General authorization for the provision of public electronic communications networks and services

General authorization is a legal regime ensuring the right of natural and legal persons registered in the Republic of Moldova, on the basis of Notifications submitted to ANRCETI, to provide publicly available networks and/or electronic communication services without any time limit. The authorization procedure, as well as the conditions for the provision of electronic communications networks and/or services are established by the Law on Electronic Communications No. 241-XVI of 15.11.2007, the Law on the Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activity by means of Authorization, No. 160 of 22.07.2011, the Regulations on General Authorization Regime in Electronic Communications, approved by ANRCETI Administrative Board Decision no. 54 of 28.12.2017.


As a result of general authorization for the provision of electronic communications networks and / or services and registration in the Public Register of Providers of Electronic Communications Networks and / or Services, as an authorized provider, the applicant is entitled to request (i) an authorization to carry out activities of installation, operation, management, maintenance and / or liquidation of electronic communication networks at the state border of the Republic of Moldova and (ii) licenses for the use of limited resources (channels and / or radio frequencies, numbering resources) in order to provide publicly available electronic communication networks and / or electronic communication services.


The document confirming the right to provide publicly available networks and/or electronic communication services under the general authorization regime and the registration in the Public Register of Providers of Electronic Communications Networks and / or Services is the Informative Standard Declaration, which is issued to the applicant within 3 (three) working days from the moment of notification registration.


The general authorization is valid with no time limit. 


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    Step1: Submission of a Notification

    The applicant needs to fill in the standard Notification form and attach the following documents: - copy of the Identity Card of the applicant's administrator; - where applicable, the Power of Attorney for the person legally authorized to represent the applicant in relations with ANRCETI, where the application and/or documents are signed and/or submitted on behalf of the applicant by a person other than the administrator and the copy of this person's Identity Card ; - extract from the State Register of Legal Entities, - an abstract description of the electronic communications networks and services, according to Annex no. 2 to the Regulation on General Authorization Regime in Electronic Communications, approved by ANRCETI Administrative Board Decision no. 54/2017. The notification and the accompanying documents may be submitted in one of the following ways: - by an entry in electronic form, to which an electronic signature based on a public key certificate is applied, not suspended or not revoked at that moment, including through the Single Window. As an alternative the operator may send the electronic document to ANRCETI electronic address (office@anrceti.md); - by submitting it to ANRCETI office, personally or by a legal representative of the applicant; - by registered mail service, with confirmation of receipt.

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    Step 2: Examination (verification of conformity) of the set of documents submitted

    The issuing authority (ANRCETI) verifies the compliance with the conditions set for the submission of notification and the accompanying documents. Where the notification and accompanying documents meet all the requirements, the notification takes place. In case of non-compliance, ANRCETI suspends the deadline for notification examination and requires that the applicant to fulfill all the established requirements within maximum 2 (two) working days from notification submission. Lack of the necessary documents or the non-compliance with the requirements related to the transmission, form and content of the notification, can serve as a reason for rejection / refusal in the authorization.

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    Step 3: Registration of the applicant in the Public Register of Providers of Electronic Communications Networks and/or Services.

    The registration of the applicant in the Public Register of Providers of Electronic Communications Networks and/or Services is the entry in the register of data that identify the provider and the types of Electronic Communications Networks and/or Services subject to general authorization.

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    Step 4: Issuance of the Informative Standard Declaration.

    The Informative Standard Declaration represents the act attesting the fact of confirming the right to provide publicly available networks and/or electronic communication services under the general authorization regime and the registration in the Public Register of Providers of Electronic Communications Networks and / or Services.

The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology
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