BIS Consultant in Bangladesh - EVTL India

In the era of expanding international trade and heightened regulatory oversight, compliance with product quality standards has become a prerequisite for market access. For Bangladeshi manufacturers and exporters targeting the Indian market, one key requirement is obtaining certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

As India continues to strengthen its quality control norms, BIS certification is now mandatory for a wide range of products entering the country. That’s where EVTL India, a leading name in global compliance services, emerges as the most dependable BIS consultant in Bangladesh.

With a proven track record of helping foreign manufacturers secure BIS certification efficiently, EVTL India is the preferred consulting partner for businesses across Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, and beyond.

What is BIS Certification?

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is India’s national standard-setting authority responsible for developing and implementing standards to ensure product quality, safety, and reliability. BIS certification enables manufacturers to affix the ISI mark on their products, indicating compliance with Indian Standards.

BIS certification is:

For foreign exporters, BIS certification is not only a regulatory obligation but also a gateway to India’s vast and growing market.

BIS Certification for Foreign Manufacturers (FMCS)

Foreign manufacturers in Bangladesh need to apply under the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS). This scheme falls under Scheme-I of Schedule-II of the BIS Act, 2016, and the BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018.

Key Steps in FMCS Certification:

1. Application Filing with BIS
   
   
2. Nomination of an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR)
   
   
3. Product Testing in BIS-approved labs
   
   
4. Factory Audit by BIS officials
   
   
5. Grant of BIS License
   
   
6. Use of ISI Mark on certified products

EVTL India, as the top BIS FMCS consultant in Bangladesh, helps streamline this process and eliminates delays and rejections due to compliance gaps.

The Importance of an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR)

A mandatory requirement for foreign applicants, the Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) acts as a liaison between BIS and the foreign manufacturer. The AIR handles documentation, represents the manufacturer during audits, and ensures compliance with BIS terms.

EVTL India not only helps in appointing a qualified AIR but can also serve as your AIR in India, ensuring a seamless and legally sound application process.

Why EVTL India is the Top BIS Consultant in Bangladesh

● Expertise in BIS FMCS: With years of experience and hundreds of successful certifications, EVTL India offers unmatched expertise in handling BIS FMCS applications for foreign entities.

● End-to-End Consulting: From identifying the correct Indian Standard for your product to post-certification support, EVTL India offers a comprehensive service package for clients in Bangladesh.

●Industry-Specific Knowledge: Whether you're exporting textiles, chemicals, electronics, automotive parts, or plastic products, EVTL India understands your industry and tailors its services accordingly.

●Faster Certification Process: EVTL India’s well-established relationship with BIS authorities and familiarity with documentation requirements help accelerate approvals and reduce procedural delays.

●Transparent Pricing and Communication: No hidden charges, no confusing processes—just clear, professional service. EVTL India ensures you stay informed and in control throughout your certification journey.

Industries Served by EVTL India in Bangladesh

As the leading BIS consultant in Bangladesh, EVTL India serves a wide spectrum of industries, including:

1. Electronics and IT Equipment: Laptops, mobile phones, LED lights, and power supplies require mandatory BIS certification for sale in India.
2. Chemicals and Industrial Materials: Certain chemicals and solvents are under mandatory BIS regulation for import and use in Indian industries.
3. Textiles and Furnishings: Upholstery fabrics and flame-retardant materials must comply with Indian safety standards.
4. Automotive Components: Items like tyres, batteries, safety glass, and brake pads require BIS compliance before export.
5. Toys and Childcare Products: To ensure child safety, India mandates BIS certification for toys and other children’s products.

The EVTL India BIS Certification Process for Bangladeshi Exporters

1. Initial Consultation: Evaluate your product and determine applicable Indian standards.
   
   
2. Document Preparation & AIR Appointment: EVTL India manages all technical and legal documentation, including AIR nomination.
   
   
3. Product Testing & Factory Audit: Coordination with BIS-recognized labs and preparation for BIS factory inspection.
   
   
4. Application Submission & Follow-up: EVTL India ensures timely submission and close communication with BIS for faster approvals.
   
   
5. Post-Certification Support: Ongoing support with license renewals, modifications, and compliance management.

Why BIS Certification is Crucial for Bangladeshi Exporters

For businesses in Bangladesh, BIS certification enables:

Get Started with EVTL India Today

Expanding into India is a powerful opportunity for Bangladeshi manufacturers—but only if compliance is done right. With EVTL India as your BIS certification consultant in Bangladesh, you’ll have a dedicated team of experts guiding you through every step.

Whether you're a small manufacturer or a large exporter, EVTL India offers the technical depth, regulatory knowledge, and client-first service to ensure smooth BIS certification, saving you time, cost, and effort.

Conclusion

In today’s regulated global economy, BIS certification is more than a formality—it’s a vital step toward market credibility, consumer trust, and sustainable export growth. As the leading BIS consultant in Bangladesh, EVTL India helps Bangladeshi manufacturers achieve compliance and unlock new opportunities in the Indian market.

Contact EVTL India today for a free consultation and take the first step toward compliant and confident exports to India.