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WHO ePQS Portal

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WHO ePQS Portal

WHO states that portal use is mandatory from 11 May 2026 for processes handled through ePQS, with stated exceptions for contraceptive devices and snake venom antidotes.

Functions include submitting applications, responding to information requests, secure document handling, eCTD filing and monitoring pending activities.

  1. Portal scope / exceptions
  2. Official access instructions
  3. Application and document preparation
  4. WHO portal process
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