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🇪🇬 Egypt IVD regulatory data

Explore the IVD requirements currently available for Egypt, organized by topic and linked to official sources.

15 facts8 dimensions7 official sourceslatest verification 2026-10-21
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Common questions about changing a registered IVD in Egypt. Each question separates published rules from details still awaiting verification.

Change control

Does the event require internal documentation, notice, prior approval, transfer, or a new application?

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IVD changes require prior CAMD approval

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The current IVD listing/import guideline prohibits making a change before obtaining CAMD approval under the procedures applicable to that type of change; non-compliance can result in cancellation of the marketing approval. It also requires compliance with the labelling guideline and the specified authentication or issuing-authority verification of quality and free-sale certificates.

Conditions
  • Determine the actual IVD change and the department’s applicable procedure. This provision does not establish that the separate MD variation table, its checklists, fees or review stages apply to IVDs.

Device definition & scope

Is the product a device, IVD, accessory, software, or borderline product locally?

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IVD definition

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IVD medical devices are defined as reagents, reagent products, calibrators, control materials, kits, instruments, apparatus, equipment or systems for in vitro examination of specimens derived from the human body; specimen receptacles are IVDs, while products for general laboratory use are not unless specifically intended for IVD examination.

Effective from 2022-01-24

Label, IFU & language

Which label and IFU elements, languages, symbols, and translation controls apply?

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Keep label identity accurate; incompatible overlabels are restricted

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Fact-level verified

The device/IVD labelling table identifies trade or product name, code/model/REF, applicable batch or serial and date information, UDI when applied, factory identity and origin, and the Egyptian importer’s registered name and address. Imported products must carry the mandatory information. Covering different information with an overlabel or applying incompatible double labels is prohibited until the required legal and technical steps are completed; a record update is not a general relabelling or old-stock permission.

Label language rule

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Fact-level verified

Label data for devices traded in Egypt must be written in Arabic or English at least, so it can be read and understood by medical professionals and ordinary citizens; the labelling guideline itself is issued in Arabic with an English translation, and the Arabic text prevails in case of inconsistency.

Conditions
  • Applies to medical devices, medical/laboratory equipment, IVDs, components and production inputs.

Effective from 2022-01-24

UDI database additionally requires an Arabic version of the trade name for lay/home-use devices (res-eg-udi).

Manufacturer PMS

Which PMS plan, report, PMCF or PMPF, trend, and lifecycle-update duties apply?

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PMSR for Class I

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Manufacturers of Class I medical devices (and Class A or equivalent IVDs) must prepare a post-market surveillance report summarizing post-market data analyses with rationale and corrective/preventive actions, updated when necessary and available to the authority on request.

Guideline issued November 2025 (issue date on cover; no separate application date stated).

PSUR frequency by class

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Class IIa, IIb and III devices (and IVD classes B, C, D) require a PSUR with a national appendix; Class IIb/III (IVD C/D) at least annually, Class IIa at least every two years, IVD Class B at least every 3 years, custom-made devices annually or every 2 years per class; other devices provide PSURs on request. PSURs must cover benefit-risk conclusions, PMCF/PMPF findings and sales/usage volume.

Recall, FSCA & market surveillance

Which recall, FSCA, notice, and authority-coordination duties apply?

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FSCA/FSN notification and approval

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Where a market-placed device fails to perform per its IFU and the failure might lead to death or serious deterioration, the manufacturer/authorized representative must initiate an FSCA and report it to MDSU in advance (except urgent recalls), notifying all affected countries simultaneously. FSNs must be reported to MDSU within 2-5 days of issuance with an FSCA implementation plan; MDSU issues an approval letter permitting FSN distribution (urgent recalls may distribute first), and periodic implementation reports are required if the FSCA exceeds 90 days.

Reliance & recognition

Which foreign decisions or evidence can be reused, with what effect and conditions?

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Existing records include acceptance, restrictions and evidence reuse. The applicable product scope and conditions are preserved below; a reference does not by itself confer market access.

Egypt approvals and evidence in other markets (0 records)

No linked record is currently maintained. This does not establish that a pathway is unavailable.

