Looking to get expert BIS certification consultant in Hungary? UMSPCS assists with CRS, ISI, FMCS, testing, documentation, and compliance approvals for import & export products to India.
BIS Certification Consultant in Hungary
- Assistance for BIS Application Filing
- Local Co-ordination with BIS Authorities
- Clear Cost & Timeline Estimates
- Compliance Support after BIS Approval
- Complete Documentation Support
BIS Certification Consultant in Hungary: Simplifying Indian Regulatory Compliance
- The products may be denied clearance by customs.
- The imports may be refused by the Indian authorities.
- The goods may be confiscated or recalled.
- Fines may be levied.
- There is a delay in entering the market.
BIS certification will guarantee:
- Legal entry into the Indian market
- Ease of customs clearance
- Improved reputation of the product
- Adherence to Indian laws
- Customer confidence
1. BIS FMCS Certification for Foreign Manufacturers
Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS): It enables foreign manufacturers to apply for BIS certification for products covered under mandatory Indian Standards.
According to FMCS, manufacturers are granted authorization to affix the ISI Mark on certified products.
The BIS carries out factory inspection prior to the certification through the FMCS scheme.
The BIS carries out factory inspection prior to the certification through the FMCS scheme.
2. BIS CRS Certification for Electronic Products
The Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) is for the electronic and IT products notified by the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY).
As per BIS CRS, products have to be tested in laboratories recognised by BIS and registered prior to sale in India.
This scheme covers 74 products, including: Mobile phones Power adaptors LED lighting products Laptops Monitors Smart watches
Manufacturers in Hungary exporting electronics to India usually need BIS CRS Certification for electronic products.
This scheme covers 74 products, including:
3. BIS ISI Certification for Indian manufacturers
BIS ISI certification for Indian manufacturers is compulsory for many products notified under Quality Control Orders.
These products are required to have ISI certification, including: Steel products Household electric appliance products Cables and wires Construction products Gas products Automotive products Components of industrial machinery Plus 700+ The ISI Mark indicates conformance with relevant Indian Standards.
These products are required to have ISI certification, including:
Step 1: Application Filing
The BIS Certification Process starts with the preparation and submission of the application,together with the documents.
Accurate and complete documentation is mandatory,y as any mistake can result in delay or rejection of the application.
At UMSPCS, we help manufacturers prepare all the technical and administrative documentation according to BIS requirements.
This step consists of: Document collection and verification Preparation of technical documentation Submission of the application to BIS Payment of the government fee for the application > Allocation of BIS Application Number Scrutiny of the application by BIS authorities
At UMSPCS, we help manufacturers prepare all the technical and administrative documentation according to BIS requirements.
This step consists of:
Step 2: Management of BIS Queries
While reviewing the application, BIS may issue some queries related to documentation, technical requirements, or other compliance aspects. A timely and accurate response is required in order to move ahead with the certification process.
UMSPCS helps manufacturers in responding to all the BIS queries till they are sorted out.
Our Service Includes: Analysis of BIS queries Technical Compliance Clarification Document preparation Preparation and submission of responses to BIS queries Communication with BIS Authorities Follow up until closure of the queries
UMSPCS helps manufacturers in responding to all the BIS queries till they are sorted out.
Our Service Includes:
Step 3: Factory Inspection & Audit
Once the documentation process is successful, BIS conducts an inspection of the manufacturing unit located in Hungary. The inspection process is undertaken by BIS officials to assess whether the manufacturing unit adheres to the relevant Indian Standards and quality control standards.
Usually, the inspection process takes about three days based on the product type and manufacturing processes involved.
UMSPCS assists the manufacturer in adequately preparing for the inspection process.
BIS Verification During the Inspection Process: Manufacturing processes Quality control system Testing facilities in the factory Consistency of products Production capacity Procedure for compliance
This Stage Entails: Inspection fee payment Appointment of BIS inspecting officer Scheduling and planning for inspection Coordination of factory audit Technical assistance during audit
BIS Verification During the Inspection Process:
Step 4: Sample Testing
In the course of the inspection, samples of the products are collected and sealed by BIS officials. The samples thus collected are tested at BIS-recognised laboratories against the Indian Standard concerned.
Testing of samples is an important part of the process of certification because, without passing all the necessary tests, the certification cannot be issued.
UMSPCS works in coordination with manufacturers and laboratories in this regard to facilitate sample testing and submission of test reports.
Process of Sample Testing Collection of samples in a factory audit Sealing of samples by BIS officials Sending the samples to BIS-approved laboratories Testing of samples as per Indian Standards Submission of test reports to BIS
UMSPCS works in coordination with manufacturers and laboratories in this regard to facilitate sample testing and submission of test reports.
Process of Sample Testing
Step 5: Grant of License
The process will then be completed by approving the certificate once the product has passed all tests and BIS is satisfied with the inspection and compliance of the facility.
BIS sends a notice for the payment of fees for the marking and licensing.
With the payment of the fees, the license from BIS will be issued, and the ISI Mark will be used by the manufacturer.
Post Approval of the ISI Mark Certification Issuance of the License Certification from BIS for the Product Authorisation to use the ISI Mark Exportation of Certified Products to India
Post Approval of the ISI Mark Certification
Step 6: Indemnity Bond & Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG)
Before final certification formalities are completed, there are some legal requirements that need to be fulfilled by the foreign manufacturer.
The Authorised Indian Representative (AIR) will sign the Agreement and Indemnity Bond on behalf of the manufacturer. Moreover, usually, a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) of USD 10,000 needs to be provided to BIS.
UMSPCS helps the manufacturers in fulfilling all legal formalities and coordinating with BIS for final compliance.
This step includes: Appointment and Authorization of AIR AIR agreement signing Indemnity bond signing Performance bank guarantee (PBG) submission Final Compliance with BIS Certification Formalities
The Authorised Indian Representative (AIR) will sign the Agreement and Indemnity Bond on behalf of the manufacturer. Moreover, usually, a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) of USD 10,000 needs to be provided to BIS.
UMSPCS helps the manufacturers in fulfilling all legal formalities and coordinating with BIS for final compliance.
This step includes:
- Appointment letter of authorised Indian representative (AIR)
- Appointment letter of authorised Indian representative (AIR)
- Documents of overseas factory (layout, machinery, quality control system)
- Undertaking and affidavits according to the BIS format
- Consent to conduct a BIS inspection of the foreign manufacturing unit
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (Dollar) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
$12.00 |
Per Diem Expenses for Bis Officers- 3 Days |
$900.00 |
Charges for the Visit |
$466.66 |
Contingency Funds |
$111.11 |
Bis Charges- Travel/Visa etc. -Estimate |
$2173.00 |
Marking Fee (Min.) |
$2744.00 |
Sample Testing |
$400 to $3000 |
Total Bis Cost |
$6850.77 to $10000.77 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
If the product falls under the compulsory BIS certification scheme or a QCO, certification is required prior to sale in India.
Yes, BIS offers certain certification schemes for foreign manufacturers, like FMCS and CRS registration.
Time depends upon the product category and the BIS certification scheme being followed. CRS registrations normally take weeks, while FMCS certifications can take months.
Yes, FMCS and some ISI certification schemes include factory inspections by BIS officials.
