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Mongolia 
Regulatory Approval

Type Approval in Mongolia

The Communications Regulatory Commission (CRC) of Mongolia is the government body responsible for regulating and overseeing telecommunications, broadcasting, and other communication-related sectors in Mongolia. The CRC ensures that services are delivered in a fair and competitive manner while protecting consumer rights and fostering the development of communication infrastructure in the country.

 

  • ​Type approval in Mongolia requires acceptable CE reports 4 years old or less.

  • One commercial sample may be required. The local importer must submit the application and be the certificate holder. The service we can offer is to prepare the application form and TCF, send to the importer along with instructions for submitting the application to CRC, and then we can also pay the CRC regulatory fee on behalf of the importer. However, the importer will need to print the application form and documents and submit those directly to CRC…CRC has confirmed it must be done directly by the local company.

  • Lead time is approximately 6-8 weeks from the time all documents have been collected.

  • Certificates can be valid for a period of up to 3 years but validity is dependent upon product type.

Mongolia CRC label requirements:

There are no specific label requirements, however it is suggested that you follow the CE Mark label guidelines.

Frequencies allowed in Mongolia:

MobiCom and Unitel 2G is on 900 MHz, 3G (HDSPA) on 2100 MHz. 4G/LTE.

For more details on the frequency allocation in Mongolia, contact CSIA.

Regulatory Updates for Mongolia

September 2019

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The Communications Regulatory Commission (CRC) which operates in Mongolia, released an updated list of equipment that requires mandatory Type Approval.
This updated list now included most Short Range Devices (SRDs).
This change was released last month (August 2019).

 

November 2018

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The regulatory agency in Mongolia recently released a document listing equipment that will be subject to mandatory type approval. Any manufacture that wishes to import and sell products that fall under this category must apply for type approval. Contact CSIA for more details on this change as well as assistance in obtaining type approval in Mongolia.

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