Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are among India's largest export markets, and each runs its own quality-control, telecom and drug-registration regimes. PCN helps Indian manufacturers and exporters get products cleared the first time – from standards marks and import inspection to telecom type approval and pharmaceutical registration.
India's neighbours run their own national schemes: Nepal requires NS certification from NBSM for listed products such as cement, steel, cables and LPG equipment, plus NTA type approval for telecom gear; Sri Lanka inspects about 120 designated products at import through SLSI and type-approves radio equipment through TRCSL; Bangladesh has more than 200 products under BSTI mandatory certification and BTRC approval for telecom. Medicines need registration with DDA (Nepal), NMRA (Sri Lanka) or DGDA (Bangladesh).
🇳🇵 Nepal · Mandatory
Products on NBSM's mandatory list – including cement, steel rods, GI wire and sheet, PVC cables, dry cells and LPG cylinders and regulators – cannot be sold in Nepal without NS certification, and the requirement applies to imported goods as well as local production.
NS Mark Nepal details →🇳🇵 Nepal · Mandatory
Radio and telecom equipment needs NTA type approval (or an exemption letter for some low-power devices) before import and use in Nepal; applications are normally supported by accredited RF, EMC and safety test reports.
NTA Nepal details →🇳🇵 Nepal · Mandatory
Foreign pharmaceutical manufacturers must register the company and each product with DDA before medicines can be imported into Nepal; GMP evidence of the manufacturing site is part of the dossier.
DDA Nepal details →🇱🇰 Sri Lanka · Mandatory
About 120+ designated products are inspected at import against Sri Lanka Standards; certificates from accredited labs or recognised standards bodies in the exporting country are accepted, and uncertified consignments are sampled and tested.
SLSI details →🇱🇰 Sri Lanka · Mandatory
Telecommunication and radio apparatus must be type-approved by TRCSL before import or sale in Sri Lanka, based on accredited RF, EMC and safety test reports.
TRCSL details →🇱🇰 Sri Lanka · Mandatory
Medicines, medical devices and borderline products must be registered with the NMRA through a local agent before import into Sri Lanka.
NMRA Sri Lanka details →🇧🇩 Bangladesh · Mandatory
More than 200 products are under BSTI's mandatory certification list. Imported consignments of listed products need BSTI testing and clearance, and the marking fee is charged on the import (CIF) value.
BSTI details →🇧🇩 Bangladesh · Mandatory
Radio and telecom equipment needs BTRC type approval, and importers need a BTRC No Objection Certificate (NOC) for consignments.
BTRC details →🇧🇩 Bangladesh · Mandatory
Imported medicines and medical devices must be registered with DGDA through a local agent before they can be imported and sold in Bangladesh.
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