ISP / ANID
Chile - ISP / ANID
Decreto 825 framework + new Medical Device Law (Ley 21.541)
Authority
Instituto de Salud Pública de Chile
Enforced
2024 (Ley 21.541 in implementation); Exempt Decree No. 25/2026 published Mar 19 2026
Legal framework
Ley 21.541 (2023) + ISP regulations + Ley 19.628 data protection
Scope
Medical devices marketed in Chile; risk-class based registration phasing in under Ley 21.541.
Pre-market
Reference-jurisdiction route during transition; risk-based dossier expected once implementing decrees publish.
Post-market
Tecnovigilancia reporting via ISP; CSIRT.gob.cl coordination for incidents.
SBOM
RecommendedEncouraged via FDA / EU alignment.
Vulnerability disclosure
CSIRT.gob.cl coordinated disclosure recommended.
Penalty
Registration suspension, sanitary fines under Health Code.
Unique requirements
- 01Chilean Registration Holder
- 02Spanish-language IFU and labelling
- 03ISP authorisation for importers
Highlights
- New MD Law transitioning into force
- Reference jurisdiction route during transition
- Modernised data-protection law incoming
Aligns with
Timeline
Mar 2023
Ley 21.541 enacted
2024
Implementing regulations under consultation
Mar 19 2026
MINSAL publishes Exempt Decree No. 25 incorporating medical devices & IVDs into the Public Health Code
Key documents
How to submit in Chile
Playbook reviewed · 2026-07-16
Submission route
ISP notification / registration
Chile operates a light-touch notification regime for most devices, with registration required for higher-risk categories.
Authority portalStep-by-step
Step 01
Appoint local representation
Most jurisdictions require a locally-established entity to hold the registration or act as authorised representative before submission.
Step 02
Reuse FDA or CE package as baseline
Adapt the cybersecurity subsection you already prepared for FDA or CE; regulators here typically accept the structure and ask for local labeling additions.
Step 03
Translate and localise
Local-language technical summary and labeling are usually mandatory; certified translation is safest.
Step 04
Submit + track queries
Respond to clarification rounds promptly; each unanswered question can add 30-90 days to the clock.
Evidence checklist
| Item | Level |
|---|---|
| Cybersecurity documentation (baseline FDA or CE) | Required |
| Local authorised representative agreement | Required |
| Local-language labeling and IFU | Required |
| SBOM | Recommended |
Common ISP rejections
Reference approval documentation missing
OccasionalFix · Attach FDA/CE evidence to shortcut the review.
Typical timeline
End-to-end window: 2-6 months
Phase 01
Local rep + dossier prep
2-4 months
Phase 02
Regulatory review
2-6 months
Phase 03
Approval + market entry
1-3 months
Frequently asked about Chile
Is SBOM required for medical devices in Chile?
Recommended. Encouraged via FDA / EU alignment.
What does ISP / ANID require for pre-market cybersecurity?
Reference-jurisdiction route during transition; risk-based dossier expected once implementing decrees publish.
What are the post-market cybersecurity obligations under ISP / ANID?
Tecnovigilancia reporting via ISP; CSIRT.gob.cl coordination for incidents.
What is the penalty for non-compliance with ISP / ANID cybersecurity rules?
Registration suspension, sanitary fines under Health Code.
How much of my FDA cybersecurity package is reusable in Chile?
Roughly 80% - an editorial estimate based on overlapping evidence requirements (threat model, SBOM, security risk assessment, pen-test report).