The Ministry of Health’s (MoH) Registration and Drug Control Department (DCD) oversees the regulation of medical devices.
The UAE’s Ministry of Health and Family Affairs (MOHAP) is in charge of assuring the standards and security of medical services and products. It establishes regulations for professionals, facilities, and service providers, controls drugs and medical equipment, encourages public health programs, and carries out research on health-related topics.
MOHAP also designs and builds hospitals and other healthcare facilities, as well as launches health promotion initiatives to inform the public about healthy habits and illness prevention. Its duties cover a wide range of industries, including public health, healthcare infrastructure, and health promotion.
https://www.dha.gov.ae/en/HealthRegulation/Pages/drugcontrolnew.aspx
UAE Medical Devices Registration Guideline
https://mohap.gov.ae/en/services/registration-of-a-medical-equipment
Classification | Risk Level |
Class I | Low risk |
Class II | Medium risk |
Class III | Medium risk |
Class IV | High risk |
*Marketing Authorization Holder companies must be registered by MOHAP before they can register their products and the marketing office or medical warehouse must be licensed by the Ministry of Health and have a valid license.
Application Form
Completed, signed, and stamped by the company.
Factory Registration Certificate
A valid certificate of the manufacturing facility.
Certificate of Free Sale (CFS)
Issued by competent authorities in the country of origin and certified by the UAE Embassy.
Agency Agreement
A copy of the product agency contract between the company and the local agent.
Quality Certificates
Depending on the device classification (Class I–IV), provide relevant certificates such as:
Product Information
Detailed description including formulation, types, sizes, models, and accessories.
Post-Marketing Monitoring Plan
Outline of how the product will be monitored after market release.
Product Labels and Brochures
Clear images or samples of inner and outer packaging, labels, and user brochures.
Documentation and labeling can be provided in English.
45 working days
5 years; Classification validity is 3 yrs (GG)
Before placing a medical device into the UAE market.
Contact us for free consultation: info@omcmedical.co.uk
Medical devices in the UAE must be registered with the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). The process involves submitting a detailed application, classification, and compliance with UAE regulations.
Yes, all medical devices intended for import, distribution, or sale in the UAE must be registered to ensure safety, quality, and efficacy.
The registration process typically takes 4-6 months, depending on the completeness of the application and the classification of the device.
No, foreign manufacturers must appoint a local authorized representative in the UAE to handle the registration process and regulatory compliance.
yes, we are having office in UAE, please check location.
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