Overview
End-to-End Medical Device Market Access
Bring medical devices to MENA markets with structured regulatory strategies tailored to device class, intended use, and manufacturing origin.
Our device specialists handle classification, technical file preparation, conformity assessment, and post-market surveillance across all three regional authorities.
Key Focus Areas
- Device classification & grouping
- SFDA & MOHAP registration
- ISO 13485 & technical documentation
- Post-market surveillance & vigilance
Capabilities
Core Capabilities
Specialized medical devices regulatory services designed for MENA market access and ongoing compliance.
Device Classification
Risk-based classification per SFDA, MOHAP, and EDA rules including grouping and accessory determination.
Technical Documentation
Design dossiers, clinical evaluation reports, risk management files, and labeling compliance.
Registration & Listing
Medical device establishment licenses, product listings, and import permits across MENA.
Quality System Support
ISO 13485 audit preparation, QMS documentation, and manufacturer site approvals.
Post-Market Surveillance
Adverse event reporting, field safety corrective actions, and periodic safety update reports.
UDI & Labeling
Unique device identification compliance and bilingual labeling review for regional markets.
Our Process
Regulatory Process Timeline
Select your target market to view the authority-specific registration pathway for Saudi Arabia, the UAE, or Egypt.
Device Classification & AR Appointment
1–2 weeksDetermine SFDA risk class (A–D), confirm product scope, and appoint the Authorized Representative for regulatory communication.
Technical File & MDEL Preparation
4–6 weeksCompile the technical file (design dossier, clinical evaluation, ISO 14971 risk file) and prepare Medical Device Establishment License (MDEL) where required.
MDMA Application Submission
2–4 weeksSubmit the Medical Device Marketing Authorization (MDMA) application via SFDA portals and manage initial administrative screening.
SFDA Technical Review & Approval
2–6 monthsRespond to deficiency letters and technical queries through SFDA review until marketing authorization is granted.
Post-Market Surveillance
OngoingManage vigilance reporting, field safety corrective actions, renewals, and variation submissions per SFDA requirements.
Documentation
Required Documents
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SFDA Technical File
- Device description and intended use statement
- Risk management file (ISO 14971)
- Clinical evaluation report
- Design verification and validation reports
Quality & Establishment
- ISO 13485 certificate (accredited body)
- Medical Device Establishment License (MDEL) application
- Declaration of Conformity
- Free Sale Certificate (FSC)
Authorization & Labeling
- Authorized Representative (AR) agreement
- Device labeling and IFU (Arabic/English)
- UDI compliance documentation
- MDMA application supporting documents
Regional Coverage
Medical Devices
Saudi Arabia · Egypt · UAE · MENA Region
Saudi Arabia
Authorized Representative (AR) & MDEL
Acting as the local Authorized Representative to manage regulatory communication, submissions, and compliance obligations with SFDA. Additionally, obtaining and supporting Medical Device Establishment Licenses (MDEL) for local manufacturers and clients operating in Saudi Arabia.
Read the full guide: SFDA Authorized Representative in Saudi ArabiaMedical Device Marketing Authorization (MDMA)
Preparation, submission, and follow-up of MDMA applications to enable legal marketing of medical devices in KSA.
Read the full guide: Registration of Medical Devices in Saudi ArabiaTechnical File Review & Classification
Comprehensive review of the full Technical File (TF). Regulatory classification support to determine the correct registration pathway and confirm whether the product falls within SFDA scope.
Post-Market Surveillance (PMS)
Ongoing post-market support, including vigilance reporting and post-market follow-up in accordance with SFDA requirements.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about medical devices regulatory requirements in KSA, UAE, and Egypt.
SFDA classifies devices into four risk classes (A–D) based on intended use, duration of contact, and invasiveness. Our team conducts formal classification assessments before dossier preparation.
Step-by-step guide: registration of medical devices in Saudi Arabia