Prior approvals and evidence for Egypt (5 records)

EgyptUS FDA

Prior approval / evidence record

FDA 510(k)

Authority

FDA 510(k)

Accepted

Yes

Benefit

A 510(k) clearance plus an FDA CDRH export certificate satisfies the free-sale evidence for a reference country

Maintained reference · planning ranges remain estimates · reviewed 2026-08-30

EgyptNMPA

Prior approval / evidence record

China NMPA approval: origin evidence only

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Pending verification
Statement

For non-sterile imported Class IIa devices EDA accepts, in the initial registration file, a free-sale certificate from the country of origin, and even one from a non-reference country, provided a reference-country free-sale certificate is filed within a 6-month grace period. This is the only point in GL.CAMD.002 at which an origin-country (e.g. Chinese, NMPA-based) marketing document has any evidentiary role; it grants no abridged review and lapses unless replaced by reference-country evidence.

Source Jurisdiction Id

china

Source Authority Id

nmpa

Source Approval

China NMPA medical device registration certificate (Class II/III) or Class I filing record

Target Jurisdiction Id

egypt

China Classes In Scope

Non-sterile Class IIa only (initial registration file)

Edge Type

Origin Country Evidence

Market Access Strength

Evidence Only

Regulatory Layer

Product Marketing

Local Application Required

Yes

Target Decision Retained

Yes

Conditions
  • Applies to non-sterile devices classified IIa under the Section 4.2.1 track
  • Initial file: declaration of conformity, CE certificate, ISO 13485:2016, FSC from country of origin
  • Non-reference FSC accepted only when no reference-country FSC is available, with a reference-country FSC due within 6 months
  • Class IIb and III must submit a reference-country FSC from the outset
  • Independent verification is incomplete. Treat this record as a research lead, not a confirmed benefit or exclusion; see the 2026-09-15 independent review.

Effective from 2025-09-01

Source passage: The following documents are sufficient for the initial registration file: - Declaration of conformity - CE certificate - ISO 13485:2016 - Free sale certificate from a reference country in case of devices classified as Class II b, III. - Free sale certificate from the country of origin in case of devices classified as Class II a. * In the initial registration file: - For devices classified as Class IIa: It is sufficient to submit a free sale certificate from a non-reference country in case a free sale certificate is not available from one of the reference countries, provided that a free sale certificate from one of the reference countries shall be submitted within the grace period of (6 months).

EgyptNMPA

Regulatory reference

China NMPA approval: not reference

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Pending verification
Statement

EDA's device-registration guideline GL.CAMD.002 v2 (September 2025) enumerates the reference countries exhaustively (the EU/EEA states plus Australia, Canada, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the UK and the USA) and China is not among them, so an NMPA certificate confers no reference-country status. A China-made device must submit the full Appendix 1 file (declaration of conformity, CE certificate from an EU notified body, ISO 13485:2016 for the actual manufacturer, and a free-sale certificate from a reference country because the country of origin is non-reference) and is routed to the relevant specialised scientific committee before registration, which may require published clinical trials, a stamped summary of market history in reference countries, and ILAC-accredited laboratory test reports depending on device type.

Source Jurisdiction Id

china

Source Authority Id

nmpa

Source Approval

China NMPA medical device registration certificate (Class II/III) or Class I filing record

Target Jurisdiction Id

egypt

China Classes In Scope

All classes (I, IIa, IIb, III; sterile and non-sterile); NMPA Class I/II/III devices are treated as 'imported from a non-reference country'

