Everything we know, written down.
Most of what decides whether a move works is knowable in advance: which grade your certificate buys, which authority to verify with, what a package normally contains, and what happens to what you leave behind. We publish it rather than keeping it for the call.
- United Arab Emirates — DOH, DHA and MOHAP. The unified requirements, Tier 1, and the Specialist and Consultant thresholds.
- Saudi Arabia — SCFHS. Classification rather than examination, and where files stall.
- Qatar — DHP. Category 1, and the publication rule that decides Consultant grade.
- DataFlow. Why verification is authority-specific and how to avoid paying twice.
- United Arab Emirates — grades, the German Oberarzt clause, package structure, surgical logbooks.
- Saudi Arabia — classification, cluster recruitment, and what the public channel does not tell you.
- Qatar — the shortest recognition route in the Gulf, and its one condition.
We are writing the German-language section on what a move does to a German physician's own position at home: the Versorgungswerk and its deadlines, whether the Approbation lapses, the honest net comparison against Switzerland and Austria, and what the return looks like after three or five years. If one of those is your question right now, write and ask — we will answer it before it is published.
Discuss a physician search.
Tell us the specialty, the licence class and the date the post has to be covered. We will tell you in the first week whether the market supports it.