Information about Turkey-TITCK (Türkiye İlaçveTıbbiCihazKurumu)- Approval Processes

Understanding the Turkey TITCK Approval Process is essential for pharmaceutical companies planning to introduce medicinal products into the Turkish market.
Regulatory Authority
Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (TMMDA)
The Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (TİTCK) serves as the Turkey drug regulatory authority, overseeing the approval and regulation of medicinal products.
TITCK Turkey is the national regulatory authority responsible for overseeing the approval and regulation of medicines and medical devices in Turkey.
https://www.titck.gov.tr/iletisim
Pharmaceutical companies planning to enter the Turkish market can explore OMC Medical's pharmaceutical product registration services for regulatory support across international markets.
Local AuthorizedYes
ClassificationNovelty, Therapeutic Category, and Risk.
Preparation and DocumentationThe Turkey TITCK Approval Process involves several documentation and preliminary examination requirements that applicants must fulfil before submitting their medicinal product licensing applications.
Applications should be submitted in the corrected application file format, not as attachments.
Corrections in the Electronic Document Management System (EBYS) should also be added in the Common Technical Document (CTD) format.
Official documents issued by a competent authority outside Turkey (place of production) should be included.
Documents (e.g., permit, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), CPP documents, license) from other countries must be apostilled or consulate approved.
Information in the license application files (Modules 1 to 5) must be compatible and arranged according to the Guide on File Requirements for Electronic License Applications.
Information about the reference medicinal product, including where it is registered and where it was first used, should be provided.
A second preliminary examination application for incomplete applications must be submitted within 30 days.
Additional applications with documents cannot be included in file modules and are not accepted.
The licensing date, legal status of the product, and packaging size differences must be stated.
The Application Form should include information on containers, lids, application devices, and Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) or KullanmaTalimatı (KT).
Section 2.6.2: Specify only ‘used in the manufacturing process of the medical product.’
Section 2.3.2: Corrections post should be mentioned.
Compliance with Regulation on Licensing of Medicinal Products for Human Use Article 9, 1-b for hybrid applications.
Maintain a registry of officials who have signed the Contract Manufacturing Agreement, as outlined in Annex 6.22.
Submit a risk management plan for drugs containing a medical device during the registration application.
Certificates of analysis for excipients should be submitted in Module 3.2.P.4.4. If not applicable, select the ‘None’ option, ensuring this information aligns with the application file.
For drugs containing a new active ingredient, biotechnological drugs, biosimilar drugs, and reference drugs, relevant information should be presented.
In Module 3.P.7 Section 2.2.4, complete information related to finished product packaging specifications and certificates of analysis. Attestations must be submitted.
The Turkey TITCK Approval Process timeline depends on the completeness of the application, regulatory review, and the type of medicinal product submitted for approval.
Registration Timeline30 to 60 months
Registration Fee5 Years
The database of drug approvals in Turkey contains information on medicines which have been approved for use in the country, and the Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (TİTCK) is in charge of evaluating and giving approval to medicinal products.
TİTCK, which is the Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency, is the body in charge of medicines and medical devices in Turkey, and it controls the approval and regulatory procedures for pharmaceutical products and medical devices.
The Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (TİTCK) is the drug regulatory body in Turkey and has the responsibility of assessing medicinal products as well as keeping sight of their regulatory approval and access to the market.
The Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency (TİTCK) is the governmental body in charge of regulating medicines and medical devices in Turkey, covering product evaluation, the approval processes, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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