Edge Type

No Reliance Route

Market Access Strength

none

Regulatory Layer

Product Marketing

Local Application Required

Yes

Target Decision Retained

Yes

Conditions
  • Reference-country list (Section 2 Definitions) is closed; China not listed
  • Appendix 1 item 1: free sale certificate must come from a reference country when the country of origin is a non-reference country (or a USFDA CFG under item 2)
  • Section 5: devices imported from non-reference countries are subject to specialised scientific committee evaluation prior to registration/re-registration
  • Appendix 4 committee-specific extras for non-reference-country devices, e.g. Hematology: for all classes, published clinical trials plus a stamped summary of market history from centres in reference countries; Orthopaedics: reference-country market history, long-term published safety/efficacy papers, ILAC-accredited lab tests and Faculty of Engineering tests; Neurology: for implantables, EU market history plus long-term papers
  • Section 4.2.1: for non-sterile Class IIa an origin-country FSC is tolerated in the initial file only, with a reference-country FSC due within 6 months
  • Legalisation: certificates issued by reference-country bodies are verified directly; otherwise Chamber of Commerce plus Egyptian Embassy legalisation (Appendix 1 note 2)
  • Independent verification is incomplete. Treat this record as a research lead, not a confirmed benefit or exclusion; see the 2026-09-15 independent review.

Effective from 2025-09-01

Source passage: List of Reference Countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States of America [...] Devices that are subjected to specialized scientific committees' evaluation as a step prior to registration are: • Devices submitted for new registration or re-registration, which are imported from non-reference countries or locally manufactured. [...] 1) The free sale certificate that is issued by the Ministry of Health of the country of origin if it is a reference country (or a free sale certificate from one of the reference countries if the country of origin is a non-reference country) [...] For medical devices imported from non-reference countries in all classifications (I, IIa, IIb & III), the following shall be provided: - clinical trials published in reputable scientific journals. - An approved and stamped Summary of market history from centers and hospitals where the device has been used in the reference countries.

EgyptEU conformity assessment

Prior approval / evidence record

EU CE Mark

Authority

EU CE Mark

Accepted

Yes

Benefit

A CE certificate and ISO 13485:2016 are the international quality certificates that open the GL.CAMD.002 route; Class I non-sterile devices are exempt from the CE requirement

Maintained reference · planning ranges remain estimates · reviewed 2026-08-30

EgyptSource authority not specified

Prior approval / evidence record

Fast track

Name

Fast track

Description

Priority handling outside the waiting list. GL.CAMD.002 §4.1.1-4.1.2 cuts the intake decision from 5 to 3 working days and the evaluation round from 20 to 7, so the published EDA clock to the first requirements round falls from 25 to 10 working days.

Timeline Reduction

25 → 10 working days to the first requirements round

Eligibility
  • Defined in the guideline as the priority route for variations, but the registration guideline applies the same fast-track periods to registration requests

Maintained reference · planning ranges remain estimates · reviewed 2026-08-30

UDI, listing & traceability

Which UDI, device listing, database, and traceability duties apply?

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Assess trade-name and model changes against the UDI rules

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Fact-level verified

The UDI guideline distinguishes internal reference codes from the UDI. Changes such as brand/trade name or device version/model require assessment under the new-UDI-DI rules; non-DI record changes have a ten-working-day update requirement. The May 2026 expression says the enforcement timetable for label UDI carriers and direct marking will be announced after market setup. Confirm the applicable announced implementation stage rather than assuming every label-carrier deadline has already begun.

Conditions
  • The ten-working-day period is the manufacturer/agent’s database-update duty, not an EDA review period. A REF-only change does not establish a new UDI-DI without the actual trigger.

Egyptian UDI Database duties

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The manufacturer or its agent must submit and maintain data in the Egyptian UDI Database, validate it during submission and annually, and ensure UDI-DI data is available at the time the device is placed on the market; record updates for changes not requiring a new UDI-DI are due within 10 working days. Data must be in English, with an Arabic trade name for lay/home-use devices, and includes the agent's national registry number and the device's national registration number.

Effective from 2026-05-01

UDI requirement

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Fact-level verified

Manufacturers must assign UDI (UDI-DI plus UDI-PI(s)) to devices, accessories and IVDs supplied to the Egyptian market under Chairman Decree 499/2021; GS1 standards apply by default and other IMDRF-designated issuing agencies may be used if the brand owner/agent notifies EDA. Research-use, investigational and custom-made devices are out of scope.

Conditions
  • Applies to all devices supplied to the Egyptian market; manufacturers, agents, importers, distributors and healthcare providers are covered by the guidance.

