Group
Two-way radio Certification by Country
Push-to-talk radio communication on licensed, licence-free and amateur bands.
Requirements by country
| Country | Authority | Status | Conditions | Lead time | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Egypt | NTRA | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork: 14 days. Local Testing 4-5 weeks. | Requirements → |
| Hong Kong | OFCA | Allowed, approval required | – | 15 working days | Requirements → |
| Japan | MIC | Allowed, approval required | – | 3–4 weeks | Requirements → |
| South Korea | RRA | Allowed, approval required | – | About 8 weeks | Requirements → |
| Saudi Arabia | CST | Allowed, approval required | – | About 2 weeks | Requirements → |
| United Arab Emirates | TDRA | Allowed, approval required | – | 3-5 working days | Requirements → |
| Australia | ACMA | Allowed, approval required | – | 5 business days | Requirements → |
| Argentina | ENACOM | Allowed, approval required | – | 12-14 weeks | Requirements → |
| Brunei | AITI | Allowed, approval required | – | 2 weeks | Requirements → |
| Cambodia | TRC | Allowed, approval required | – | 15 working days | Requirements → |
| Laos | MTC | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork: 10 working days. Local Testing: Take several additional weeks | Requirements → |
| Malaysia | SIRIM | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork about 2weeks. Local testing approximately 4 to 6 weeks. | Requirements → |
| Philippines | NTC | Allowed, approval required | – | 20-25 business days | Requirements → |
| Singapore | IMDA | Allowed, approval required | – | 3 days (M2M: 2–3 months) | Requirements → |
| Thailand | NBTC | Allowed, approval required | – | 4–8 weeks | Requirements → |
| Vietnam | MoST | Allowed, approval required | – | 5–6 weeks | Requirements → |
Technologies in this group
- PMR / Walkie-talkieLicence-free and business two-way radios, such as PMR446 walkie-talkies.
- Amateur radioRadio equipment for licensed amateur (ham) operators on dedicated bands.
Topics
Pros and cons
- What is a Digital HT? Learn How It Works and Its Advantages Digital Handy Talky, or Digital HT, is an innovation from analog HT as an answer to the growing digital era.
- What is Handy Talky? How it Works and Its BenefitsIn today's era, communication is dominated by digital communication through smartphones and the internet. However, Handy Talky (HT) is still found…
Comparisons
- Digital HT vs Analog HT: 7 Powerful Differences You Shouldn’t IgnoreDigital HT (Handy Talky) is the answer to the growing digital era. Of course, digital HT vs analog HT has a significant difference.
Practical tips
- 6 Tips for Choosing a Handy TalkyHere are the tips for choosing a Handy Talky are important so as not to choose the wrong one.
See also
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