EAC Certification / Declaration – Eurasian Economic Union

What exporters to Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan need to know about EAC: who needs it, products covered, the step-by-step process, documents and timelines.

Key facts

Key facts
AuthorityEurasian Economic Commission / accredited EAEU certification bodies
CountriesRussia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan
MarkEAC
RequirementMandatory
Typical timelineVaries – ask us
ValidityTypically up to 5 years (varies by scheme)
Local representativeYes – applicant registered in an EAEU member state

What is EAC?

The Eurasian Economic Union (Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan) applies common technical regulations (TR CU / TR EAEU). Regulated products – such as household appliances, power adapters, machinery, pumps, lighting, toys, cosmetics, food and auto parts – need an EAC certificate or declaration of conformity issued to an applicant registered in a member state, after which the EAC mark is valid across the Union.

Products covered

  • Household appliances
  • Power adapters
  • Industrial machinery
  • Pumps
  • LED lamps
  • Toys
  • Cosmetics
  • Food products
  • Auto parts

Examples only – coverage is set by the regulator’s current product list and HS codes. We confirm it for your product free of charge.

EAC process step by step

  1. Identify the TR CU / TR EAEU regulations that apply and whether a certificate or declaration is required.
  2. Appoint the applicant – a company registered in an EAEU member state.
  3. Test samples in an accredited EAEU laboratory (production analysis or factory audit for some schemes).
  4. The certification body issues the EAC certificate, or the declaration is registered.
  5. Apply the EAC mark and Russian-language labelling; maintain surveillance where required.

Documents required

  • Technical passport / description and drawings
  • User manual in Russian
  • Test reports (EAEU accredited lab)
  • Applicant's registration documents and contract with the manufacturer
  • Quality-system certificate (for some schemes)

EAC FAQs

Is EAC mandatory in Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan?

Yes – Products under EAEU technical regulations (TR CU / TR EAEU) need an EAC certificate or declaration of conformity, issued to an applicant registered in the Union, before they can be sold in any member state.

Which products need EAC?

Typical products include Household appliances, Power adapters, Industrial machinery, Pumps, LED lamps, Toys, Cosmetics, Food products and Auto parts. The official list changes over time, so we confirm coverage for your exact product and HS code in a free applicability check.

Does a foreign manufacturer need a local representative for EAC?

Yes – applicant registered in an EAEU member state. PCN coordinates with your importer or arranges a representative where needed.

How long does EAC take and how long is it valid?

Typical timeline: Varies – ask us. Validity: Typically up to 5 years (varies by scheme). Share your product details and we will give you a realistic plan and cost.

Can an Indian company hold an EAC certificate?

The applicant must be registered in an EAEU member state, so Indian manufacturers work through an authorised representative or importer there.

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