Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) was formed through the restructuring and merger of the former Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) and Media Development Authority (MDA). Wireless products entering Singapore require IMDA certification.
1. Certification Overview
Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) was formed through the restructuring and merger of the former Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) and Media Development Authority (MDA). Wireless products entering Singapore require IMDA certification.
2. Certification Mark
3. Product Scope
Telecommunications products require IMDA certification to enter Singapore.
4. Required Documents
1. Application form
2. Product specifications
3. English user manual
4. For products using an approved module, provide the module's IMDA certificate
5. CE-RED or FCC test report
6. Safety report
7. Label
5. Certification Process
1. Complete the application form.
2. The customer signs and returns the form and submits all technical documents.
3. The laboratory conducts a preliminary review and submits the official application after confirming completeness and accuracy.
4. IMDA reviews the application.
5. IMDA issues the certificate.
6. Certification Timeline & Validity
Certification timeline: 2–3 weeks. Certificate validity: 3 years.
7. Factory Inspection
No factory inspection required
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Singapore IMDA Certification |
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· Testing Content: Wireless · Applicable Products: Wireless communications products · Mandatory: Yes · Factory Inspection: None · Local Representative: Required · Plug Type: British · Voltage requirements: 230 V · Application routes: Direct application; certificate conversion using CE-RED reports · Certificate Holder: · Certificate Validity: 3 Years · Official website: www.imda.gov.sg · Certificate Verification Website: · Additional Notes: |
