DHA and MOH facility licensing
Guidance through initial approval, fit-out approval and final inspection, in the correct order.
DHA and MOH facility licensing, practitioner credentialing and the fit-out approvals that have to happen before a clinic can open its doors.
Healthcare facilities in Dubai are licensed through the Dubai Health Authority, or the Ministry of Health and Prevention for other emirates, and the process runs in parallel with the standard commercial licence rather than replacing it.
Every practicing clinician needs credentialing before they can be added to the licence, which typically means DataFlow primary source verification of their qualifications and, depending on the role, a DHA licensing exam. This is usually the step that determines how quickly a clinic can actually open.
The premises itself goes through initial approval, then a fit-out approval stage against DHA standards, and a final inspection before the facility licence is issued. Getting the floor plan right before construction starts avoids expensive rework later.
What We Handle
Guidance through initial approval, fit-out approval and final inspection, in the correct order.
DataFlow verification and licensing exam coordination for every clinician joining the facility.
Floor plans reviewed against DHA standards before construction, not after.
Visa applications for credentialed practitioners handled alongside their licensing file.
Requirements
Tell us your activity and we will map the exact licences and approvals you need — free, in writing.