Mandatory Requirement: All Bluetooth devices (e.g., Bluetooth headphones) fall under the category of wireless communication equipment. In accordance with the Thailand Radio Communications Act, they must obtain NBTC certification.
① Class B Approval System: Applicable to Bluetooth headphones. It accepts certificate conversion based on international certification reports such as CE/FCC, but supplementary testing for Thailand’s frequency band deviation (e.g., DFS function test for 5GHz) is requiRED. The certification cycle is approximately 3–4 weeks.
② Class A Registration System: Applicable to high-risk equipment (e.g., base stations). FULl-item testing is mandatory, with a certification cycle of 4–6 weeks.
③ sdoc Declaration of Conformity: Applicable to low-risk equipment (e.g., wired headphones). No testing is required. Bluetooth headphones generally do not fall into this category.
① Radio Frequency (RF) Testing: Verify performance indicators such as transmit power (≤100mW/20dBm), frequency range, and Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH). The testing shall comply with the NBTC TS 1008-2563 standard (corresponding to ETSI EN 300 328).
② Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Testing: Conduct tests on anti-interference capability and emission levels in accordance with NBTC TS 1016-2563.
③ Safety and Health: SAR evaluation is recommended (especially for ear-mounted devices). Though not mandatory, it can improve market acceptance.
① Application form (Thai/English)
② Test report (issued by an accredited laboratory)
③ Local agent authorization letter (mandatory for overseas enterprises)
④ Product label (including NBTC ID)
⑤ Technical documents: Specification sheet, user manual (Thai or English required), declaration of conformity
1. Select an NBTC-accredited laboratory (e.g., JJR) for testing, with a cycle of 2–4 weeks.
2. A local Thai importer submits the application to the NBTC system, and the review takes 5–7 working days.
3. After obtaining the certificate, mark the NBTC ID on the product label and accept random market inspections.
① Validity Period: Certificates are generally valid for 3 years. Re-application is required in case of technical changes.
② Label Requirements: The label must include “NBTC ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXX” and Thai warning statements, and be placed in a prominent position (e.g., the bottom of the device).
(1) Certification Marks: Divided into mandatory marks and voluntary marks.
(2) Applicable Scope: Electronic and electrical products (e.g., charging cases with lithium batteries).
(3) Compliant Standards:
① TIS 1561-2556 (Lithium battery safety)
② TIS 62368-1 (Audio-visual equipment safety)
(4) Certificate Conversion Rules: Accepts cb certificate conversion, but requires supplementary items:
① Thai labels
② Tropical climate testing (e.g., aging test under 40°C/93% RH conditions)
③ Local factory inspection
(5) Certificate Template: Refer to the official format, including enterprise information, product information, certification number, etc.
(1) Energy Efficiency Standards: If the product has a charging function, it must comply with the TIS 2137 series of energy efficiency standards (e.g., standby power consumption <0.5W) and affix an energy efficiency label (products with 3 stars or above are allowed to enter the market).
(2) Environmental Compliance:
① Lithium batteries must pass the 500-cycle test (TIS 2217-2548).
② Packaging materials must comply with Thailand’s Waste Management Act.
① Basic Documents: Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin (e.g., FORM E for tariff preferences).
② Certification Documents: NBTC certificate and TISI certificate (if applicable) must be submitted together with the goods. Customs will verify the validity of the certifications.
① NBTC Class B: Testing fee is approximately USD 5,000–10,000, including agency fee and application fee.
② TISI Certification: Approximately THB 15,000–20,000 (excluding factory inspection fee).
① NBTC (3–6 weeks) + TISI (4–6 weeks) + Customs Clearance (1–3 days)
② It is recommended to plan 2–3 months in advance.
1. Market Sampling Inspection: NBTC and customs conduct joint random inspections on label compliance, frequency band power, and safety performance. Non-compliant products may be detained or fined.
2. Regulatory Updates: Since 2025, smart home devices must comply with both NBTC and TISI standards. It is recommended to regularly check announcements on the official NBTC website.
The core compliance path for exporting Bluetooth headphones to Thailand is: NBTC Certification (Class B) + TISI Lithium Battery/Safety Certification + Energy Efficiency Label + Thai Label Compliance.
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