Effective from 2026-05-01

Vigilance & incident reporting

What is reportable, by whom, where, in what format, and by what deadline?

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Vigilance commitments at registration

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At registration/re-registration the importing company must submit a commitment that it operates a device vigilance system followed up with the Medical Devices Safety Unit of the Egyptian Pharmacovigilance Center, and must report any recall, FSN or FSCA taking place globally or any incident monitored in Egypt. A safety file is required for Class IIb/III and for Class I/IIa with regulatory actions; Class I/IIa (IVD A/B) devices without recalls in the previous three years submit Declaration 1 instead.

Conditions
  • Safety declarations apply to all classes for imported registrations/re-registrations.

Declaration 1 wording verified in vigilance guideline I.A.a.

Reporting channel and final reports

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Incident reports go to the Medical Devices Safety Unit (MDSU), part of EDA, via the MIR form downloaded from the EDA website and submitted by e-mail (pv.md@edaegypt.gov.eg); the latest EU Commission MIR form is acceptable and IMDRF adverse-event terminology should be used. Follow-up responses to MDSU queries are due within 15 days; investigation final reports within 15 days (no testing), 30 days (testing in Egypt) or 90 days (testing outside Egypt).

Serious incident reporting deadlines

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Only serious incidents occurring in Egypt are reported to the MDSU, by Manufacturer Initial Report (Annex 7): serious public health threat - immediately, not later than 2 calendar days after the manufacturer establishes the causal relationship; death or unanticipated serious deterioration - not later than 10 calendar days; any other serious incident/near incident - not later than 15 calendar days. Uncertain cases must still be reported within the timeframe.

Conditions
  • Clock starts when the manufacturer establishes the causal relationship between the incident and the device.

Guideline covers all medical devices including IVDs ('All medical devices, including IVDs, are covered by this guidance').

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Classification systems · 0 records

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Registration pathways, prior approvals and planning · 1 record

These country-level records can cover multiple product types. Check each item's scope and conditions before applying a fee, pathway or licence to an IVD.

Open Egypt registration →
Country

Egypt

Jurisdiction Id

egypt

Country Code

EG

Flag

🇪🇬

Regulator

Egyptian Drug Authority

Regulator Abbrev

EDA

Region

middle-east

Tier

3

Risk Classification

EU-aligned general-device classes I, Is, Im, IIa, IIb, III; IVDs handled separately

Classes
  • Id

    international-certificate-route

    Class Name

    All classes — device holding an international quality certificate (imported or local)

    Pathway

    EDA registration on the MeDevice platform under GL.CAMD.002

    Official Timeline
    Min

    10

    Max

    25

    Unit

    working-days

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Official Source
    Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline for Procedures of Registering Imported and Local Medical Devices holding International Quality Certificates (EDREX: GL.CAMD.002, version 2, effective 09/2025) — §4.1.1 intake response, §4.1.2 evaluation, §9 ten-year licence

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/m2vesugo/2-regulatory-guideline-for-procedures-of-registering-imported-and-local-medical-devices-holding-international-quality-certificates_up-2026.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

    Realistic Timeline
    Min

    6

    Max

    12

    Unit

    months

    Notes
    • The published figure is the EDA-side clock through the first requirements round, not the time to a licence: §4.1.1 gives 5 working days for the intake decision on a normal-track request and 3 for a fast-track one, and §4.1.2 gives 20 working days to review the file and send requirements on the normal track and 7 on the fast track
    • Nothing in the guideline puts a period on the scientific, stability or specialized registration committees that sit between the requirements round and the licence, which is why the country row is partially verified and the realistic range is an observed estimate rather than a clock
    • Applicant-side caps: requirements must be met within 60 working days, and a request suspended for incomplete documents is cancelled after 90 working days
    • The clock is route-wide — GL.CAMD.002 varies the dossier by class but publishes one set of periods for classes I through III
    • Non-sterile IIa, IIb and III devices with only an initial file receive a temporary acceptance number that allows importation, then 18 months to complete the registration file, with the main documents due in the first 6 months
    Clinical Trial Required

