We understand that compliance is a prerequisite for international defense procurement. This page provides a transparent overview of our export control policy, quality certifications, and the documentation required from prospective buyers.
Our manufacturing and technology capabilities are independently certified and recognized by relevant authorities. These certifications provide objective evidence of our quality management maturity and technology independence.
Our manufacturing and quality assurance processes are certified to ISO 9001:2015, covering design, production, testing, and delivery of all UAV systems and components.
Certified as a National High-Tech Enterprise by the PRC Ministry of Science and Technology, recognizing our R&D capabilities and proprietary technology portfolio.
Multiple core invention patents covering guidance algorithms, airframe design, swarm coordination protocols, and GCS architecture — ensuring technology independence and supply chain security.
We take our export control obligations seriously. The following principles govern all international transactions and are non-negotiable conditions of doing business with us.
All exports are conducted in strict compliance with the People's Republic of China Export Control Law (2020) and the Regulations on the Administration of Military Products Export. We maintain an internal export control compliance program reviewed annually by legal counsel.
We conduct due diligence on all prospective buyers, including verification of end-user identity, intended use, and destination country. We reserve the right to decline orders that cannot be verified or that raise compliance concerns.
All purchase agreements include a binding no-re-export clause. Buyers are prohibited from transferring, reselling, or re-exporting any system or component to a third party without prior written authorization from Star United Flight Control (Shaanxi) Technology Co., Ltd.
We do not export to countries subject to UN Security Council arms embargoes or other applicable international sanctions. Our compliance team maintains an updated list of prohibited destinations reviewed quarterly.
To initiate the export compliance review process, we require the following documentation from all prospective buyers. We recommend preparing these documents early in your procurement cycle to avoid delays.
We supply exclusively to government entities. Private security companies, non-state armed groups, and individuals are not eligible to purchase our systems under any circumstances.
Official document from the buyer's government ministry (defense, interior, or equivalent) confirming the identity of the end user, the intended use, and the final destination of the systems.
Copy of the relevant import permit or authorization issued by the buyer's national authority for the import of defense or dual-use goods.
Formal purchase order on official letterhead, signed by authorized procurement officer, specifying quantity, model, and delivery destination.
Official documentation confirming the legal status and identity of the purchasing organization (e.g., ministry registration, unit identification).
Signed acknowledgment that the buyer has reviewed and accepted the technical specifications, operational limitations, and maintenance requirements of the systems.
We supply exclusively to government entities, including national defense ministries, interior ministries, law enforcement agencies, and civil protection authorities. We do not sell to private security companies, non-state armed groups, or individuals.
Standard compliance review takes 10–15 business days from receipt of complete documentation. Complex cases requiring additional due diligence may take up to 30 business days. We recommend initiating the documentation process early in the procurement cycle.
Our systems are manufactured in the People's Republic of China and are subject to PRC export control regulations, not US ITAR or EAR. However, systems containing US-origin components may be subject to re-export restrictions. Our compliance team will advise on a case-by-case basis.
Yes. We can provide official letters of explanation, technical data sheets, and compliance declarations to support your domestic import authorization process. These documents are prepared by our legal and compliance team.
Any change in end-use, end-user, or destination must be reported to us immediately. Unauthorized changes may constitute a violation of the purchase agreement and applicable export control law. We take compliance violations seriously and will take appropriate action.
Our compliance team is available to answer specific questions about export documentation, certification requirements, or the procurement process for your country.