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Moldova
Moldova Regulatory Approval Overview
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The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) is the official body in Moldova responsible for regulating and overseeing the electronic communications and information technology sectors in the country. This includes telecom services, internet, broadcasting, and postal services.
When referring to "ANRCETI approval," it typically means that a product, service, or company must meet certain regulatory standards set by the agency in order to operate legally within Moldova.
- Type approval in Moldova requires acceptable CE reports.1
- sample setup for conducted testing required for in country testing, including all cables, adapters, software, etc. to put the equipment into test modes.
- Lead time is approximately 8-10 weeks from the time all documents and samples have been collected.
- Certificate is valid for 3 years.
Regulatory Updates For Moldova
Moldova ANRCETI label requirements:
While there are no specific label requirements, it is suggested that you follow the CE Mark label guidelines.
Frequencies allowed in Moldova:
Moldova's frequency allocation table aligns with international standards, allowing for the use of the 2.4 GHz band.
Contact CSIA for more details on frequencies allowed in Moldova.
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July 2022
The government of the Republic of Moldova issued the Resolution #208 that was officially published on April 1st, 2022. The resolution makes changes to the Decision of the Government of Moldova # 34 dated January 30, 2019 on approval of Technical Regulations “On ensuring the presence of radio equipment on the market”.
The Resolution changes clause about application of national SM mark and international CE mark on the radio equipment.
According to the Decision # 34, it was prohibited to put the national SM conformity mark on the device with the CE mark already affixed to exclude the presence of both CE and SM mark on the device.
The government changed this statement and prescribed that the presence of the CE mark on radio equipment eliminates the need to apply the SM conformity mark to the same equipment.
The Regulation became effective from its publication date in the Official Gazette of Moldova.
March 2021
The Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure of Moldova released a list of Moldovan standards adopting the harmonized European ones for conformity assessment. This will make the approval process more inline with other European countries,
a majority of which already are aligned with the harmonized conformity assessment of Europe.
Moldova is located in Eastern Europe, between Romania and Ukraine.
The current population is 3,012,784.
The 1994 constitution of the Republic of Moldova asserted the country's official language to be 'Moldovan'. There continues to be some promotion of this language label amongst Moldovan nationalists, though in linguistic reality the language is the same as Romanian.