    No

    Local Testing Required

    No

    Gmp Required

    Yes

  • Id

    local-no-international-certificate-route

    Class Name

    All classes — locally manufactured device with no international quality certificate

    Pathway

    EDA registration under GL.CAMD.009 after a manufacturing-site inspection

    Official Timeline
    Min

    30

    Max

    30

    Unit

    working-days

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Official Source
    Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline of Registration of Locally Manufactured Medical Devices not holding International Quality Certificates (EDREX: GL.CAMD.009, version 2, effective 01/09/2025) — §6 pre-registration inspection and §6.1-6.3 registration clocks

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/mm3f3uf0/9-regulatory-guideline-of-registration-of-locally-manufactured-medical-devices-without-international-quality-certificates_up-2026.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

    Realistic Timeline
    Min

    12

    Max

    24

    Unit

    months

    Notes
    • Same caveat as the certificate route: 10 working days for the intake reply (§6.1) plus 20 working days to review the file and identify requirements (§6.2) is the published EDA clock to the first requirements round, and completions are then reviewed within 10 working days (§6.3)
    • The route opens with a site inspection rather than a submission: the manufacturer has 20 working days for the technical-requirements check, 120 working days to complete corrective measures and an optional 40-working-day extension before the GMP inspection report is issued
    • Local testing is real here — the Medical Devices Inspection Department draws samples from a pilot batch for analysis in EDA or EDA-approved laboratories, and the device must go to the specialized scientific committee and, where applicable, the stability and biocompatibility committee
    • A file not completed within one calendar year of acceptance is cancelled; non-sterile devices get 6 months from submission to trade after the initial evaluation
    Clinical Trial Required

    No

    Local Testing Required

    Yes

    Gmp Required

    Yes

Expedited Pathways
  • Name

    Fast track

    Description

    Priority handling outside the waiting list. GL.CAMD.002 §4.1.1-4.1.2 cuts the intake decision from 5 to 3 working days and the evaluation round from 20 to 7, so the published EDA clock to the first requirements round falls from 25 to 10 working days.

    Timeline Reduction

    25 → 10 working days to the first requirements round

    Eligibility
    • Defined in the guideline as the priority route for variations, but the registration guideline applies the same fast-track periods to registration requests
Prior Approvals
  • Authority

    FDA 510(k)

    Accepted

    Yes

    Benefit

    A 510(k) clearance plus an FDA CDRH export certificate satisfies the free-sale evidence for a reference country

  • Authority

    EU CE Mark

    Accepted

    Yes

    Benefit

    A CE certificate and ISO 13485:2016 are the international quality certificates that open the GL.CAMD.002 route; Class I non-sterile devices are exempt from the CE requirement

Key Requirements
  • Egypt Authorized Representative
  • Arabic labeling
  • ISO 13485:2016 certification
  • Free Sale Certificate — from a reference country for Class IIb and III, from the country of origin for Class IIa; the guideline lists 37 reference countries
  • Certificates submitted with the file must have at least 3 months of validity remaining
  • Import approval is a separate MeDevice application: 2 working days for the intake reply, 3 working days to send requirements, and the permit is valid for one year (GL.CAMD.007 §4.1)
  • Variations run on their own clock: 8 working days intake and 25 working days evaluation on the normal track, 5 and 10 on the fast track (GL.CAMD.003)
  • Re-registration: every 10 years, with initial acceptance required within the first 3 months of the last year of validity
Local Rep Required

Yes

Local Rep Name

Egypt Authorized Representative

Mdsap Accepted

No

Mdsap Benefit

Not recognized

Registration Validity

10 years — GL.CAMD.002 §9 issues the registration report for 10 years

Last Updated

2026-08-30

Verification Status

partially-verified

Official Sources
  • Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline for Procedures of Registering Imported and Local Medical Devices holding International Quality Certificates (EDREX: GL.CAMD.002, version 2, effective 09/2025) — §4.1.1 intake response, §4.1.2 evaluation, §9 ten-year licence

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/m2vesugo/2-regulatory-guideline-for-procedures-of-registering-imported-and-local-medical-devices-holding-international-quality-certificates_up-2026.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

  • Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline of Registration of Locally Manufactured Medical Devices not holding International Quality Certificates (EDREX: GL.CAMD.009, version 2, effective 01/09/2025) — §6 pre-registration inspection and §6.1-6.3 registration clocks

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/mm3f3uf0/9-regulatory-guideline-of-registration-of-locally-manufactured-medical-devices-without-international-quality-certificates_up-2026.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

  • Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline of Issuance of Import Approvals of All Types Medical Devices (EDREX: GL.CAMD.007, version 2, effective 01/09/2025) — §4.1 two-working-day intake reply, three-working-day evaluation and one-year import permit

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/gh1epwgj/7-regulatory-guideline-of-issuance-of-import-approvals-of-all-types-of-medical-devices_upp2026-en.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

  • Title

    EDA Regulatory Guideline for the Procedures and Rules Organizing the changes done to a Registration License Data of a Medical Device (EDREX: GL.CAMD.003, version 03, effective 01/09/2025) — 8/5 working-day intake and 25/10 working-day evaluation for normal and fast track

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/ov0hypw5/3-regulatory-guideline-of-the-procedures-and-rules-organizing-the-changes-done-to-a-registration-license-data-of-a-medical-device_up-2026.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-09-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-30

Reviewed On

2026-08-30

Process
Template Id

default

Status

planning-template

Usage Rule

Maintained planning steps and estimates, not verified regulator deadlines.

Steps
  • Step

    1

    Title

    Pre-Submission Preparation

    Description

    Gather technical documentation, quality management system (QMS) records, and clinical data required by EDA. Appoint a Egypt Authorized Representative.

    Duration

    1-3 months

    Icon

    📋

  • Step

    2

    Title

    Application Submission

    Description

    Submit complete registration dossier to EDA including device description, risk analysis, and testing reports.

    Duration

    1-2 weeks

    Icon

    📤

  • Step

    3

    Title

    Administrative Review

    Description

    EDA reviews application for completeness. May request additional documents or clarifications.

    Duration

    2-4 weeks

    Icon

    🔍

  • Step

    4

    Title

    Technical Evaluation

    Description

    In-depth technical assessment of device safety and performance. EDA may issue questions.

    Duration

    10-25 working days

    Icon

    ⚙️

  • Step

    5

    Title

    Registration Approval

    Description

    Upon successful review, EDA issues Egypt market authorization certificate.

    Duration

    1-2 weeks

    Icon

    ✅

Government fee schedules · 1 record

These country-level records can cover multiple product types. Check each item's scope and conditions before applying a fee, pathway or licence to an IVD.

Open Egypt fees →
Jurisdiction Id

egypt

Country

Egypt

Country Code

EG

Authority

EDA

Low Risk Local
Min

5000

Max

7000

Currency

EGP

Per Product

Yes

High Risk Local
Min

5000

Max

7000

Currency

EGP

Per Product

Yes

Details
  • Id

    registration-locally-produced-device

    Item

    Registration application - locally produced medical device

    Currency

    EGP

    Amount Local

    5000

    Amount Local Formatted

    EGP 5,000

    Frequency

    Per application

    Amount Status

    exact-current

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Source Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Source Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Source Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Verified On

    2026-08-25

  • Id

    registration-imported-device

    Item

    Registration application - imported medical device

    Currency

    EGP

    Amount Local

    7000

    Amount Local Formatted

    EGP 7,000

    Frequency

    Per application

    Amount Status

    exact-current

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Source Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Source Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Source Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Verified On

    2026-08-25

  • Id

    import-permit-invoice-under-10000

    Item

    Import permit - invoice value under EGP 10,000

    Currency

    EGP

    Amount Local

    500

    Amount Local Formatted

    EGP 500

    Frequency

    Per permit

    Amount Status

    exact-current

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Source Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Source Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Source Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Verified On

    2026-08-25

  • Id

    import-permit-invoice-10000-50000

    Item

    Import permit - invoice value EGP 10,000–50,000

    Currency

    EGP

    Amount Local

    1000

    Amount Local Formatted

    EGP 1,000

    Frequency

    Per permit

    Amount Status

    exact-current

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Source Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Source Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Source Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Verified On

