Registering a Class C medical device in Vietnam requires accurate classification, proper document preparation, and compliance with MOH regulations. The process involves submission via the MOH DMEC online system, followed by a review and approval process.
✅ Confirm that your device is Class C based on the ASEAN Medical Device Directive (AMDD).
✅ If uncertain, consult MOH guidelines or a regulatory expert.
✅ Only a Vietnam-based company with a valid business license can submit the application.
✅ The LAR will handle submission, communication with MOH, and post-market compliance.
📌 Legal & Administrative Documents
✅ Certificate of Free Sale (CFS) / Market Approval (Legalized).
✅ ISO 13485:2016 Certificate (for quality management).
✅ Letter of Authorization (LOA) for the LAR.
📌 Technical Documentation
✅ Device Description & Intended Use.
✅ Risk Classification Justification.
✅ Instructions for Use (IFU) & Labeling (Vietnamese translation required).
✅ Performance & Safety Test Reports (ISO/IEC standards).
✅ Clinical Evaluation Report (CER) (if applicable).
✅ Declaration of Conformity.
✅ Post-Market Surveillance (PMS) Plan.
📌 Other Requirements
All foreign documents must be notarized and legalized.
Vietnamese translations are required for labeling, IFU, and risk classification justification.
✅ Log in to the MOH DMEC portal (https://dmec.moh.gov.vn).
✅ Upload all required documents in PDF format (max 10MB per file).
✅ Pay the application fee.
⏳ Processing Time: 10–90 days, depending on complexity and MOH workload.
📌 Possible Outcomes:
Approval: A registration number is issued.
Request for Additional Information: MOH may require clarification or extra documents.
Rejection: If non-compliant, the application must be revised and resubmitted.
✅ Ensure compliance with Post-Market Surveillance (PMS) & Adverse Event Reporting.
✅ Follow labeling, IFU, and distribution regulations.
✅ Report any significant changes (e.g., manufacturer, design updates) to MOH.
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