Pricing

Free to check your situation. Paid to check your documents.

Two things, one price, no subscription. The free PreCheck is genuinely useful on its own — it is not a trailer for the paid one.

The MEDVERIK PreCheck

Free. No account, no payment, no documents.

  • Country, profession and route identification
  • A checklist of the key published requirements for that route
  • Which of your answers do not appear to meet them
  • Concise references to the official sources
  • One short next step

Check my readiness

Full Readiness Assessment — AED 149 + applicable taxes

A one-off charge for one assessment. Not a subscription. One-time purchase. Where applicable, taxes are calculated based on your location and added at checkout.

View a sample assessment — the full output, for a fictional applicant.

  • Everything in the free PreCheck
  • Software analysis of your documents
  • Qualification and academic transcript evidence
  • Professional registration and Good Standing
  • Experience certificates, dates and employment history
  • Practice gaps measured against the published limit
  • BLS where applicable, and translation requirements
  • Name matching and identity inconsistencies
  • Cross-document inconsistencies
  • Missing evidence for your specific route
  • A downloadable report and prioritised items to verify before applying

Fully self-service software. No human consulting or manual document review.

Bought at the end of the free PreCheck, once you have seen your route and what it requires. Payment is taken by Polar, our merchant of record; your documents are read on your own device and are never sent to us or to them.

What the price does not buy

It does not buy a licence, an application, or any influence over a regulator’s decision. Medverik is not a licensing agency and not an immigration consultancy. The software checks readiness; the authority decides.

It also does not buy certainty about a requirement nobody has published. Where we cannot establish something from official material, the assessment says so instead of filling the gap.