (Resolution 849/2016) is mandatory marking (TR BY) and mandatory in-country testing.

Belarus’s Radio / Telecom Approval (in addition to CU EAC Certificate) is required in order launch devices on Belarus market. 

Both CU EAC DoC and Belarus’s Radio / Telecom DoC are necessary in order to import and use the devices in Belarus.

IS RADIO / TELECOM APPROVAL REQUIRED, IF A PRODUCT HAS ALREADY BEEN PLACED ON THE MARKET OF BELARUS

If a product has an approval in accordance with the Resolution 849/2016, it is allowed to supply the product to Belarus market based on this approval (which was possible to receive before 01.01.2019) until the approval expiry date.