I am a foreigner visiting Singapore and intend to operate my UA that already has built-in B-RID capabilities and is already compliant to my country’s B-RID requirements. Do I still need to obtain a local B-RID module and Operator ID?

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The B-RID technical standards adopted by Singapore is the ‘ASD-STAN EN 4709-002’. There may also be a need for UA manufacturers to activate the B-RID functionality for usage in Singapore.

You will be required to register your UA with CAAS, and obtain an Operator ID from us.

Please also refer to the Q&A on CAAS | How do I know if my UA or B-RID module meets the B-RID requirements?

I am a foreigner visiting Singapore and intend to operate my UA that already has built-in B-RID capabilities and is already compliant to my country’s B-RID requirements. Do I still need to obtain a local B-RID module and Operator ID?

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