PeruTaevas Global guides medical devices manufacturers through Peru's DIGEMID registration framework, reducing approval timelines and eliminating costly compliance errors so you can capture market share with confidence.
Our six interconnected pillars give medical devices companies a complete, end-to-end picture of what it takes to register and succeed in the Peru market.
We conduct a thorough analysis of Peru's medical device regulatory environment under DIGEMID, including Decreto Supremo requirements, risk classification rules, and mandatory technical standards. This pillar ensures your team understands the full regulatory terrain before submitting a single document. We identify applicable PAHO and ISO standards that DIGEMID accepts as part of the dossier.
Our four-stage engagement model takes you from initial scoping through full DIGEMID submission readiness in a structured, transparent process.
We begin with a structured intake session to understand your device category, existing certifications, target market segments in Peru, and current documentation status. Our regulatory team maps your product against DIGEMID's classification system and identifies the applicable registration pathway. You receive a written scoping report with a preliminary timeline and document gap analysis.
The scoping session covers device description, intended use, risk class under DIGEMID criteria, existing ISO 13485 certification status, CE or FDA clearance, and any prior registration attempts in Latin America. The output is a tailored regulatory roadmap specific to your product and Peru market entry timeline.
Peru imports the vast majority of its medical devices, with domestic manufacturing capacity limited primarily to consumables and basic equipment. The United States, Germany, China, and Brazil are the leading source countries. This creates significant opportunities for foreign manufacturers who secure DIGEMID registration and establish reliable local distribution partnerships.
DIGEMID has been progressively digitalizing its registration and post-market surveillance processes, including the expansion of its SINARETT online platform for device tracking. Recent regulatory updates have aligned Peru's classification framework more closely with IMDRF and PAHO guidelines. Manufacturers with CE marking or FDA clearance may benefit from expedited review considerations under current policy.
The Peruvian government has committed to expanding public hospital infrastructure and upgrading medical equipment across its national health network (MINSA and EsSalud). This public procurement activity represents a significant and growing demand channel for registered medical device manufacturers. Tender participation requires an active DIGEMID registration as a prerequisite.
Diagnostic imaging, in-vitro diagnostics, and patient monitoring equipment are among the fastest-growing segments in Peru, driven by increased chronic disease prevalence and expanded health insurance coverage under the Seguro Integral de Salud (SIS) program. Private clinic chains and diagnostic centers are actively sourcing new equipment, creating demand beyond the public sector.
Each Product Registration engagement for Medical Devices in Peru delivers a comprehensive set of outputs designed to move you from documentation to approved registration.
A written analysis of the applicable DIGEMID registration pathway for your device class, including timeline estimates, fee schedules, and risk classification rationale.
A fully compiled and reviewed DIGEMID-ready technical dossier including all required sections, certified translations, and supporting quality documentation.
A structured gap assessment identifying missing or non-compliant documents in your existing regulatory file, with prioritized remediation recommendations.
A detailed checklist cross-referencing your dossier against the current DIGEMID submission requirements and applicable Peruvian technical standards.
Guidance documentation and a vetted shortlist of DIGEMID-authorized local representatives or importers, including recommended contractual terms.
The finalized submission package formatted and organized for electronic filing through the DIGEMID platform, with all required cover letters and forms completed.
Professionally drafted responses to any official DIGEMID observations or requests for additional information raised during the review period.
A forward-looking compliance calendar covering renewal milestones, post-market surveillance obligations, and variation notification requirements for the life of your registration.
Your device is approved in the US or EU and you are ready to expand into Latin America. Peru is on your target list but your team has no prior experience with DIGEMID and no established local representative. The regulatory process feels opaque and your internal resources are stretched across multiple market entry projects simultaneously.
Connect with our regulatory specialists today to get a clear picture of what it takes to register your medical device with DIGEMID and enter the Peru market with confidence.