Looking expert for BIS certification & support in Ireland for Import & export products to India. UMSPCS assists with CRS, ISI, FMCS, testing, documentation, and compliance approvals.
BIS Certification Consultant in Ireland
- 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 for Products Manufactured in Ireland: Complete Compliance Roadmap
- Right to Sell Legally in the Indian Market: This gives the manufacturers the right to sell their products legally in India.
- Enhanced Credibility of the Product: The BIS Certified products are deemed as more credible by the Indian consumers as well as by the Indian suppliers, retail stores and government agencies.
- Enhanced Competitive Advantage: It highlights the commitment of the organisations toward meeting the standards.
- Government Tenders: Most government tenders require the use of BIS-certified products.
- Fewer Customs and Regulatory Concerns: Compliant products experience fewer hassles while clearing customs.
1. BIS FMCS Certification
In the Foreign Manufacturer’s Certification Scheme (FMCS), foreign manufacturers can obtain BIS Certification for the products that fall into the mandatory category of Indian standards.
In this scheme, the foreign manufacturers are granted a BIS license and can put the ISI Mark on their products provided that they meet the requisite criteria.
Products which are covered under FMCS include: Steel products Cement Household appliances Industrial equipment Chemicals Construction materials
It is a mandatory certification scheme for certain regulated products and is a must-have requirement for any foreign manufacturer wanting to export their products in India.
Products which are covered under FMCS include:
2. BIS ISI Certification
BIS ISI Certification for Indian manufacturers is a product certification scheme that confirms the conformity of the product with the Indian Standard (IS). This scheme is mandatory for products that are covered under mandatory Quality Control Orders (QCOs) and need ISI certification before they are manufactured in India.
ISI Mark indicates that the product conforms to all the specified quality and safety standards issued by BIS.
Certain common products that need ISI Certification include:Electrical appliances Cables and wires Steel and metal products Cement Pressure cookers Packaged drinking water LPG valves and cylinders Footwear Automotive components Construction materials And 700+
This certification helps manufacturers demonstrate compliance while enhancing consumer confidence and market acceptance.
Certain common products that need ISI Certification include:
3. BIS CRS Certification for Electronic Products
CRS pertains to several types of electronic and IT products that fall within the purview of MeitY.
BIS CRS Certification for electronic products is compulsory prior to the import and sale of such electronic products in India.
There are more than 70 product types covered in CRS that include the following: LED lamps Mobile phones Power supply units Smartwatches Notebooks Monitors Printers Electronic display units Wireless gadgets Sound systems And more
Companies have to be registered with BIS under CRS Certification in order to be able to sell their products in India.
There are more than 70 product types covered in CRS that include the following:
4. BIS Scheme X Certification
BIS scheme X is a conformity assessment scheme launched by BIS for products that need greater regulatory supervision because of their critical safety and quality aspects.
There is a complete certification procedure for the products falling under the scope of Scheme X, which can encompass the testing of products, factory assessment, technical appraisal, etc.
Those companies that want to export their products falling under Scheme X into India must be certified prior to entering the Indian market.
There is a complete certification procedure for the products falling under the scope of Scheme X, which can encompass the testing of products, factory assessment, technical appraisal, etc.
Those companies that want to export their products falling under Scheme X into India must be certified prior to entering the Indian market.
Step 1: Application Filing
The application process starts from the preparation and submission of the BIS application along with relevant technical and legal documents. It is very important to have all relevant documents in place, as it is possible to have a delay in the process due to improper or incorrect submission.
This Step Includes: Gathering of relevant documents Preparation of technical documentation BIS application filing Payment of government fees BIS application allotment Application review by BIS officials
This Step Includes:
Step 2: Queries Handling
During the process of reviewing, BIS can ask certain questions related to documentation, product information and technical requirements. It is important to respond to such queries in a timely manner.
This Step Includes: Analysing BIS queries Additional documentation preparation Technical clarification assistance Responding to BIS queries Coordinating with BIS officials
This Step Includes:
Step 3: Inspection and Audit of Manufacturing Facility
For FMCS certification, BIS officials carry out an inspection of the manufacturing facility located in Ireland to ensure that it complies with the appropriate Indian Standards.
During the Inspection BIS Checks: Manufacturing processes Quality control systems Testing facilities Product uniformity Production capabilities Compliance procedures
This Step Includes: Inspection scheduling BIS inspectors appointment Factory inspection coordination Managing inspection fees Technical assistance during the inspection
During the Inspection BIS Checks:
This Step Includes:
Step 4: Product Sample Testing
In case of factory inspection, the samples will be collected and sealed by the officials of BIS. These samples will be tested in laboratories recognized by BIS to confirm adherence to the particular Indian Standard.
This Step Includes: Sample collection during the factory inspection Sealing of samples by BIS officials Testing in laboratories approved by BIS Preparing the test report Submission of the report to BIS
This Step Includes:
Step 5: Issuance of Licence
On satisfactory completion of the testing and compliance verification, the BIS issues the certification licence. After payment of the appropriate charges, the manufacturer will get permission to use the ISI mark and export their products to India.
After Approval: The BIS licence is issued Use of the ISI mark is permitted The products can now be sold in India Indian regulations are complied with
After Approval:
Step 6: Indemnity Bond & Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG)
Foreign manufacturers need to fulfil some legal requirements before the final issue of certification through their AIR. A performance bank guarantee (PBG) may also be needed based on the regulation of BIS.
This Step Includes:AIR Authorisation Agreement Indemnity Bond Signing Performance Bank Guarantee Submission Final Compliance with BIS
This Step Includes:
- Appointment letter of authorised Indian representative (AIR)
- Identity and address proof of AIR
- Documents of overseas factory (layout, machinery, and quality control arrangement)
- Undertakings and affidavits in BIS format
- Consent for BIS inspection of 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 |
As each case is different, the exact fee cannot be estimated until the product review.
UMSPCS offers a precise estimation of costs after reviewing the product category and certification process.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, if the product comes within the mandatory BIS certification requirements, the manufacturer needs to get certified prior to importing and selling in India.
Yes, foreign manufacturers can make direct applications as per the BIS scheme with the designation of Authorised Indian Representative (AIR).
The application of BIS CRS is mostly for electronic and IT goods, while BIS ISI certifications apply to the products that are coming under Indian Standards with ISI Marking.
Yes, in the case of FMCS Certification, BIS will undertake factory inspection.
FMCS certifications generally take 5 - 6 months, depending on product category and compliance readiness.
