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In Singapore, regulatory submissions cannot move forward without a local authorised representative. A regulatory consultant fills this role, serving as a liaison with HSA, preventing costly errors, and managing ongoing compliance. The result? Stronger approval success, faster timelines, and peace of mind for international manufacturers entering the Singapore healthcare and pharmaceutical market. Keep reading to learn more.

Singapore is moving toward eCTD submission as the standard for new drug, generic, and biologics applications. While the system promises efficiency, it also demands precision. In this article, discover how to avoid common errors, strengthen lifecycle management, and align with HSA and ICH standards to ensure smoother approvals, long-term compliance, and future regulatory readiness in Singapore.

Many biologics licence applications stumble in Module 3, where CMC, stability, and quality data are closely scrutinised by the HSA. This article highlights frequent errors, their impact, and how to prevent them. With TRC’s pharma regulatory services and HSA support, we aim to help companies and marketing authorisation holders prepare accurate, compliant submissions that minimise queries and speed up approval.

For companies navigating new drug or biologics submissions, HSA pre-submission meetings are a strategic advantage. They clarify expectations, streamline timelines, and build confidence with regulators. Explore why these meetings matter and how The Reg Consultants, a trusted regulatory affairs consultant in Singapore, supports your team with guidance, preparation, and HSA registration expertise to achieve smooth approvals.

A compliant Product Information File (PIF) is essential for cosmetic product notification in Singapore. In this article, we explore why the PIF matters, common mistakes companies make, and how The Reg Consultants (TRC) can help. From ingredient checks to safety dossiers, TRC ensures your files are audit-ready and aligned with HSA and ASEAN Cosmetic Directive requirements.

Singapore is a strategic hub for companies seeking entry into ASEAN markets. Its strong regulatory framework, participation in mutual recognition arrangements, and efficient licensing processes provide a clear pathway to compliance. By leveraging Singapore’s position and working with a regulatory affairs consultant, businesses can align with ASEAN regulations and plan effective regional product launch strategies.