Ministry of Health (MoH)
ASEAN Medical Devices Directive
yes, country resident appointed through official Letter of Authorization (LoA)
1 to 2 months
Medical Devices/IVDs Class A
3 to 4 months
Medical Devices/IVDs Class B/C
4 to 6 months
Medical Devices/IVDs Class D
Indonesian, English
max 5 years (depending on the validity of authorization letter issued by the foreign manufacturer)
On-site audit not required
Local Tests required for some kind of medical devices
Local Clinical Evaluation not required
Technical documentation of the product
Documents confirming safety and effectiveness
Certificates of compliance with international standards
An authorised body examines the submitted documents and may request additional data or samples for testing.
After successful examination, a registration certificate is issued, which allows the medical device to be legally sold and used in Indonesia.