Curacao | CSIA

The Regulatory Authority of Curaçao (RAC) in Curaçao is the government body responsible for regulating the telecommunications and postal sectors within the country. It ensures that these industries function efficiently, transparently, and in compliance with relevant laws and regulations. One of its primary roles is to manage the certification processes for companies operating in these sectors.

The RAC certification process in Curaçao refers to the official recognition and authorization given to entities that wish to provide telecommunications or postal services in the country. The certification ensures that the providers meet required technical, operational, and financial standards.

Type approval in Curacao requires acceptable CE reports.
Lead time is approximately 4-6 weeks from the time all documents have been collected.
The RAC issued certificate is valid indefinitely.

Curacao's RAC label requirements:

While the RAC has no specific label requirements, it is recommended that you follow the FCC or CE Mark guidelines.

Frequencies Allowed in Curacao

2.4 GHZ and 5.0 GHZ are both allowed in Curacao.

For more details on frequencies allowed in Curacao, contact CSIA.

Regulatory Updates for Curacao

June 2024

It is a pleasure to announce the rebranding from Bureau Telecommunicatie en Post (BT&P) to the Regulatory Authority of Curaçao (RAC).

“Since its inception, the BT&P has been at the forefront of regulation in Curaçao. Over the years, our mandate has expanded from two sectors to multiple sectors, a testament to the trust placed in us by the Curaçao community. Our growing international presence and evolving responsibilities called for a name that truly reflects the breadth of our work. Thus, we have rebranded as the Regulatory Authority of Curaçao.