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Guide de demande de visas de publicité — Version 1.0, Edition d’Avril 2026

GUIDE DE DEMANDE DE VISAS DE PUBLICITE
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GUIDE DE DEMANDE DE VISAS DE PUBLICITE

April 2026 version 1.0 guide to advertising visas and free-unit campaign authorisations, expressly linked to GB4P 2026. It sets out dossiers, evaluation, decisions, refusals, advertising-support changes and withdrawal. It is a common promotion procedure relevant to the device-inclusive GB4P framework; its original medicine-style AMM/RCP and UG conditions are retained without creating universal device registration rules. The maximum two-year advertising visa and thirty-day appeal or campaign-report periods are not product approval timelines. The conflicting substantial/minor-change and all-changes statements remain unresolved.

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