Exemption from DHA exam Dubai, UAE

GP Doctors having passed the following exams are exempted from DHA Exam

• AMC/MCQ
• MCCQE- Part 2
• PRES (Ireland)
• NZREX (Newzealand)
• PLAB 2
• USMLE part 3

Specialist doctors having following specializations are exempted from DHA exam

• Australia Fellowship from the Royal Australian College AND Specialist Registration from the Australian Medical Council
• Canada Specialization Certificate of the RCPS or Certification by the College of Family Physicians Canada CFPC
• Ireland Certificate of Specialist Doctor
• New Zealand Fellowship of the Royal College AND Specialist Registration by the Medical Council
• UK Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training (C.C.S.T.) or
• UK Certificate of Completion of Training (C.C.T.) or
• UK Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice (C.C.S.T.) or (C.C.T.)
• USA Valid American Board of Medical Specialty Certification ABMS

source: http://www.dha.gov.ae/EN/SectorsDir...mplaint/Documents/Chapter6-DHA Assessment.pdf

 

AMC MCQ? Only?

 

its written as such in the document by DHA

 

if anyone has not appeared in any of these exams........... than what is more feasible... to appear for DHA or any 1 of these?

 

Hi. I want to ask about what if someone completes internship of 1 year in pakistan and apply for GP registration in ireland ..after getting registered is it allowed to work in UAE or KSA with exemption from their medical exam on behalf of Irish registration??

 

Go for PLAB or DHA

Exemption is after passing PRES, I am not sure if they would give exemption from DHA exam based on exemption given in Ireland.

 

DHA will not be helpful in ireland as their exam will not be helpful in dubai too.

 

DHA is only for Dubai and not for Ireland. For Ireland it's PRES, for UK it's PLAB.
If you do PLAB or PRES you won't have to take DHA for Dubai, you are exempted from it. I hope you got it

 

Ohh yes now I got it. And there is one more test named NBDE what is that for?

 

NBDE is national board dental examination USA. It's like USMLE.
More information at http://www.ada.org/en/jcnde/examinations/nbde-general-information