The Indonesian authorities responsible for regulating drugs, biologicals, and medical devices are the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the Indonesia National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM). The BPOM oversees the authorization of drugs and biologicals while the MoH regulates medical devices. Indonesian-based organizations can apply for marketing authorizations for medicinal products. The requirements for drug development and testing are different for generic versus new products. The BPOM accepts clinical and non-clinical trial results for new drug products that have been conducted overseas as part of marketing authorization procedure in Indonesia that is conducted online via the Risk-Based Approach Online Single Submission (RBA OSS) system. It is imperative for applicants to be registered in the RBA OSS system before they can be granted marketing authorization. This is also applicable to medical devices that are required to obtain medical devices Manufacturing Certificate for local manufacturers, or Medical Devices Distribution Certification for importers.

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