新型コロナウイルス感染症により、各国認証などに影響が出ています。認証当局、認証機関の情報をお知らせいたします(2020年5月19日付)。
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As of May 19, 2020
Corona pandemic - Information for Customers of TÜV Rheinland Market Access Services
The current situation of local certification bodies / authorities
Country / Region |
Action |
Period |
Mainland China |
1.Documentation: 2.Factory Inspections: 3.Certificate Validity: |
3 months after the end of the outbreak |
India |
Extend lockdown till May 31 (Lockdown4.0). |
March 25 till May 31 |
Thailand |
1.TISI stopped all staff from traveling to countries affected by the epidemic (both vacation and business). TISI has also stopped all staff from traveling to countries that have a 14-day quarantine regulation. |
Not yet decided |
Philippines |
Nationwide lockdown is extended till May 31. |
March 15 till May 31 |
South Korea |
Testing and certification can be carried out normally. The impact of factory inspections is as follows: |
Dependent on different certification bodies |
Brazil (ANATEL) |
1) No renewal testing will be required for devices that have not undergone any change in project/components compared to the previous renewal/certification. |
Valid only for certificates expiring until June 30, 2020 |
Brazil (INMETRO) |
For Inmetro projects the Ordinance 111/2020 allows new acceptance conditions for the conformity assessment activities between January 1st 2020 to June 30th 2020 as follows:
Note: the Risk Assessment Analysis will be performed for factory audits and tests separately, and only initiated after client request to evaluate the project situation. |
January 1 till June 30 |
Taiwan |
If a follow-up factory inspection within this year is the “first follow-up factory inspection,” depending on the local epidemic situation, the factory inspection can be postponed, but the factory inspection must still be completed within this year. |
Till end of 2020 |
GCC Countries |
GSO has issued temporary measures against the G-mark certification during the outbreak, and the issuance of the certificate will not be affected. |
NA |
Malaysia |
The Conditional Movement Control Order is extended till June 09. Large-scale gatherings are still prohibited, but most companies have resumed normal office work |
March 18 till June 9 |
Chile (SEC) |
The suspension of local inspections, meetings, and other on-site professional evaluations in Chile keep going, until there is further notice. |
Not yet decide |
Eurasian Economic Union |
Russia’s national-off against COVID-19 is over. Most companies have resumed normal work |
NA |
Iraq |
Lockdown and curfew is extended till further notice is issued. |
Not yet decided |
Kuwait |
CITRA (Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority) is temporarily closed till the end of May. |
Till end of May |
Serbia |
Kvalitet has shortened working hours. Certification lead-time may be affected. |
Not yet decided |
Indonesia |
SDPPI: 2. For ongoing projects, no matter what stage a project is now in, it will be postponed until the outbreak is relieved. |
Not yet decided |
Switzerland |
ESTI employees are working from home during the pandemic. Lead-time for issuing Authorization is expected to be delayed by about one week. |
Not yet decided |
Israel |
Due to the epidemic situation, the working hours in Israel have changed. SII is currently working with reduced manpower, which has led to the delay of the SII certification lead-time. |
Not yet decided |
Saudi Arabia |
Lockdown keeps going. Most people are working from home, until there is further notice. |
Not yet decided |
Argentina |
Most of the certification operation is back to normal. |
NA |
Gabon |
ARCEP is temporarily closed. |
Not yet decided |
Rwanda |
Rwanda offers online services and reviewers are able to work from home. Service is expected to continue with no delay. |
Not yet decided |
Tunisia |
Tunisia customs are giving priority to equipment related to the pandemic. Therefore, samples sent to Tunisia will get stuck for a certain time. Also, CERT is currently shutdown; ongoing applications will be delayed. |
Not yet decided |
South Africa |
Enter lockdown level 4; some business is now permitted. |
NA |
Colombia |
Lockdown is extended till May 25. TUV Rheinland Colombia colleagues are working from home; certification lead-time and inquiry services are a bit affected. |
March 24 till May 25 |
Vietnam |
Work normally |
NA |
Mexico |
1.Labs reduce on-site staff; therefore, the certification lead-time is expected to increase for 2 more weeks. |
1.Not yet decided |
Algeria |
ARPCE is currently shutdown; ANF is still working. | Not yet decided |
Nigeria |
Nigeria is taking measures to limit staff to strict minimum. NCC still offers online service for type approval submissions, but delay of certification lead-time is expected. | Not yet decided |
Lesotho |
LCA Lesotho announced the scale down of operations. While works continue by means of electronic communications, longer lead-time is expected. | Not yet decided |
Zimbabwe |
Zimbabwe Potraz started work from home on March 26th. Longer lead-time is expected. | Not yet decided |
Zambia |
Zambia ZICTA activated work from home. Certification lead-time may be affected. |
Not yet decided |
Yemen |
Yemen MTIT is currently closed. |
Not yet decided |
Libya |
Libya Authority is working with limited staff two days per week only. Delays are expected. |
Not yet decided |
UAE |
Work from home until further notice. |
NA |
Jordan |
Nationwide lockdown is extended till April 30. Certification lead time will be affected |
3/26 till 4/30 |
Lebanon |
Lockdown is extended till further notice is issued. |
Not yet decided |
Qatar |
Most staff are working from home till further notice is issued. |
Not yet decided |
Oman |
Most staff are working from home till further notice is issued. |
Not yet decided |
Bahrain |
Working normally |
NA |
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更新日 : 3/30/2021