AustraliaTaevas Global helps medical devices manufacturers achieve TGA registration and enter the Australian market with confidence, speed, and full regulatory compliance. From ARTG inclusion to post-market obligations, we manage every step so you can focus on gro
Our end-to-end framework covers every dimension of TGA product registration so medical devices companies enter Australia with a complete, defensible market strategy.
We map your device against Australia's risk-based classification system under the Therapeutic Goods (Medical Devices) Regulations 2002, identifying whether your product falls into Class I, IIa, IIb, or III. Our team determines the correct ARTG inclusion pathway and highlights any conformity assessment obligations before you invest in submissions.
Our structured four-stage engagement transforms your product information and regulatory ambitions into a fully submitted and actively managed TGA registration.
We begin with a structured intake session to understand your device, intended use, target patient population, and existing regulatory approvals in other markets such as FDA 510(k), CE marking, or PMDA clearance. This session defines the project scope, timelines, and resource requirements.
During discovery we collect your device description, indications for use, manufacturing site details, existing quality management system certifications such as ISO 13485, and any prior regulatory correspondence. We use this information to produce a written scoping document that becomes the foundation of your TGA registration project plan.
Australia's TGA has progressively aligned its medical device framework with IMDRF guidelines and recognises conformity assessments from bodies in the EU, USA, Canada, and Japan, enabling manufacturers with existing approvals to leverage prior work. However, Australian-specific labelling, sponsor requirements, and Essential Principles still require dedicated local compliance steps that cannot be skipped.
The TGA classifies medical devices from Class I through to Class III and AIMD based on intended use and risk to the patient, with higher-class devices requiring conformity assessment by a TGA-approved body before ARTG inclusion. Misclassification is one of the most common causes of submission delay, making early regulatory pathway analysis critical for manufacturers new to the Australian market.
Australia has seen rapid growth in demand for in vitro diagnostic devices and software as a medical device, driven by telehealth expansion and an ageing population. The TGA has published specific guidance for SaMD under the IMDRF framework and has a dedicated IVD regulatory pathway, creating distinct opportunities for manufacturers in these segments.
Unlike some markets where foreign manufacturers can self-register, Australia requires every medical device on the ARTG to have an Australian sponsor who is legally responsible for the product's compliance and post-market obligations. This requirement is a common barrier for international manufacturers who lack a local presence or established distribution partners.
Every Taevas Global Product Registration engagement for Australia delivers a structured set of outputs designed to take your medical device from initial assessment to active ARTG listing.
A written assessment of your device's TGA classification, applicable ARTG pathway, and conformity assessment requirements, with a clear recommendation on the fastest compliant route to market.
A detailed comparison of your existing technical documentation against TGA Essential Principles, with a prioritised action list, estimated effort, and timeline for each gap identified.
A complete, TGA-formatted registration dossier including device description, clinical evaluation, Essential Principles checklist, labelling review, and quality system evidence ready for submission.
An analysis of the key regulatory risks associated with your submission, including potential TGA queries, classification disputes, and clinical evidence challenges, with mitigation strategies for each.
A phased market entry plan covering registration milestones, sponsor onboarding, distribution channel considerations, and post-approval compliance obligations specific to the Australian market.
A shortlist of qualified Australian sponsors or a framework for establishing your own Australian entity, with due diligence notes and recommended contractual provisions for sponsor agreements.
A TGA-compliant post-market surveillance plan template calibrated to your device class, covering adverse event reporting thresholds, vigilance timelines, and periodic safety update schedules.
A structured briefing document and live session for your internal regulatory or commercial team covering ongoing TGA obligations, renewal timelines, and escalation contacts for post-approval management.
Your device is approved in the US, EU, or another major market and you are now targeting Australia as your next growth market. You have strong clinical data but limited familiarity with TGA requirements, sponsor obligations, and the ARTG inclusion process. Every month of delay has a direct commercial cost.
Talk to a Taevas Global regulatory specialist today and get a clear, actionable roadmap for achieving TGA registration and building a sustainable medical devices business in Australia.