The two-step Recipe Approval
Primary Review (3–4 months) earns the Recipe Approval letter — then final registration (30–40 days) with embassy-attested originals.
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The two-step Recipe Approval, the reference-country gate, and the one-holder rule — with local labeling duties.
Sourced from DGDA guidance and verified 2026 publications.
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Primary Review (3–4 months) earns the Recipe Approval letter — then final registration (30–40 days) with embassy-attested originals.
Class C/D needs an EC Certificate from a reference country — and ISO 13485 is required for all Class B, C, and D devices.
Only one License Holder per device — with post-customs local labeling carrying the BDT Maximum Retail Price.
This guide is market-access intelligence, not regulatory or legal advice. DGDA timelines, fees, and review practice change — professional review is required before business use.
Market Access Strategy Session
A Market Access Strategy Session maps your DGDA route — holder selection, Recipe Approval sequencing, and embassy-attested document planning.
Professional review is required before business use.
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