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Medical Device Regulatory in Asia_Brazil
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2. Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
Overview Regulatory
Process
ConclusionLicensingCosts
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
National Health Surveillance Agency
(ANVISA)
I IVIIIII
Lowest Risk Highest RiskMedium-High
Risk
Low-Medium
Risk
Requires BGMP Certificate
3. Overview Regulatory
Process
ConclusionLicensingCosts
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
Cadastro: Registro:
Class I and Class II Class III and Class IV
1. Submit technical documents
(including authorisation letter)
2. Review of documents/Elaboration of process
3. Payment to ANVISA
4. Submit documents
5. ANVISA evaluation
6. Product registration
1. Submit technical documents
(including authorisation letter & free sale certificate)
2. Review of documents/Elaboration of process
3. Payment to ANVISA
4. Submit documents
5. ANVISA evaluation
6. Product registration
2 to 4 months 12 to 24 months
4. Overview ConclusionCostsRegulatory
Process
Licensing
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
I IVIIIII
$100 USD $250 USD$200 USD$150 USD
*Application (ANVISA) fees vary according to the holder company size. The above fees refer to micro-enterprise
$20,000 USD BGMP Certification fee
5. Overview ConclusionCostsRegulatory
Process
Licensing
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
Registration & Licensing:
• Registration has to be done by a Local License Holder.
• License can be transferred upon agreement from the current License Holder.
• License Holder can authorize, through an Authorisation Letter, the importation of products by multiple
distributors according to the manufacturer’s choice
• To qualify as an importer/distributor some documents/licenses are required, such as AFE
6. Overview ConclusionRegulatory
Process
LicensingCosts
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
• There are 2 types of product registration route:
o Cadastro for lower risk devices
o Registro for higher risk devices
• Higher risk devices require a previous GMP
certification and also more detailed
information before approval
7. Overview Conclusion
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Asia Regulatory & Quality Consultancy
for Medical Device & Drug
@ARQonSG
Regulatory
Process
LicensingCosts
Regulatory of MD & IVD in Brazil
Notes de l'éditeur
In this video, we are going to talk about the regulations for medical devices in Brazil. Medical devices in Brazil are classified according to their risk levels, where Class I possesses the lowest risk, and Class IV posses the highest risk. BGMP certificate is required for both local and foreign manufacturers with Class III and IV medical devices. This can be obtained after an audit performed by ANVISA.
There are two registration routes. The “Cadastro” registration is for lower risk devices and has a simplified application. The “Registro” registration is for higher risk medical devices, has a more complex application and typically takes more time and is more costly than Cadastro. As mentioned previously, devices under Registro registration route also requires BGMP certification. They require more detailed information from the technical file, including clinical data and evaluation.
The application fees and time estimated for each classes are reflected here. The cost may vary according to the holder company size.
You have to be a Brazilian company to qualify as a license holder. The license holder can authorize through an authorisation letter, the importation of products by distributors according to the manufacturer’s choice. Documents/licenses required such as AFE is needed in order to qualify as an importer/distributor.
To summarise, there are 2 product registration routes in Brazil; Cadastro for the lower risk and Registro for the higher risk devices. The higher risk medical devices requires more detailed technical documents and GMP certification to obtain approval before importing and supplying into Brazil.
If you are looking to gain fast approval for your medical devices in Brazil, ARQon can help to register and obtain approval for your products.
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