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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pranathlcp" data-source="post: 25798556" data-attributes="member: 225352">Since OnePlus is not officially sold/distributed in Sri Lanka, your only option is to buy the device from one of the grey market shops that can be usually found in Liberty Plaza. Buying a mobile phone from the "Grey Market" might pose some problems for you. I assume that you're aware of the current TRCSL restriction on not accepting non-TRCSL-approved devices on mobile operator networks. Have a look at the form in the following URL.<a href="https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oI8nkVUhhUevv_gXAI4-iABqOhXSPj5BsMTR9bTJrXNUMjk3VDBQV0VZQUsyM0xXRkxPVTZOODcxTS4u" target="_blank">https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oI8nkVUhhUevv_gXAI4-iABqOhXSPj5BsMTR9bTJrXNUMjk3VDBQV0VZQUsyM0xXRkxPVTZOODcxTS4u</a>It clearly indicates In that case, you might be out of options at the moment because local sellers do not bother enough to get a vendor certification from TRCSL. If you want to get a clear idea on the issue, you can book a phone/online appointment with a TRCSL officer/director via the form available in their website and they will call you back. When you place the booking, make sure that you choose the "Spectrum Division". Or rather, you might be able to call their hotline as well.I am also having difficulties in light of this situation because I am looking for personally importing a mobile device from an online store. According to what I found, personally importing a device and getting it registered with TRCSL, is a viable option and it will not make your device unusable within the country.</blockquote>

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