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      Compliance Requirements by Country

      It is highly recommended that the Shipper and/or Importer of Record consult their import /
      export / customs department prior to any international shipments.
      Please consult with your local customs brokers for country-specific requirements.

       

      Country compliance for:

      China

      Europe Region

      Hong Kong

      Israel

      Japan

      Malaysia

      Philippines

      Singapore

      Taiwan

       

      China

      *Must follow guidance of local customs broker*

       

      Europe Region

      • For entering in the EU the device is declared on the commercial invoice.
      • When re-exporting the shipper in EU will be asked to include the device details in their commercial invoice on a separate invoice in order to proceed with the customs clearance, (except if the device is attached to the container when an export declaration is not needed).

      Hong Kong

      • No license required for import & export in HK
      • pre-classification completed by HKTID, decision is No License Required (NLR)

      Israel

      • Import permit is required
      • Device should be declared on the shipper’s invoice following the Israel import regulations for product classification
      • Requires a permit from the Ministry of Communication
      • A permit is already in place for the PT300D device (air device) via Transworld Logistics. Permit is valid until end of 2021.

      Japan

      • Parameters sheet for Export via CISTEC
      • Issued by the EOR, may take 2-3 weeks
      • Documents required: MSDS, Device Specifications, Device Declaration
      • The service fee is about JPY 60,000～70,000 per the device model
      • https://www.cistec.or.jp/english/

      Malaysia

      • SIRIM permit required
      • The IOR must be local entity and must register with Dagang-net to obtain access for SIRIM application.
      • If importing less than 20 pcs per shipment, Special Approval on a per shipment basis. Once obtain TAC or Special approval ref number, then SIRIM permit can be submitted and will take 1 – 2 days for approval.
      • Import permit is valid for 3 months per shipments
      • http://www.sirim-qas.com.my

      Philippines

      • National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) Permit
      • Issued by the IOR online per commercial invoice
      • Include a formal letter to explain purpose of importation with attached device specification.
      • Estimated cost $70 USD for permit application and service fees
      • Approval may take 2-3 business days

      If this is for re-export below is the required document:

        • All set of Import processed document during importation.
        • Valid Exporter of Record
        • SDS if cargo contain lithium battery
        • Commercial invoice for export
        • Packing List
        • Export Declaration
        • Cargo Signal Specification from manufacturer

          www.nsw.gov.ph

      Singapore

      • Import license is required (individual or dealer’s license).
      • Cargo Signal devices fall under “Dealer’s Class”. The Importer of Record will need to apply for this license.
      • A set of commercial invoice is required for the device and the customs declaration will be dealt separately apart from the consignment
      • Once license is filed, the OGA may take 2-14 business days to approve

       

      Taiwan

      • NCC Permit (when devices are shipped alone)
      • Upon importation, importer needs to apply for the NCC permit (takes 2 days), clear the import shipment through customs and NCC.
      • Within 1 year, re-export the device (notify NCC) to cancel out the device in NCC control list. It is acceptable to re-cycle the same GPS device (i.e re-import again into TW), just need to apply for the NCC permit for each import. The device qty can be more than one in a shipment