SFDA Medical Device Registration

CMC Medical Devices offers medical Device Registration in Saudi Arabia

We facilitate global registration in Saudi Arabia, ensuring regulatory compliance and efficient legal representation for your entry into the Saudi market.

Authorized Representative in KSA

You must also appoint an authorized representative in Saudi Arabia if you do not have an office or entity in Saudi Arabia.

Your Authorized Representative (AR) must obtain an Authorized Representative License, which is renewable annually, to legally represent you in KSA.

Your KSA authorized representative is also responsible for submitting all application documents to the SFDA to register your device. The SFDA assigns an official review period of 35 business days for applications; however, actual review times are often longer, especially if additional information is requested.

The recently established Saudi route by the SFDA requires a Technical File Assessment (TFA) for market authorization, and the SFDA has implemented its own classification system for medical devices.

Prior approval in the country of origin is not a prerequisite for registration in KSA, and reference country approval is not required for MDMA registration; however, any proof of existing approvals in other markets is requested as part of the registration documentation.

CMC can assist you in entering the Arab market by registering your products with the SFDA.

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Frequently asked questions about saudi arabia medical device regulations

Yes, all medical devices, regardless of their risk classification, must be registered with the SFDA before they can be legally marketed or distributed in Saudi Arabia.

Any Saudi-based entity or individual can act as your LAR, provided they are qualified and authorized to communicate with the SFDA on behalf of your company. The LAR handles submissions, communications, and ensures compliance with SFDA regulations.

The time frame can vary depending on the complexity of the device and the completeness of the submitted documentation. On average, the process can take several months, typically between 3 to 6 months, but it can be longer for high-risk devices.

If you fail to register your device, you will not be able to market, distribute, or sell it in Saudi Arabia. Additionally, selling unregistered devices can result in legal penalties, product recalls, and fines.

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