ElendiLabs
The Reliance Program is specifically designed for products already approved by the Singapore HSA. However, the TFDA is very strict about document identity. The CSDT submitted to Thailand must be identical to the version approved by HSA. If your Thai labeling or IFU includes "promotional claims" or "new indications" that were not part of the HSA-approved dossier, the TFDA will treat it as a discrepancy and likely move your application to the Full Evaluation route, which takes significantly longer (approx. 200–300 days). To stay on the fast track, it is best to keep the Thai labeling strictly aligned with the HSA version and add marketing claims later via a "Change Notification."
Anonymous
We intend to use the TFDA-HSA Regulatory Reliance Program to expedite the licensing of our Class 4 heart valves. If our Singapore HSA approval was based on an "Abridged" evaluation, does Thailand still grant us the expedited review? Furthermore, if our Thai labeling contains minor marketing claims not present in the Singapore version, will this "inconsistency" disqualify us from the Reliance Program and force a Full Evaluation?