National Registration for Medical Devices in the EU

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In addition to EU-wide EUDAMED registration, some EU Member States require national registration of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic devices (IVDs) before they can be marketed. At EUmAccess GmbH, we help manufacturers, importers, and EU Authorized Representatives navigate the national registration process, ensuring full compliance with country-specific requirements

Why is National Registration Required?

Although EUDAMED is designed to centralize device registration, some EU countries still mandate additional national registrations until the database becomes fully operational. These regulations vary across different Member States and may require:

  • Submission of device details to national health authorities
  • Registration with local Competent Authorities (CA)
  • Notification of changes in product status
  • Additional documentation & fees depending on the country

Our National Registration Services

EU Authorized Representative

Country-Specific Registrations

We assist with national medical device registration in key EU countries that currently require independent registration, such as:

  • Italy (Ministero della Salute)
  • Spain (AEMPS)
  • France (ANSM)
  • Belgium (FAMHP)
  • Portugal (INFARMED)
  • Denmark (Danish Medicines Agency)
  • Austria (BASG)
  • Sweden (Medical Products Agency)
  • Germany (BfArM)
Communication with EU Authorities

Registration Process & Documentation Support

We ensure compliance with national regulatory requirements by:

  • Preparing & submitting applications to Competent Authorities
  • Ensuring compliance with MDR (2017/745) & IVDR (2017/746)
  • Managing technical documentation & translations if required
  • Coordinating with local regulatory bodies for approvals
  • Updating registrations when required

Who Needs National Registration?

Medical Device & IVD Manufacturers seeking EU market access

Non-EU Manufacturers placing devices on the EU market

Importers & Distributors needing regulatory approval

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