Gulf countries (GCC) test, verification and type approval certificate (low-voltage electrical appliances, toys)
       The Gulf States (GCC), the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) (UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Yemen), implement technical regulations for low-voltage electrical equipment and supplies (BD-142004-01), requirements All low-voltage electrical equipment and supplies manufactured or imported in the Gulf countries must meet the requirements listed in this technical regulation. The products listed in Schedule (2) of the Technical Regulations must be evaluated by the certification body designated by GSO and issued a GCC type certification. The products include household appliances, plugs, sockets and similar products. The assessment content includes safety, electromagnetic compatibility, manufacturer risk assessment, technical document review, etc.
        At the same time, the Gulf countries (GCC) implement technical regulations for toys (BD-131704-01). All toys manufactured or imported in the Gulf countries must meet the requirements listed in the technical regulations, including physical, mechanical, chemical, and flammability. , Electrical appliances, hygiene and radiation. Importers need to have a certification body conduct safety inspections on toys imported into the Gulf market each time. Toy products of a specific category must obtain a GCC type certification certificate issued by a certification body designated by GSO.
        Manufacturers and importers are obliged to comply with technical regulations and add the G-Mark logo on their products. A product printed with the G-mark logo means that the product has met the requirements of GCC technical regulations before the product can be circulated among GCC member countries.

1) Saudi Arabia Safety CoC
        Most goods imported into Saudi Arabia require a Certificate of Conformity (CoC). This can prove that your products comply with local national rules and regulations in all aspects from consumer protection to religious rules. Sometimes the Saudi Arabian Customs and Taxation Administration requires a new certificate of conformity for every shipment. According to the regulations of the National Bureau of Standards of Saudi Arabia and the Ministry of Commerce of Saudi Arabia, most products require mandatory product certification to enter Saudi Arabia. Compulsory products: toys, electronic appliances, automobiles, chemicals, and other (food) products. No factory inspection is required.

2) Kuwait technical inspection report
        KUCAS, the Kuwait Conformity Assessment Program, is a local product certification system established by the Public Authority of Kuwait Industry (PAI). Your product must first have a technical inspection report (TIR) issued by a designated inspection and certification body before it can issue a qualified certification for freight. If you fail to obtain this report, your product will be tested in the local laboratory and detained in customs until approved.

3) United Arab Emirates ESAS (United Arab Emirates Conformity Assessment Scheme)
      Electrical products imported into the United Arab Emirates are regulated by ESMA (Arab Bureau of Standards and Metrology).

4) Iraq COC certification
       Qualified pre-export inspection (VOC)
       Iraq’s VOC compliance inspection procedures involve at least 12 product categories, and exporters need to ensure that these products not only meet international standards, but also meet Iraq’s own requirements. This procedure will ensure that all products entering Iraq meet the minimum level of safety for consumers and the environment.
       Import inspection process
       The Iraqi ICIGI procedures are similar to other import inspection procedures. The following are the necessary steps to ensure that the product obtains the certificate of conformity.

5) Iraqi Kurdistan Region Pre-Export Qualification Certificate (VOC)
       Goods sent to the Kurdistan region of Iraq need to have a certificate of market entry. The Kurdistan Standardization Quality Control Agency (KSQCA) supervises 13 types of products

6) Qatar Conformity Certification (VOC)
       For controlled products, the customs only allows products with a COC certificate issued by the certification body of the designated exporting country to enter the customs. At the same time, the COC certificate must be used in conjunction with the test report. , The test report must be issued by a laboratory with ISO 17025 qualification in accordance with the approved Qatar standard.