
Singapore MedTech Compliance: Navigating HSA Registrant & Representative Roles
Medical Device Global Market Access · Pure Global
February 23, 20262m 58s
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Show Notes
This episode details the mandatory requirement for foreign medical device manufacturers to appoint a Singapore Registrant. We explain the role and responsibilities of this local authorized representative as required by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), the strategic implications of choosing a representative, and how it impacts market access for Class B, C, and D devices.
- What is a Singapore Registrant and why is it mandatory for foreign manufacturers?
- Who is eligible to act as a local authorized representative in Singapore?
- What are the key legal responsibilities of the company holding the device license?
- How does the Registrant control your medical device registration and market access?
- Should your distributor also be your Singapore Registrant?
- What happens to your HSA registration if you decide to change distributors?
- Which medical device risk classes require the appointment of a local Registrant?
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