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Medical Device Registration in Indonesia

Streamline your Indonesia medical device registration process with our full regulatory support from dossier preparation and Regalkes submission to license holding and post-approval compliance.

At Product Registration Indonesia, we simplify the medical device registration process so you can focus on bringing your products to market efficiently and confidently.

Why Choose Us for Medical Device Registration in Indonesia?

Indonesia’s growing healthcare market presents tremendous opportunities for medical device manufacturers. Product Registration Indonesia helps foreign manufacturers and local distributors navigate Indonesia’s Ministry of Health (MoH) Regalkes system for medical device registration and licensing.

With over 15 years of experience, our regulatory consultants ensure your submission is accurate, fast, and compliant by minimizing costly delays or rejections.

  • End-to-end support for Regalkes and IDAK (Distributor License)

  • CDAKB (Good Distribution Practice) certification readiness

  • Preparation and review of complete technical dossiers

  • Representation as neutral license holder for flexibility in distributor management

  • Support for foreign principals in all classes of medical devices (A–D) and IVD

Our Medical Device Registration Service

Our experts assess your medical device classification (Class A to D) and provide a clear roadmap for compliance, minimizing potential delays.

We handle all required administrative and technical documentation, including:

• Company Registration (NIB)

• Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Certificate

• Distributor License (IDAK) & Good Distribution Practice (CDAKB)

• Executive Summaries, Device Descriptions, Risk Analysis, and Validation Reports

We manage the entire submission process through the MOH’s e-registration system, ensuring timely progress updates.

Product Registration Indonesia provide ongoing support to maintain compliance:

 

  • Post-market surveillance & vigilance reporting

  • Renewal & license transfer support

  • Regulatory updates as Indonesia’s medical device regulations evolve

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Deep Regulatory Knowledge

Our experts stay up to date with the latest MOH and ASEAN directives, ensuring a smooth and compliant medical device registration process.

Local Expertise

Partner with us to benefit from our local connections and in-depth understanding of the Indonesian regulatory landscape.

Tailored Solutions

Whether you need to register a simple Class A product or a high-risk Class D device, our services are customized to meet your specific needs.

Benefits of Our Services

Fast Approval Times

With our streamlined document preparation and submission process, we help you bring your medical devices to market sooner.

Risk Mitigation

Our local expertise ensures that you avoid costly mistakes and regulatory hurdles, giving you peace of mind.

End-to-End Compliance

From registration to post-approval maintenance, we cover every aspect of regulatory compliance, saving you time and effort.

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Ready to simplify your medical device registration process in Indonesia? Contact us now for a free consultation, and let our experts guide you every step of the way. Don’t let regulatory challenges delay your market entry—act now and secure your success.

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 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Registering a medical device in Indonesia is not only a legal requirement (you must hold a Nomor Izin Edar / NIE to import, sell, or distribute). It’s a strategic business move that affects market control, timing, and commercial opportunity.
 
Medical device registration in Indonesia as a commercial strategy as much as a compliance task. Align your regulatory approach (classification, local representation, dossier completeness) with your sales, distribution and procurement plans to protect market access and speed up revenue realization. For a more detailed regulatory strategy and timelines, see our full article on Indonesia Medical Device Product Registration Explained

All medical devices, from low-risk Class A products to high-risk Class D devices, must be registered with the Indonesian Ministry of Health.

The registration process typically takes between 2 to 6 months, depending on your product’s class (A–D), dossier completeness, and responsiveness to MoH clarifications. We help you expedite approval through accurate dossier preparation, pre-assessment, and constant coordination with the MoH Regalkes team.

Indonesia classifies medical devices (including In Vitro Diagnostics and related products) by risk into four ascending classes: Class A (low risk), Class B (low–moderate risk), Class C (moderate–high risk), and Class D (high risk). This risk-based framework determines the regulatory pathway, required technical documentation, and depth of pre-market review — higher-risk devices face more stringent assessment and evidence requirements.
Typical examples by class:
  • Class A: very low-risk items, often non-invasive (e.g., adhesive bandages, examination gloves).
  • Class B: low-to-moderate risk devices (e.g., some simple diagnostic instruments, syringes).
  • Class C: devices that support or sustain important bodily functions or require tighter control (e.g., catheters, infusion pumps).
  • Class D: highest-risk devices with major potential patient impact (e.g., pacemakers, implantable prostheses).
There are also product-type distinctions with separate rules or annexes — for example In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) devices and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) may have specific classification considerations and evidence expectations. The Ministry of Health / Director General’s regulations set out detailed classification tables, categories, and administrative procedures used by the regulator during evaluation.
Why this matters: the device class directly affects what you must submit (technical file, clinical evidence, quality-system documentation), whether on-site audits or expert reviews are needed, and typical review timelines. Foreign manufacturers normally appoint a local Authorized Representative (or local marketing authorization holder) to file the application and liaise with the regulator.
For a complete device-by-device mapping, registration pathway flowcharts, and a practical checklist you can use when preparing an application, see our full guide: Types of Medical Devices and Their Classification in Indonesia.
Regalkes is the official online platform managed by the Indonesian Ministry of Health for medical device registration and approval. All imported or locally manufactured medical devices must be registered through this system before distribution.
 
Learn more about the Indonesia’s Medical Device Registration Guidelines on our article.
You’ll need an ISO 13485 certificate, Certificate of Free Sale (CFS), Letter of Authorization (LoA), Device Master File (DMF), IFU (Bahasa), and Clinical Evaluation Report (for higher-risk devices). PRI reviews every document to ensure compliance with MoH and ASEAN Medical Device Directive (AMDD) standards.
Yes. We offer a License Holder Service that acts as your local representative in Indonesia. This allows foreign manufacturers to register and distribute their medical devices legally without establishing a local subsidiary by ensuring compliance while maintaining flexibility in choosing distributors.
Absolutely. Our service includes In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) registration under the MoH Regalkes system. We guide you through dossier preparation, risk classification, and performance verification, ensuring compliance and timely approval.

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