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International Type Approval and Safety Approval
July 2024
(CONATEL) Report of QoS Tests Carried Out in the Metropolitan Area from June 26 to July 2, 2024.
May 2022
CONATEL demands that DIGICEL and all operators strictly comply with the Circular of May 31, 2022 during tariff readjustments.
The Director General of CONATEL, Ing. Joses JEAN-BAPTISTE, met this Friday, May 17, with the Director General of Digicel, Mr. Jean Philippe BRUN, to discuss in particular the issue of modifying the tariffs of telecommunications services sold to the public. CONATEL requested that Digicel rigorously apply the circular of May 31, 2022 relating to tariff changes and the reassessment of any measure that did not comply with it. According to Article 1 of said circular, any creation or modification of telecommunications service tariffs must be submitted to CONATEL for non-objection at least eight clear days before its application. CONATEL reminds all operators that failure to comply with this information obligation will result in the application of penalties as provided for in said Circular.
Haiti CONATEL label requirements:
While CONATEL does not have specific label requirements, it is recommended you use FCC marking guidelines.
Frequencies allowed in Haiti:
CONATEL allows two GSM operators to operate in both the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands.
For more details on the frequencies allowed in Haiti, contact CSIA.
Haiti Regulatory Approval Overview
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Regulatory Updates for Haiti
Haiti
Haiti is located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean.
The current population as of 2024 is 11,823,126.
Most of the population speak Haitian Creole and French. A small segment of the population prefer foreign languages such as Spanish and English.
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Type approval in Haiti
CONATEL (Comission Nationale des Télécommunications) is the regulatory body for telecommunications in Haiti. It oversees and regulates the telecommunications sector in the country, including phone services, internet, and broadcasting.
CONATEL approval refers to the authorization or certification granted by CONATEL for businesses or individuals involved in telecommunications-related activities. This could involve several aspects, such as:
Licensing: Companies providing mobile phone services, internet access, broadcasting services, or other telecommunications-related services must obtain a license from CONATEL. This ensures that the company is compliant with national regulations and standards.
Frequency Allocation: If a company needs to operate a communication system that requires
specific radio frequencies (e.g., mobile network, TV, or radio broadcasting), they must obtain
the appropriate frequency licenses from CONATEL.
Equipment Approval: Before deploying or selling telecommunications equipment (such as
mobile phones, radios, or network infrastructure), companies must have the equipment
approved by CONATEL to ensure that it meets local technical standards and does not
interfere with other services.
Regulatory Compliance: Businesses in the telecommunications space must adhere to various regulations set by CONATEL, such as maintaining network quality, protecting consumers, ensuring fair competition, and complying with data privacy laws.
In essence, CONATEL approval is a necessary step for any telecommunications company or entity operating in Haiti to ensure compliance with the legal and regulatory framework set by the government.
- CONATEL type approval in Haiti requires acceptable CE reports.
- Requires one sample for in country testing functional testing. Sample is not returned.
- Lead time is approximately 8 weeks from the time all samples and documents have been collected.
- Certificate is valid indefinitely.