Administrative Regulations on the Controlled Telecommunications Radio-Frequency Devices｜第 19 條｜通訊｜Regulation｜In Force
第 四 章｜國家通訊傳播委員會｜v1.0
Last Amended: 2017-03-14
Those that apply for import permit certificates for the following different types of CTRFDs shall attach the CTRFD import permit certificate application form and relevant documents to be handled by NCC: 1. Those whose non-domestically manufactured CTRFDs have been returned or shipped back after having been exported. 2. Those that import at most ten sets of CTRFD of the same brand and model number for type approval purposes each time. 3. CTRFDs that do not require a station license for research and development, testing purposes, or for exhibitions. 4. CTRFDs for export purposes only are imported to be processed, repaired, or assembled. 5. With the exception of mobile satellite earth stations and small satellite earth stations, self-use wireless TTE or LPDs. 6. A maximum of two self-use amateur mobile radio stations imported for amateur radio operators. For the self-use wireless TTE or LPDs in subparagraph 5 of the previous paragraph, the restrictions to the imported quantity shall be as follows: 1. Those that import through hand carry: at least six sets to a maximum of ten sets. 2. Those that import by mail: at least three sets to a maximum of ten sets. 3. Importing the same brand and model number: the limit shall be ten sets within one year for natural persons and twenty sets within one year for legal persons. When applying for import permit certificates in subparagraphs 2 to 4, Paragraph 1, applicants shall fill in the affidavit for one year starting from the issue date of the import permit certificate, where the imported CTRFD are re-exported or reported to NCC to be destroyed under surveillance. When necessary, the original applicant may apply for an extension by providing written statements of reasons within 30 days of the expiration date; the maximum extension period shall be one year and can only be extended twice. Those handling re-export or reporting to NCC to be destroyed under surveillance after expiration, after being notified by NCC, shall handle re-export or the destroying under surveillance in accordance with the notification period of NCC. However, those in the following situations may be exempted from re-export or reporting to NCC to be destroyed under surveillance: 1. Those with CTRFDs that require a station license and have obtained a station establishment permit certificate or station license and CTRFDs that do not require a station license that have obtained proof for type approval or proof for DoC and have reported to NCC for recordation. 2. Those who need to retain CTRFDs for static display or other special purposes and have reported to NCC for approval. When applying for import permit certificates per subparagraph 6, Paragraph 1, applicants shall fill in the affidavit for three months starting from the issue date of the import permit certificate to obtain amateur mobile radio station license. Those that fail to obtain the license shall re-export the imported CTRFD or report to NCC for the imported CTRFD to be destroyed under surveillance. When necessary, the original applicant may apply for extension providing written statements of reasons within 30 days of the expiration date; the maximum extension period shall be three months and only granted once. Those handling re-export or reporting to NCC to be destroyed under surveillance after expiration, after being notified by NCC, shall handle re-export or the destroying under surveillance in accordance with the notification period of NCC. Those re-exporting CTRFDs in accordance with the provisions of the previous two paragraphs shall handle in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 6, Article 17. When applying for import permit certificates in subparagraphs 5 and 6, Paragraph 1, applicants shall fill in the self-use affidavit, which is for self-use and not for sale or other commercial purposes, and shall attach documents proving the compliance of relevant technical specifications.