The Autoridad de Regulación y Fiscalización de Telecomunicaciones y Transportes (ATT) is the national regulatory authority responsible for overseeing telecommunications, broadcasting, and the management of radio frequency spectrum in Bolivia. ATT ensures that all telecommunications and radio equipment entering the Bolivian market complies with national technical regulations related to spectrum usage, electromagnetic compatibility, and operational safety.

Any equipment that uses the radio spectrum or connects to public telecommunications networks must obtain type approval from ATT before it can be imported, marketed, or distributed in Bolivia. This approval process verifies that the device complies with Bolivia’s technical standards and will not cause harmful interference to existing telecommunications networks.

ATT accepts internationally recognized test reports (such as FCC or CE) as supporting documentation for the approval process, which helps streamline certification for global manufacturers.A local representative in Bolivia is required to submit and manage the certification application with ATT. The typical approval lead time ranges from approximately 5 to 8 weeks, depending on the completeness of the documentation and the complexity of the device.

Our regulatory experts help simplify market access to Bolivia by managing the entire ATT approval process, coordinating documentation, and ensuring compliance with all national requirements.

Our End-to-End Bolivia Certification Services
We provide comprehensive support for the ATT approval process, leveraging international test reports to minimize the need for local intervention:
- Regulatory Path & Scope Assessment: Classifying your device under the newly updated 2026 homologation list and identifying the applicable frequency bands allowed in Bolivia.
- Documentation & Gap Analysis: Reviewing existing FCC or EU/CE test reports to ensure they meet ATT’s evaluation criteria. We verify that reports cover RF, EMC, and Safety standards.
- Local Representation Management: Providing a mandated local representative in Bolivia to act as the certificate holder and manage the submission to ATT’s regional offices.
- Submission & Agency Liaison: Managing the submission via ATT’s digital platforms and handling all technical queries or clarifications requested by the authority.
- Exemption Letters: For products that do not require homologation, we secure an Official ATT "No Homologation Required" letter to prevent delays at Bolivian Customs.