Saudi Arabia is hiring healthcare professionals at a scale no other GCC market matches — and every one of them must pass through the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS). The pathway is more structured than the UAE’s, with a formal classification step that trips up many first-time applicants. Here is how it works in 2026.
| Stage | Paid to | Typical 2026 cost |
|---|---|---|
| Mumaris+ registration & classification | SCFHS | SAR ~300–500 |
| DataFlow PSV | DataFlow Group | US$ ~220–300 |
| Prometric exam | Prometric | US$ ~185–280 by profession |
| Registration & licence | SCFHS | SAR ~500–1,000 |
Realistic total for the mandatory stages: US$680–850, excluding translations, attestations and any exam preparation.
Yes. Many professionals hold a DHA or DOH licence and add an SCFHS classification (or vice versa) — DataFlow reports can often be transferred between regulators, saving both time and verification fees. If you’re weighing both markets, we’ll map the fastest combined route in a free consultation.
The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) is the body that classifies and registers all healthcare practitioners in Saudi Arabia. Mumaris+ is its online portal, where your registration, classification and licence are processed.
The mandatory government stages — Mumaris+ registration, classification, DataFlow verification and the Prometric exam — typically total US$680–850 in 2026, excluding optional services such as exam preparation or professional support.
Plan for 2–4 months end to end. DataFlow verification and exam scheduling are the most variable steps; a clean document file shortens both.
Our fixed-fee packages cover Mumaris+, classification strategy, DataFlow and the exam — same price as our UAE packages.
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