Dubai Health Authority
DHA Registered Nurse Licensure Examination (CBT)
Complete 2025–2026 Gulf licensing roadmap for nurses: Compare exam fees, passing score thresholds, exam blueprints, and Prometric test centers for DHA, SMLE (70%), MOH, HAAD/DOH, OMSB, and QCHP.
Compare passing scores, question formats, and estimated fees for nurses licensing across the Gulf:
DHA Registered Nurse Licensure Examination (CBT)
Saudi Nursing Licensure Examination (SNLE)
MOHAP UAE Registered Nurse Licensure Examination
DOH Abu Dhabi Registered Nurse Licensure Examination
OMSB Registered Nurse Qualifying Examination
NHRA Bahrain Registered Nurse Examination
Qatar DHP Registered Nurse Qualifying Examination
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Understand UAE health authority jurisdictions, exam difficulty comparisons, and how to convert an active DHA license to MOH or DOH without repeating tests.
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Your exam choice depends strictly on where you intend to practice: DHA for the Emirate of Dubai, MOHAP (MOH) for Sharjah and Northern Emirates, DOH/HAAD for Abu Dhabi, SCFHS (SMLE/exam) for Saudi Arabia, OMSB for Oman, and QCHP/DHP for Qatar.
Passing scores vary by jurisdiction. For example, the Saudi SMLE requires a 70% passing threshold for doctors, while DHA generally requires 60% for general practitioners and 55% for registered nurses.
Yes. Under the UAE Unified Healthcare Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR), an active DHA, MOH, or HAAD license can be transferred to other emirates through the license conversion pathway without repeating the Prometric CBT examination.