Licensing
IDA’s licensing framework is aimed at ensuring sustainable growth and competition in a multi-operator, multi-network environment. This section provides information on various aspects of licensing such as the guidelines for facilities-based and services-based operators, IP telephony, telecoms cable detection work, the international settlement regime and more.
Licensing Framework and Guidelines
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Licensing Schemes
Guidelines on Licensing Schemes.
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Equipment Registration Framework
This framework outlines the procedures to be followed and requirements to be fulfilled by equipment suppliers seeking to register their telecommunication equipment for sale and use. Details are given in the document entitled "Guide for Registration of Telecommunication Equipment".
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Telecommunication Equipment Labels and Advertisements
The primary purpose of the labelling and advertisement requirements is to facilitate the easy identification of telecommunication equipment which is approved for use in Singapore.
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Prohibited Telecommunication Equipment
List of Known Prohibited Telecommunication Equipment Operating in the GSM Frequency Bands (890-915 MHz and 935-960 MHz).
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Telecoms Cable Detection Work
With effect from 1 July 2000, the Info-communications Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has implemented a new licensing scheme for Telecommunication Cable Detection Workers. The licensing scheme will ensure that only qualified personnel is engaged to carry out cable detection work. This will help minimise damages to underground telecommunication cables, which may lead to disruption in telecommunication services.
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TradeNet
Guidelines for Endorsement of Importation of Telecommunication Equipment.
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Notification of Earthwork
List of Telecommunication System Licensees to be Consulted/Notified.
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Inmarsat Point of Service Activation
List of Registered Inmarsat Point of Service Activation.