IVD Medical Device Registration in Cambodia

Cambodia is a burgeoning market for medical device manufacturers seeking to expand in Southeast Asia. The Ministry of Health (MoH) regulates the registration and approval of medical devices in Cambodia.

Our team of experienced regulatory affairs specialists can assist you in navigating the MoH registration process for your medical devices. We offer comprehensive support, from initial classification and submission to post-market compliance.

IVD Medical Device Registration Support for Market Entry – Cambodia

Cambodia is an emerging market for medical device manufacturers seeking to expand their presence in Southeast Asia. The Ministry of Health (Cambodia) regulates the registration and approval of medical devices to ensure they meet national requirements before entering the market.

At Andaman Medical, our regulatory affairs specialists assist manufacturers in navigating the registration process for in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices in Cambodia. From initial device classification and regulatory submission to post-market compliance, we provide comprehensive support to help ensure your devices meet the regulatory requirements established by the Cambodian government.

Why Register Your IVD Medical Device in Cambodia?

Registering your IVD device in Cambodia allows manufacturers to access a growing healthcare market in Southeast Asia. Compliance with national regulatory requirements ensures that diagnostic devices can be legally distributed while supporting the country’s expanding healthcare sector.

Registering your IVD device in Cambodia gives manufacturers several strategic advantages:

Registration Process Overview

The Ministry of Health (MoH) registration process in Cambodia involves the following well-defined steps designed to assess and validate the safety and efficacy of medical devices:

Step 1
Classification Classification
Step 2
Submission Submission
Step 3
Evaluation Evaluation
Step 4
Approval Approval
Step 1

Classification

Medical devices are classified based on their intended use and potential risks as below:

  • Class A: Low risk devices
  • Class B: Low to moderate risk devices
  • Class C: Moderate to high risk devices
  • Class D: High risk devices
Classification
Step 2

Submission

The registration dossier is submitted to the MoH, which includes documents such as:

  • Certificate of GMP or Certificate of ISO from the Country of Origin
  • Certificate of Free Sale from the Country of Origin
  • Certificate of Analysis from the Country of Origin
  • Declaration of Conformity Letter
  • Letter of Authorisation
Submission
Step 3

Evaluation

MoH reviews the submission and may request additional information or clarification. It will then be evaluated by multiple ranks of officers at the Secretary of State (MOH) office. The final approval is conducted every 3 months, but anticipate any delays during this process.

Evaluation
Step 4

Approval

After successful evaluation, MoH issues a registration certificate valid for three years, after which a new application must be submitted for renewal.

Approval

Typical Fees and Timeline

A fee is payable for each new medical device registration and renewal.

The registration fee and timeline apply the same to all classes of medical devices and IVD.

For medical device and IVD new and renewal registration:

Class Fee Timeline
Class A, B, C, D 400,000 KHR (100 USD) 12 - 18 months

Why Choose Andaman Medical?

Our expert guidance through the region's evolving regulatory landscape ensures your product remains compliant, allowing you to bring your products to market efficiently and effectively.

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