Eighteen markets.
One map.
Every country in the Americas has its own regulator, language, and rhythm. Explore the markets we've profiled — select a country to see who regulates it, where its life-science hubs are, and what to know before you go.
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Highlighted countries have a full profile. Hover or tap a country on the map — or pick one from the list below — to see its regulator, languages, time zone, and hubs.
The regulators
others look to.
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) recognizes eight national regulatory authorities in the region as National Regulatory Authorities of Regional Reference. Their decisions and standards carry weight well beyond their own borders — which makes them natural anchors for a multi-country plan.
Three corridors.
One hemisphere.
We think about the Americas as connected corridors — regions with shared languages, trade ties, and regulatory habits — where one well-planned entry can open the next.
North & Central
Canada, the United States, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean — tightly linked by trade, logistics, and nearshoring.
Andean
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia — Spanish-speaking markets in shared time zones with the U.S. East Coast.
Southern Cone
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay — the region's largest market and some of its most established regulators.
Country profiles are general orientation, not legal or regulatory advice. Requirements change — confirm current rules with the relevant authority before acting.