Shipping IT and telecom equipment to the diverse industries of New Zealand
In order to import IT and telecom equipment to New Zealand, you’ll have to deal with customs regulations, certifications, taxes, and trade rules. For a smooth import process, you need to comply with industry-specific requirements. Let’s talk about IT and telecom equipment imports in New Zealand’s diverse industries below.
Tech industry:
The tech industry in New Zealand has grown dramatically, with top exporters investing over 1.3 billion dollars in research and development in 2019. Nevertheless, businesses need certifications and regulations to import tech equipment. The radio spectrum and electromagnetic compatibility regulations apply to IT equipment, and the radio frequency spectrum and electromagnetic compatibility regulations apply to telecom equipment. So One Union Solutions will support you to meet all these regulations for importing the tech equipment.
Medical industry:
A well-developed healthcare system with stringent rules for medical equipment and devices makes New Zealand a great place to live. Getting medical equipment into New Zealand requires compliance with the Medical Devices Regulations 2003, which outlines how to import and supply medical devices. Having an IOR service provider like One Union Solutions is helpful as we have a thorough understanding of this importing process, which is essential for hassle-free imports.
Automotive industry:
Vehicles and automotive parts are imported heavily by New Zealand’s automotive industry. IT and telecom equipment imported to this sector must comply with regulations and certifications. In New Zealand, imported vehicles have to comply with the Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Equipment 2004, which outlines how they have to be equipped. We assist you in complying with these regulations and fulfilling your requirements.Â
Aviation industry:
Besides the aviation industry in New Zealand, which serves as an important hub for international travel, the country’s airports are another important market for IT and telecom equipment. The aviation industry requires a lot of certifications and regulations for importing equipment. A civil aviation authority in New Zealand, for instance, has regulations for radio equipment in airplanes.Â
Therefore, IT and telecom equipment imported into New Zealand’s diverse industries needs to meet specific certifications, regulations, and requirements. With One Union Solutions, Importer of Record (IOR) services ensure compliance with all certifications and requirements, making imports hassle-free and seamless. In order to ensure a smooth import process, you have to know the regulations for the particular industry.