On May 22, 2025, Chile’s Subsecretariat of Telecommunications (SUBTEL) published Exempt Resolution 737, which modifies Exempt Resolution No. 1985 of 2017 and redefines the compliance framework for Short Range Devices (SRDs).

Chile has taken a step toward reducing e-waste and improving consumer rights with the approval of Law No. 21.695. The new regulation requires USB Type-C charging compatibility across a wide range of electronic devices and mandates clear labeling about charger inclusion and charging specs.

The Chilean government is seeking feedback on a proposal to simplify the certification process for certain electronic devices.

In Chile, mandatory certification for electric battery chargers begins on March 31, 2024, following the introduction of Exempt Resolution 14224.

SUBTEL, publishes Resolution No. 2,844, which reviews its spectrum decision fo the 6GHz Band - 5,925 MHz and 6,425 MHz. MHz, for the use of services without a license which was previously going to be used for Wi-Fi services.

SUBTEL has issued a minor modification to its Short Range Device regulation.