MedStandard

Taiwan

Taiwan Food and Drug Administration – Medical Devices Division (Taiwan FDA or TFDA)

Medical Devices Act

Class I: 1–2 months

Class II: 7–8 months

Class III: 8–12 months

Chinese

5 years

country resident

A manufacturing site inspection is not required except for high-risk products (e.g. heart valves). However, for most devices, a paper-based quality system review, called a QSD, is required

A brief algorithm for registration of medical devices in Taiwan:

01

Determining the classification of medical devices

02

Verification of classification

03

Application for registration

04

Preparation of registration documents and payment of fees

05

Class I, II, III may be further categorized into IVD and Non-IVD

06

Application shall be submitted to Taiwan Food and Drug Administration

07

Documentation review:

Applications for Class II, III medical devices and new medical devices undergo two stages of review: Administrative and Technical.

Class I products require only administrative review.

08

License granting

Final price and terms procedures will be calculated according to your request