Qatar is rapidly developing its healthcare sector, especially with investments made for the FIFA World Cup and beyond. To practice medicine in Qatar, all healthcare professionals must obtain a license from the Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP).
In this blog, we explain the eligibility, requirements, and step-by-step process for getting a Qatar medical license in 2025.
The QCHP license is mandatory for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals who want to work in Qatar’s healthcare facilities.
Recognized healthcare qualification
Minimum work experience (varies by role)
Good Standing Certificate from your home country
Passport & ID documents
Create an account on the QCHP online portal.
Submit documents for primary source verification (Dataflow).
Pass the Prometric Exam (for doctors, nurses, and some allied professionals).
QCHP Approval & License Issuance.
On average, the process takes 2–4 months, depending on document verification and exam schedules.
Attractive salaries and tax-free income
Modern hospitals and advanced medical technology
Family-friendly environment with housing and education benefits
High demand for specialists and experienced nurses
Qatar offers excellent opportunities for healthcare professionals seeking career growth in the Gulf region. Getting your QCHP license is the first step to working legally and successfully in Qatar.
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