IECEE Certificate for Power Banks
Power banks need IECEE recognition from SASO, and every shipment needs a SABER Shipment Certificate.
Overview
This page covers power banks and lithium-ion batteries for mobile phones.
Power banks fall under the Technical Regulation for Electrical Batteries. SASO recognises a valid IECEE CB test certificate, so your CB report is the basis of the approval. Each shipment then needs its own SABER Shipment Certificate before it can clear Saudi customs. Since 18 June 2026, your Saudi importer also needs an approved MIM Product Declaration for these codes before the shipment certificate can be issued.
Documents required
- IECEE CB test certificate and test report
- Product details and technical data sheet
- Photos of the product, packaging and markings
- Declaration of conformity
- MIM Product Declaration form
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
This is our default preparation list. Actual requirements depend on the product, HS Code, applicable regulation, certification route and shipment details. We verify the list for your product before proceeding.
The market
Saudi Arabia imported US$439 million of lithium-ion batteries, including power banks in 2024. US$100 thousand came from India.
Source: UN Comtrade, HS 8507.60, 2024
Find your HS code
Power banks and phone batteries have their own codes.
How it works
Step 1
Confirm your product and code
Send us the product details and test reports. We confirm the right HS code and requirements.
Step 2
Get IECEE recognition
We help prepare your CB test certificate and report for recognition by SASO.
Step 3
Ship with a certificate
For each shipment, we help with the SABER Shipment Certificate and your importer's declaration.
Request a quote
Tell us about your power banks. You can review the prepared request and send it through WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the Quality Mark instead of IECEE recognition?
Yes. SABER accepts either IECEE recognition or the Saudi Quality Mark for power banks. We help you choose.
Do power banks need special shipping?
Yes. Lithium batteries are dangerous goods for transport, so they need the right packing, labels and a UN 38.3 test report.
Is IECEE recognition the same as the shipment certificate?
No. IECEE recognition covers your power banks. The shipment certificate covers one shipment, so you need a new one each time you ship.
Do you provide the certificate?
Yes*. We help you get the certificates your product needs, from preparing the documents to the final approval.
Sources
- SABER HS code list (Technical Regulation for Electrical Batteries) (opens in a new tab)
- MIM circular on Product Declarations, 18 June 2026 (No public link; we hold an English translation.)