    2026-08-25

  • Id

    import-permit-invoice-over-50000

    Item

    Import permit - invoice value over EGP 50,000

    Currency

    EGP

    Amount Local

    2000

    Amount Local Formatted

    EGP 2,000

    Frequency

    Per permit

    Amount Status

    exact-current

    Verification Status

    official-verified

    Source Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Source Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Source Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Verified On

    2026-08-25

Notes
  • Schedule 1 to Prime Minister Decree 777/2020 publishes these statutory charges, and EDA still lists the decree in its current legal framework.
  • EDA service, analysis, inspection, and route-specific charges can be additional; these rows are not an all-in filing quote.
  • The 2025 EDA registration guideline confirms the mechanism: application fees follow the fee categories in the executive regulations (PM Resolution 777/2020) and service fees follow EDA Chairman decrees.
Last Updated

2026-08-25

Verification Status

official-verified

Official Sources
  • Title

    Egypt Prime Minister Decree 777/2020, Schedule 1 statutory EDA charges

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/2hpbsirx/prime-minister-decree-777-of-2020-2.pdf

    Effective Date

    2020-03-29

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-25

  • Title

    EDA laws and executive regulations: Decree 777/2020 remains in the current legal framework

    Url

    https://edaegypt.gov.eg/en/the-regulatory-reference-of-the-egyptian-drug-authority-eda/laws-and-executive-regulations/

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-25

  • Title

    EDA regulatory guideline for registering imported and local medical devices (2025)

    Url

    https://dev.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/iaonaz5o/8-regulatory-guideline-for-procedures-of-registering-imported-and-local-medical-devices-holding-international-quality-certificates2025.pdf

    Effective Date

    2025-01-01

    Accessed Date

    2026-08-25

Reviewed On

2026-08-25

Amount Status

exact-current

Range Available

Yes

Additional certifications and licences · 1 record

These country-level records can cover multiple product types. Check each item's scope and conditions before applying a fee, pathway or licence to an IVD.

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Slug

egypt

Market

Egypt

Confidence

low

Schemes
  • Id

    medical-electrical-evidence

    Name

    Medical electrical evidence

    Category

    Medical Electrical Safety

    Status

    Included In Medical Registration

    Object

    Finished Device

    Note

    International-certificate route evidence (EDA guideline 2025): CE certificate (incl. EU 722/2012 annotation for bovine TSE materials), ISO 13485:2016 from an internationally accredited body, USFDA CFG, Health Canada MDEL/MDALL or Declaration of Conformity; local devices add Zone IVa stability (30°C±2, RH 65±5%), sterilization validation and biocompatibility for non-reference-country devices; re-registration needs a real-time stability study; notified-body PSUR/PMSR evaluations must be available to MDSU on request.

    Source Binding

    unresolved

  • Id

    ntra-light-intermediate-tight-type-approval

    Name

    NTRA Light/Intermediate/Tight type approval

    Category

    Radio Spectrum

    Status

    Mandatory If Feature

    Object

    Equipment With Communications Element

    Source Urls
    • https://www.tra.gov.eg/en/regulations/type-approval/
    • https://www.tra.gov.eg/en/regulations/type-approval/type-approval-procedure/
    Source Binding

    candidate

Official Sources
  • Authority

    NTRA

    Topic

    type approval

    Url

    https://www.tra.gov.eg/en/regulations/type-approval/

  • Authority

    NTRA

    Topic

    type-approval procedure

    Url

    https://www.tra.gov.eg/en/regulations/type-approval/type-approval-procedure/

  • Authority

    EDA Egypt

    Topic

    2025 registration guideline international certificates and stability testing

    Url

    https://dev.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/iaonaz5o/8-regulatory-guideline-for-procedures-of-registering-imported-and-local-medical-devices-holding-international-quality-certificates2025.pdf

  • Authority

    EDA Egypt

    Topic

    vigilance guideline PSUR and PMSR availability to MDSU

    Url

    https://www.edaegypt.gov.eg/media/tnhdmqnb/guideline-egyptian-guideline-for-medical-device-vigilance-system.pdf

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