Uzbekistan has postponed the entry into force of the Uzbekistan RoHS Technical Regulation under Resolution No. 66. The transition period has been extended from six months to up to eighteen months, moving the expected implementation date to February 2027 and giving manufacturers additional time to prepare for hazardous substance compliance requirements.

South Korea 6 GHz regulation has been updated under MSIT Notice No. 2026-10, revising technical standards for wireless equipment operating in the 5925–7125 MHz band. The amendment introduces differentiated power density limits, restricts use to specified indoor environments with fixed power sources, and permits deployment inside subway cars under defined conditions.

Japan Radio Act amendment proposals introduce new regulatory frameworks for 920 MHz wireless power transmission systems and 800 MHz wideband and 3D positioning technologies. Public consultations remain open until February 24, 2026, signaling important compliance implications for RF equipment manufacturers targeting the Japanese market.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade has issued Circular 01/2026/TT-BCT, introducing updated Vietnam hazardous chemical declaration requirements. Importers must declare hazardous substances through the Government Chemical Database and disclose chemical content to consumers, including specific thresholds for electronic products such as cadmium, lead, and chromium (VI).

Yemen telecom certification requirements have shifted to a dual regulatory framework in 2026. Telecommunications equipment must now be approved by either MTIT Sana’a or MTIT Aden depending on the port of entry and distribution region. As the two authorities do not mutually recognize certificates, products distributed nationwide may require dual approval to ensure full compliance.

Lebanon type approval regulation has been restructured as the TRA assumes full authority over telecom and radio equipment certification. Certificates are now valid for two years, previous MoT approvals are invalid without grace period, importers must hold their own certificates, and a new TRA conformity label is mandatory before importation.

India MTCTE compliance rules have been clarified by the DoT, prohibiting multiple certification applications for telecom equipment with the same model number. Duplicate filings will be rejected and previously granted certificates may be cancelled, except in cases involving Associated Models with no HW/SW changes.

The KATS KC 60335-2-29 revision updates South Korea’s battery charger safety standard, aligning it with IEC 60335-2-29 Ed.5.1. The amendment expands voltage limits to 250V, introduces Type 1 and Type 2 charger classifications, refines marking and insulation requirements, and updates testing criteria, with a one-year transition period for manufacturers.

South Korea revised the KCC Conformity Assessment Scheme The Korean Radio Research Agency (RRA) recently published notice 2020-7, which updates the conformity assessment scheme. There is no separate EMC approval required for vehicle telecom equipment. Swapping the radio modules in approved host devices is possible now. Labeling by QR-code is now allowed. South Korea  used to accept only standard labeling or electronic labeling. To learn if your existing or future products are

Saudi Arabia published a new RoHS technical regulation Saudi Arabia SASO released a new Technical Regulation for RoHS requirements to control the use of specific hazardous substances in electronic equipment. The regulation has modified the process of getting approval for RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) in Saudi Arabia. This draft Technical Regulation applied in the following topics: • Large household appliances • Small household appliances • Information and communi

Sri Lanka announced New Type of Approval Procedure Sri Lanka TRCSL issued “Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (RTTE) Type Approval Rules 2020” effective December 16'th 2020. Based on the new update, the main changes are: It requires one product sample. TRC can request up to two samples Importation fee is added Lead-time is 30 business days after all the samples and documents were received by the government office Test Reports older than 3 months requires a declar