Medical Device Regulatory Requirements in Romania

Regulatory Authority National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices (NAMMD)
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Device Classification I, IIa, IIb and III
Medical Device Regulations Directives and regulations | Click Here
IVD Classification A,B,C,D
In Vitro Diagnostics Regulations (EU) 2017/746 | Click Here
Device Classification Guidelines

MDCG 2021-24 Guidance on classification of medical devices

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Registration Process Medical Device Registration | Click Here
Registration Timeline For Class I, it is 1 to 2 months and for other classes, it depends on the notified body and type of product
Requirement of Authorized Representative Yes
Language Requirement Labels must be in Romanian Language
Clinical Trials Information

The NAMMDR approves applications for conduct of clinical investigations and clinical performance studies only if accompanied by an ethical opinion issued by the National Bioethics Committee for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices (CNBMDM)

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Fees for Submission

Tariffs for the activities carried out by the National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices of Romania (NAMMDR) in the field of medical devices.

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Declaration of Conformity

In order to ensure compliance of medical devices with applicable requirements as well as their placing on the market according to the law, healthcare providers must request the manufacturer for compliance documents (the EC declaration of conformity and the conformity assessment certificate, as applicable).

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Certificate of Free Sale

For the issuance of the free sale certificate for medical devices, respectively for in vitro diagnostic medical devices, the applicant submits to ANMDMR the application for the issuance of the free sale certificate for medical devices, respectively for in vitro diagnostic medical devices, completed with the data requested therein, together with the documents specified therein, as appropriate.

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Post Market Surveillance

Cap II, Art.4: Healthcare professionals, patients, and users must report to the ANMDMR any suspected serious incident related to medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices they handle, within a maximum of 15 days from the date the incident occurred, depending on the consequences caused.

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Reportable Incidents

Incident Classification:

1. Death

2. Serious, unanticipated deterioration of health condition

3. Other reportable incident

Adverse Event Reporting Form Download
Field Safety Corrective Action

• Field Safety Corrective Action (FSCA) https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/32305/attachments/4/translations

• Field Safety Notice (FSN) https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/32521

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Additional Information

Forms and rates – Medical devices: https://www.anm.ro/dispozitive-medicale/formulare-si-tarife/ 

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The above information is last updated on 24/Jun/2025

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