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GCC region certification

Market access for the Gulf region — Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the wider GCC. SASO Quality Mark, MoIAT / ECAS and SFDA programmes managed end-to-end with local representation.

3
GCC programmes managed
Local
Saudi + UAE offices
< 4 wk
Typical SABER cycle
What we do

Four core areas under this service line.

/ 01

SASO Quality Mark

Saudi Arabia conformity programme through the SABER digital platform — product registration and shipment certificates.

/ 02

MoIAT / ECAS

UAE Emirates Conformity Assessment Scheme administered by the Ministry of Industry & Advanced Technology.

/ 03

SFDA

Saudi Food & Drug Authority registration for medical devices, in-vitro diagnostics, food and cosmetics.

/ 04

Local testing & representation

Coordination with accepted Saudi and UAE laboratories plus a registered local representative service.

Standards

Standards we work with.

A selection of the directives, regulations and standards we cover under this service. Full scope shared per project.

How it works

Four steps from scope to certificate.

  1. Market scope

    Identify applicable Saudi / UAE / GCC technical regulations for your product family and intended distribution.

  2. Local testing

    Sample testing through accepted local laboratories, where required by the relevant regulation.

  3. Type certificate

    SASO / MoIAT product type certificate issued via SABER or ECAS — required for customs clearance.

  4. Shipment certificates

    Per-shipment Certificates of Conformity and on-going market surveillance.

FAQ

Frequently asked.

What's the difference between SABER and SASO?
SASO is the Saudi standards regulator. SABER is the digital platform manufacturers and importers use to register products under SASO regulations and obtain product type and shipment certificates.
Do you cover all GCC countries?
Yes — Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Most GCC countries accept GSO standards, which simplifies multi-market entry.
Are existing CE certificates accepted?
Sometimes — partially. CE often reduces the testing scope but a local product type certificate is usually still required for customs clearance and retail distribution.

Ready to start?

Tell us your target markets and we'll come back within one business day with a clear scope and timeline.