This video walks you through how to register a medical device in Singapore, one of Asia’s fastest-growing medtech markets. Learn about HSA’s four-tier classification system, key dossier and labeling requirements, and why appointing a local Registrant is essential for market entry and compliance. Whether you’re entering Singapore for the first time or expanding across APAC, this guide gives you a clear path to approval.
This video gives medical device manufacturers a clear, step-by-step look at how to enter Singapore’s fast-growing medical technology market. It explains why Singapore has become a global hub for high-end medtech innovation and outlines the regulatory pathway managed by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), from device classification and dossier requirements to the mandatory appointment of a local Registrant.
Topics covered in this video include:
Singapore is strategically positioned as Asia’s premier gateway for medical devices, with world-class logistics, a highly developed healthcare infrastructure, and one of the highest GDPs per capita worldwide. By 2029, the medical device market is forecast to reach US $1.94 billion, with the in vitro diagnostics (IVD) segment alone valued at $222 million. Aging demographics (18% of the population is over 65) and a rapid embrace of digital and connected health technologies are driving demand. For global manufacturers, securing HSA approval is the key to accessing not just Singapore, but a network of regional opportunities across Asia-Pacific.
The regulatory framework in Singapore uses a risk-based classification system with four classes: Class A (low risk), Class B, Class C, and Class D (highest risk). The classification determines documentation and evidence requirements, labeling expectations, and whether the product is eligible for expedited review. All foreign manufacturers must appoint a local Registrant to manage their HSA submissions, act as the legal point of contact with the authority, facilitate customs clearance, and maintain post-market surveillance duties. Without a Registrant, it is not possible to import or distribute devices in Singapore.
Need HSA approval?
Pure Global’s Singapore-based regulatory team uses AI-enabled tools to shorten submission timelines and ensure complete, accurate filings. From classification and GDPMDS importation to post-market vigilance, our process is designed to help you launch quickly while maintaining long-term compliance. Contact Pure Global for help with Singapore medical device registration.
Whether looking for more information or ready to partner with us, we're here to guide you through every step of the regulatory process.
Contact us