The Juan Fernández Islands are a remote archipelago belonging to Chile, located in the South Pacific Ocean. As such, they do not have a separate regulatory system but fall entirely under the jurisdiction of Chilean law and national product compliance regulations.

Key Points:

• Governance: The islands are part of the Valparaíso Region of Chile and are administered by local municipal authorities under national Chilean regulations.

• No Independent System: There are no unique product compliance laws or agencies specific to the Juan Fernández Islands.

• Applicable Standards: All products brought into or sold on the islands must comply with Chilean standards, certifications, and labeling requirements enforced on the mainland.

• Import Oversight:

  • Goods entering the islands are subject to the same customs checks and product safety controls as the rest of Chile.

Regulated products (e.g., food, electronics, medicines) must comply with approvals issued by Instituto Nacional de Normalización (INN), ISP, SAG, or other Chilean agencies.