Ministry of Health:
Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia
Regulatory Authority:
Medical Device Authority
Medical Device Regulation:
Medical Device Act 2012
Medical Device Regulation 2012
Official Language:
Malay
Classification:
Class A, B, C and D
Registration Process:
Documents Required:
Post-market surveillance:
Failure of a medical device; deterioration in its effectiveness; inadequate labelling or IFU – 30 days
Legalized/Notarised Documents (if any)
Certificate of Free Sales
Applicable QMS:
ISO 13485
Registration Timeline:
Class A – 6 to 8 weeks
Class B, C, D – 3 to 6 months
Authorized Representative:
Yes
License Validity:
5 years
Special Notes:
Guidance and Guideline are available for the Malaysian regulatory process
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