BIS ISI Certification
When customers choose your product — whether appliances, building materials or cables — they look for trust. In India, nothing represents trust better than the ISI Mark, granted by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
Global Consulting Services (GCS) helps manufacturers obtain ISI certification efficiently, avoid rejection delays, and confidently enter the Indian market.
What is ISI Mark Certification?
Why ISI Certification Matters
Legal compliance for regulated categories
Consumer confidence & market acceptance
Proof of product quality and process control
Mandatory marking for many critical items
For manufacturers, ISI certification doesn’t just fulfil regulation — it builds credibility, strengthens sales channels, and increases revenue.
ISI Mark vs BIS Certification — What’s the Difference?
BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) — the regulatory body granting the certification
ISI Mark — the label affixed on products after BIS approval
Manufacturers get the license to use ISI Mark once they comply with relevant Indian Standards.
Who Needs ISI Certification?
- Electrical appliances (irons, heaters, cables)
- Building materials (cement, UPVC pipes, valves)
- Footwear & industrial goods
- LPG cylinders & automotive components
- And other notified products
Manufacturers, not traders or retailers, must apply for certification.
Basic Eligibility Criteria for ISI Certification
Follow Indian Standard specifications
Maintain in-house testing facilities
Demonstrate controlled manufacturing processes
Have qualified quality personnel
Conduct all production in the same premises
Submit documentation as per BIS product manuals
Benefits of ISI Mark Certification
Legally sell regulated products in India
Higher consumer trust and brand visibility
Quality recognition and competitive advantage
Prevent penalties or prosecution for non-compliance
Better market acceptance and business growth
BIS CRS Registration Process in India
Step 1. Identify the Applicable Indian Standard
Step 2. Apply Online with Documentation
Step 3. Factory Inspection
Step 4. Product Testing
Step 5. Review & Grant of License
Step 6. Certification Done
ISI Certification Process for Manufacturers
Identify the Applicable Indian Standard
Apply Online with Documentation
Factory Inspection
Certification Done
Review & Grant of License
Product Testing
Two Routes to Obtain ISI Certification
Standard Procedure — 60–65 Days
Ideal for first-time certification applicants.
Simplified Procedure — 35–40 Days
Faster route for applicants submitting pre-tested product reports.
ISI Certification Cost Breakdown
- Application Fee
- Inspection/Audit Charges
- Sample Testing Fee
- License Fee
- Marking Fee (as per product category)
Additionally, investment in testing facilities and process controls is required.
Documents Required for ISI Certification
- Business registration certificate
- Lab test report
- Manufacturing flow chart
- List of machinery and products
- Quality personnel details
- AIR nomination (for foreign manufacturers)
Documentation requirements may vary based on product and certification route.
Global Consulting Services for BIS ISI Certification?
- Pre-assessment & documentation
- Sample preparation and lab coordination
- Testing follow-ups
- Portal filing & response to BIS queries
- Licence grant assistance
Our expertise in compliance, strong industry network, and hands-on knowledge help manufacturers and importers achieve faster licensing and hassle-free execution.
We ensure your products meet all safety standards so you can enter the market confidently.
📩 For BIS ISI assistance, contact us today — our team will guide you through the latest regulations, updates, and requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – BIS Registration / BIS Certification
It allows manufacturers to apply the ISI Mark on products after BIS validates quality and safety.
Yes, for products notified under BIS regulations such as electrical goods, valves, cement, pipes and consumer appliances.
The Bureau of Indian Standards issues ISI licenses under Scheme-I of Conformity Assessment.
Standard Procedure: 60–65 days
Simplified Procedure: 35–40 days
You can search on the BIS Manakonline portal using license or registration numbers.
Manufacturers must have operational production lines, testing capability, defined process controls and products meeting Indian Standards.