On November 17, 2025, SGS will announce a free webinar titled “Korean Regulatory Requirements for Wireless Devices,” which will be led by experts.
Manufacturers, engineers, and compliance professionals must comprehend the legal environment of each market as wireless and linked technologies quickly grow in the consumer electronics and automobile industries. Products in South Korea are required to adhere to the Korea Certification (KC) system, which is supervised by the RRA.
Tighter conformance evaluations and recent revisions to radio frequency (RF) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards have made technical preparedness and regulatory knowledge crucial for a successful market debut.
Participants in SGS’s free webinar will receive a useful, doable summary of Korea’s KC certification procedure, covering post-market responsibilities, labeling regulations, and testing standards. Participants will gain knowledge on how to effectively manage compliance, expedite approvals, and enter the Korean market with assurance.
Expert Dongmin Kim from SGS’s Certification & Technical Support team in South Korea, who has a wealth of knowledge in FCC, ISED, and EU RED laws, will lead the workshop. His technical know-how and advice will help participants obtain quick and easy certification for communications, automobile, and wireless equipment.
Agenda:
- Overview of Korea’s conformity assessment and certification system
- Key requirements for RF, EMC, and specific absorption rate (SAR) testing
- Documentation, labeling, and post-market obligations
- Common challenges and best practices for smooth market entry
- Q&A
This webinar is designed for manufacturers, compliance professionals and engineers involved in the design, testing and approval of wireless and RF devices seeking to understand and apply Korean KC (RRA) requirements.
The webinar will take place in a single session on November 17, 2025, at 10:00 am.
Stakeholders seeking insights into Korea’s wireless regulatory landscape and practical compliance strategies are encouraged to register now.
