Timelines, requirements and steps of medicine registration in each country:

Maxim Sevostyanov
Director of Global Regulatory
and Medical Translations
Education:
2015–2019 — Manash Kozybayev
North Kazakhstan University

Gaukhar Bilimbayeva
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), PharmD, MBA
Education:
1997–2002 — S. Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University
2016–2018 — MBA, Swiss Business School, Zurich, Switzerland

Dauren Bilimbayev
Founder
Education:
2000–2004 — T. Ryskulov Kazakh Economic University
2003–2005 — S. Amanzholov East Kazakhstan State University
2016–2017 — NIMA International Marketing School, the Netherlands

Anna Polivoda
Deputy CEO, Head of Sales and Marketing
Education:
2018–2022 — Almaty Management University (AlmaU)
2022–2024 — Sh. Murtaza International University

Gulzhan Akhmetova
Head of Registration Department, Quality Responsible Person
Education:
2005–2009 — Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
2013–2015 — K. I. Satpayev Kazakh National Technical University

Zhadyra Bulegenova
Senior Registration Specialist
Education:
2008–2012 — Al-Farabi
Kazakh National University (Bachelor's)
2012–2014 — S. Asfendiyarov Kazakh National
Medical University (Master's)

Kamila Jenis
Registration Specialist
Education:
2016–2020 — S. Asfendiyarov
Kazakh National Medical University

Asel Seidakhmetova
Senior Registration Specialist
Education:
2006–2010 — Kazakh National
Agrarian University (KazNAU)





















Preparation of the dossier, standards and samples takes 1–12 months and submission up to 1 month. The registration procedure itself takes 140 working days (7 months) excluding clock-stops, i.e. the time for addressing deficiency letters.
The manufacturer provides an EAEU CTD dossier in PDF format, samples and reference standards in triplicate, apostilled GMP certificate(s) and CPP (where available), EAEU GMP (where available), an apostilled power of attorney and the Manufacturing Authorization.
The examination consists of an initial examination of dossier completeness, a specialized examination (pharmacological, pharmaceutical and laboratory testing of samples), approval of the final expert report, and issuance of the marketing authorization.
The Authority issues a marketing authorization of the unified EAEU format and enters the product in the Unified Register of Registered Medicines of the Union. The manufacturer may then import the product into the reference Member State and other EAEU Member States under the mutual recognition procedure.
The absence of a bioequivalence study conducted in an EAEU Member State is listed among common registration risks. The solution indicated is conducting an EAEU GCP inspection during the product registration process.