Application form in the prescribed format
Proof of ownership of the premises
Proof of constitution of the business (Incorporation Certificate / MOA / AOA / Partnership Deed)
KYCs of Directors / Partners / Proprietor
Covering Letter with the intent of the application signed with name and designation of the applicant
Key plan(Blue print) for the premises
Site plan (Blue print) for the premises
Affidavits as prescribed
Declaration form in the format prescribed
Additional documents as may be applicable on case to case basis.
Drugs and medicines in India are regulated by the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. Any person who intends to manufacture, sale or distribute any type of Drugs or Pharma products or import any Drugs in India for the purpose of carrying out the business in pharmaceutical industry are required to obtain a License from the Government of India. The rules and regulations pertaining to drug license is governed by the Food Safety and Drug Administration Department of the concerned State Government.
Mandatory under Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
Separate License for different States
Areas and Storage conditions to be fulfilled before applying for the license
Ensures the tampering of the Drugs and medicines
Different Types of License for different Purpose
Every person/entity engaged in the business of pharmaceuticals products are required to obtain different license for different categories.
The five main categories of licenses to be obtained:
Step 1: Application Form - Fill up the prescribed application form to be filed with the concerned authority.
Step 2: Documentation - Provide the prescribed documents required to be submitted along with the application form.
Step 3: Application Submit - Once the application form is complete, it will be filed with the Drug Control Department along with the prescribed fees depending upon the type of license required.
Step 4: Drug License - Once the application is completely verified by the Department, certificate is issued in the name of the Applicant. The whole process takes 35-40 days to complete.
Imprisonment of Min 1 Year and Max 3 Years. In certain case for the Lifetime.
Penalty of Rs. 5,000/-
Confiscation of the stock.