I just added the certifications for Singapore, so you should be good to go now.

Cheers.

It's working. Cheers.

I'm also getting an error when attempting to add a certification for Ireland to movies. Example but not limited to https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/428449-a-ghost-story/edit?active_nav_item=release_information when I edit the Ireland certification and attempt to add 12A I get the generic error Certification is not valid for the selected country

Attempted clearing all browser cache/cookies so am using a empty browser cache with Chrome & Firefox.

@markcurrancavan I've added Ireland's certifications, you should be good to go.

@travisbell thanks, can confirm this is now working again.

Follow on question if I may so I fully understand :) What list of certifications are you using ? I don't see 12 or 15 in the newly populated list for movies. The reference I always use for Ireland (I'm Irish BTW) is from Irish Film Classification Office and from their governmental site https://www.ifco.ie/en/IFCO/Pages/FAQ under the What is the difference between 12 and 12A or 15 and 15A? section you can see that 12A and 15A are used for cinema releases whereas 12 and 15 are used for DVD/TV Movies and has been used some streaming services (netflix for example).

A good working example is this movie, https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/17835-threads/edit?active_nav_item=release_information. I need to use 15A as the certification when it should really be 15 as the movie was not released in the cinema.

No problem, I got those added too. Thanks for the clarification.

Thanks @travisbell -- this thread can now be closed, much appreciated for adding these.

The same problem with Poland. Can't add any certification for movies.

Also, it seems like some South African descriptors are missing: B, CT, H, IAT and PPS.
https://www.fpb.org.za/classification/

@itsdd said:

The same problem with Poland. Can't add any certification for movies.

Based on what this Wikipedia article says, there aren't any official certifications in Poland. Is that true? If not, what are the values? Is there a website for the board that manages this in Poland?

@Sheigutn said:

Also, it seems like some South African descriptors are missing: B, CT, H, IAT and PPS.
https://www.fpb.org.za/classification/

Do you know, is that for both movies and TV shows?

@travisbell said:

Do you know, is that for both movies and TV shows?

Apparently yes! Netflix also shows them on shows in South Africa. https://businesstech.co.za/news/media/471048/new-age-restrictions-for-netflix-in-south-africa/

And you don't have to add 'B', it was dropped 3 years ago: https://www.businessinsider.co.za/blasphemy-dropped-from-film-classification-rules-by-film-and-publication-board-2019-4

@Sheigutn Done.

@travisbell said:

@Sheigutn Done.

Hello @travisbell please add TV certifications of India.

1. U - Viewable for all ages.

2. U/A 7+ - Viewable for 7 and above years old.

3. U/A 13+ - Viewable for 13 and above years old.

4. U/A 16+ - Viewable for 16 and above years old.

5. A - Viewable only for adults.

Source: https://m.timesofindia.com/business/india-business/content-on-ott-platforms-will-be-divided-into-five-age-related-categories/articleshow/81219365.cms

And also, please add U/A 7+, U/A 13+ and U/A 16+ for movie certifications of India as well. U & A is already common between TV and Movie certifications. Streaming services like Netflix uses TV certifications for movie releases.

Here's an example and another one.

@Tomo-chan Done.

@travisbell said:

@Tomo-chan Done.

Thanks a lot. :)