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The EAC Certificate<\/a> is the official conformity document of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU<\/a>) confirming that a product complies with the applicable Technical Regulations of the EAEU<\/a>. For many product categories, the certificate is mandatory and required for exporting and placing products on the markets of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. Without a valid EAC certificate<\/a>, legally compliant customs clearance<\/a> and market access are generally impossible.<\/p>\n

An EAC certificate<\/a> is issued by an accredited certification body<\/a> within the EAEU<\/a>. The certification process is based on the Technical Regulations of the EAEU<\/a> (TR EAEU<\/a> \/ TR CU), which define the applicable safety requirements, testing procedures and certification schemes. Depending on the product type, risk category and applicable regulation, conformity assessment<\/a> may require testing in accredited laboratories, factory audits, document reviews and regular inspection controls.<\/p>\n

Certification requirements most commonly apply to machinery, industrial equipment, electrical products, pressure equipment, explosion-protected products and other safety-related technical equipment. The requirements vary significantly depending on the applicable Technical Regulation. Therefore, correct product classification<\/a> is essential for selecting the appropriate certification procedure<\/a>. Incorrect classification frequently results in delays, additional costs or customs-related problems.<\/p>\n

The validity period of an EAC certificate<\/a> depends on the selected certification scheme<\/a>. Batch certificates apply only to a specific shipment, while serial production certificates are typically issued for one to five years. During the validity period, regular inspection controls or audits may be required to confirm ongoing conformity.<\/p>\n

Issuing an EAC certificate<\/a> requires extensive technical documentation<\/a>. This may include technical files, operating instructions<\/a>, test reports, risk assessments, safety justifications and product classification<\/a> data. In addition, many documents must be translated into Russian and comply with formal EAEU<\/a> documentation requirements.<\/p>\n

We support manufacturers and exporters throughout the complete EAC<\/a> certification process — from product classification<\/a> and selection of the appropriate certification scheme<\/a> to coordination of testing, audits and document reviews. This ensures legally compliant and reliable market access to the Eurasian Economic Union.<\/p>\n

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