Specialist Doctor Licensing in Oman — MOH & OMSB

Your degree must have been issued in English or Arabic, or be accompanied by a certified official translation. The university must also appear in the World Directory of Medical Schools.

Specialist doctors in Oman typically earn tax-free salaries ranging from OMR 2,500 to OMR 5,000+ per month, depending on specialty and employer. Most packages include housing allowance, annual flights, and health insurance.

Yes, Oman accepts specialist qualifications from any country listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. Non-English credentials require certified translation and may need Ministry of Higher Education equivalency attestation.

The MOH issues the final practice license and oversees private health establishments, while OMSB administers the qualifying exam and initial specialist credentialing assessment. Both steps are required to legally practice.

Yes, proof of completing a one-year internship/house-job is a mandatory document for all applicants, regardless of subsequent experience. It must be submitted alongside your degrees and CV.

Bookahospi holds direct connections with DataFlow, OMSB, and Prometric, eliminating delays caused by third-party intermediaries. We manage every document, submission, and exam step so you focus on your career.

After passing, your file is forwarded to the MOH for final specialist license issuance. Bookahospi then connects you with curated job offers at Omani hospitals that match your specialty and salary expectations.

Yes, there are generally additional costs related to the legalization and validation of documentation (Dataflow, License). The amount is not fixed as it depends on the type of documents and the specific requirements of each case. Our team will review your documentation and inform you at each stage of the corresponding cost. Applies to all professions except medical specialist.