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Singapore HSA

Singapore HSA

Singapore Medical Device Regulation

Regulatory Body: Medical Device Branch of the Health Sciences Authority (HSA)

Regulation: Health Products Act 2007 and Health Products (Medical Devices) Regulations 2010

Classification: Class A, B, C, and D

Representative (should be based in country or not): Yes, Authorized Representative is required.

Registration timeline: 100-310 days (depending on class & route)

Registration Pathway
There are mainly four routes of registration:
Medical device that has not got any prior approval from US, Europe, Canada, Australia, or Japan regulatory bodies at the point of registration application will be subject to full evaluation route. This route takes 160-310 days for device registration.
Devices with prior authorization in the US, Europe, Canada, Australia, or Japan are eligible for abridged evaluation routes. It takes 100-220 days depending on the class for registration under ECR.
This route ensures immediate registration upon submission. Devices should fulfil mentioned conditions to be eligible for this route.
It takes 120-180 days for registration under ECR. Devices should fulfil mentioned conditions to be eligible for this route.

Depending on the classification of the device one can apply for the applicable route.

Class A: Class A devices do not need registration.

Class B: For class B there are 3 routes for registration.

(i) Full Evaluation Route

(ii) Abridged Evaluation Route (device should be approved by at least 1 regulatory agency)

(iii) Immediate Class B Registration (IBR) Evaluation Route

Conditions to apply for this route are:

Condition 1: Device should be approved by at least 1 regulatory agency & marketed 3 years in the respective country. It should not have any safety issues & no prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

Condition 2: Device should be approved by at least 2 regulatory agencies. It should not have any safety issues & no prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

The device should at least fulfil one condition to be eligible for IBR.

Class C and Class D: For class C and class D there are 4 routes for registration.

(i) Full Evaluation Route

(ii) Abridged Evaluation Route (device should be approved by at least 1 regulatory agency)

(iii) Expedited Evaluation Route

a. Expedited Class C Registration (ECR)

Conditions to apply for this route are:

Condition 1: Device should be approved by at least 1 regulatory agency & marketed 3 years in the respective country. It should not have any safety issues & no prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

Condition 2: Device should be approved by at least 2 regulatory agencies. It should not have prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

The device should at least fulfil one condition to be eligible for ECR.

b. Expedited Class D Registration (EDR)

Condition to apply for this route is that the device should be approved by at least 2 regulatory agencies. It should not have prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

(iv)  Immediate Class C Registration (ICR) Evaluation Route [solely for Standalone Medical Mobile Application]

Condition to apply for this route is that the device should be approved by at least 1 regulatory agency. It should not have open field safety corrective actions (including recalls) at the point of submission, any safety issue & no prior withdrawal/rejection from any other regulatory body.

Documents required for registration (notarization or legalization required or not?):

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