The 30-day reference lane
EMA/WHO/reference-country approvals compress evaluation to 30 calendar days — against the 60/90/120-day class ladder.
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The 30-day reference lane, the local-holder rule, and the statutory class ladder — with validity and post-market duties.
Sourced from DIGEMID guidance and verified 2026 publications.
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Every figure in this guide traces to a named source — DIGEMID guidance and verified 2026 publications.
EMA/WHO/reference-country approvals compress evaluation to 30 calendar days — against the 60/90/120-day class ladder.
A local importer or distributor must hold the registration — and if the relationship ends, the registration dies with it.
5-year validity, renewal within 90 days before expiry, Spanish documentation and IFU, and post-market surveillance duties.
This guide is market-access intelligence, not regulatory or legal advice. DIGEMID timelines, fees, and review practice change — professional review is required before business use.
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