At Online Legal India, we help your business get BIS certified the right way. BIS Certification—granted by the Bureau of Indian Standards under the BIS Act, 2016—proves that your product meets India’s safety, quality, and compliance standards. From paperwork to lab testing and legal formalities, we simplify the entire process—so you can focus on growing your business with confidence, credibility, and legal backing.
Manufacturers: Indian and foreign manufacturers producing goods under BIS-mandated categories must obtain certification before market entry.
Assemblers: Businesses assembling components into finished products (especially electronics and IT goods) must secure BIS certification for the final product under applicable Indian Standards.
Importers: Importers of regulated products must ensure that those goods are BIS-certified and labelled correctly before entering the Indian market.
Brand Owners / Private Labellers: Companies selling products under their brand name, even if manufactured by a third party, are responsible for BIS compliance.
OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers): OEMs manufacturing products or components for other brands must get certification for any product under BIS jurisdiction.
Distributors / Dealers: While not required to apply directly, they must only distribute BIS-compliant products to avoid regulatory action.
Retailers (B2B & B2C): Retailers, both offline and online, must verify BIS marking on regulated products they stock and sell.
Foreign Manufacturers: Overseas manufacturers exporting to India must apply under the FMCS scheme and appoint an Authorised Indian Representative (AIR).
E-Commerce Sellers / Platforms: Marketplaces and sellers listing electronics, IT products, and appliances online are required to ensure all items listed are BIS-certified.
Mandatory for certain products. Requires lab testing and BIS approval before using the ISI mark.
Optional for products not under mandatory list. Helps build trust and show product quality.
Applicable to electronics and IT products notified by MeitY. Requires BIS lab testing and registration before sale. Products must carry a self-declaration label, not the ISI mark.
Mandatory for foreign manufacturers of regulated products. Involves Indian lab testing, BIS factory inspection, and appointment of an Authorised Indian Representative (AIR). BIS Certification Procedure: Step-by-Step Support for Your Business
Brands manufacturing smartphones, smartwatches, power banks, and routers have entered new markets under the CRS scheme, complying with MeitY regulations and winning consumer trust nationwide.
Brands manufacturing smartphones, smartwatches, power banks, and routers have entered new markets under the CRS scheme, complying with MeitY regulations and winning consumer trust nationwide.
Manufacturers of cement, steel bars, tiles, and manhole covers have successfully tapped into government tenders and real estate projects, driven by mandatory BIS-marked products.
Tyre and safety glass manufacturers have expanded into high-performance and export-grade components, backed by BIS-certified product lines that meet Indian and global road safety norms.
Brands manufacturing smartphones, smartwatches, power banks, and routers have entered new markets under the CRS scheme, complying with MeitY regulations and winning consumer trust nationwide.
Companies producing fans, water heaters, LED bulbs, and power adapters have diversified into energy-efficient product lines by aligning with BIS safety standards and eco-compliance protocols.
Manufacturers of cement, steel bars, tiles, and manhole covers have successfully tapped into government tenders and real estate projects, driven by mandatory BIS-marked products.
Manufacturers of water tanks, RO systems, and HDPE pipelines have secured municipal and infrastructure projects that demand BIS-approved water safety and sanitation equipment.
Fuel container, LPG cylinder, and lubricant suppliers have unlocked B2B and export markets by adhering to BIS quality thresholds for chemical safety and fire compliance.
Manufacturing and trading of packaged drinking water, from 500ml to 2Lt bottles, has expanded greatly with BIS certification, ensuring product quality, safety, and strong consumer confidence.
Certified Businesses reported increased customer trust and product credibility
Experienced Faster Market access and reduced regulatory hurdles
Saw Improved Sales due to compliance with government-mandated quality standards.
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BIS Certification is a government approval under the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016 that confirms a product meets Indian Standards for quality and safety.
The BIS certification process typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the product type, testing timeline, and successful completion of factory inspection (if required).
No, BIS certification is not mandatory for all products. It is compulsory only for specific products notified by the government under:
These include categories like electronics, household appliances, cement, steel, food containers, etc. Products outside these lists may apply for BIS voluntarily to enhance market credibility.
If you manufacture in another country and want to sell products in India, you must apply under the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS) by BIS.
