


Typically, the process takes 3 to 6 months, depending on the device classification. Class I listings are faster, while Class III and IV require extensive technical committee reviews.
No. Foreign manufacturers must appoint a UAE-licensed Authorized Representative (like Amber Health Consultancy) to hold the marketing authorization and manage regulatory obligations.
Fees are structured based on the risk classification of the equipment and the application type. Beyond EDE and MOHAP federal levies, Amber Health Consultancy provides a comprehensive assessment of all costs, including commercial DED/SEDD requirements and administrative fees for a transparent market entry roadmap.
