Choose your licensing route
Country first, then profession.
You pick where you want to work and what you do. You do not need to know which regulator handles your profession, or what a PQR is — that is our job, and asking you to name a regulator before you have chosen a country is asking you to do it for us.
Some countries need one more answer. Kuwait licenses private-sector and government-sector practitioners through separate services with different requirements, so we ask which one applies rather than merging them and answering the wrong question for half of you.
Complete the free PreCheck
A short checklist of the requirements published for your route.
You confirm which statements apply to you. Every statement has three answers — Yes, No and Not sure — because a checkbox you left blank cannot tell us whether the answer was no or whether you simply did not know, and those two deserve different advice.
The result groups what appears aligned, what to check before applying, and what you were not sure about. It cites the official source behind each requirement, and it states plainly that no documents were assessed.
It will not tell you that you are eligible, approved or likely to pass. Those are the regulator’s words, not ours.
Upgrade if you want your actual documents checked
The full Readiness Assessment, AED 149.
The free PreCheck compares what you told us against what the regulator published. The paid assessment compares your actual evidence against it: whether the experience certificate covers the period you are claiming, whether the Good Standing Certificate will still be valid on the day you submit, whether your name is spelled the same way on all five documents.
Your documents are read in your own browser and are not uploaded. How that works.
Not yet available to buy. We are finishing the assessment before we take money for it, and this page will say so plainly the day that changes.