Dataflow Verification · GCC Countries

Dataflow Verification Support for Saudi Arabia & GCC

We help doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals complete Dataflow Primary Source Verification (PSV) smoothly for Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait — from the first login to your final positive report.

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Understanding the basics

What is Dataflow Verification?

Dataflow is a background verification service used by Gulf healthcare regulators to check that your education, registration, and experience documents are genuine. Your degree, license, and experience letters are verified directly from the original issuing authority — this is called Primary Source Verification (PSV).

A positive Dataflow report is usually required before you can sit your licensing exam or complete registration with SCFHS, DHA, HAAD, MOH, QCHP, OMSB, and other GCC bodies.

Why is Dataflow required?

  • Prevents fake or altered certificates from entering the system
  • Protects patient safety and hospital quality standards
  • Ensures your profile meets the regulator’s minimum criteria

Dataflow in GCC Countries

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) regulators rely on Dataflow to validate healthcare professionals before granting licenses. Requirements differ slightly by country and profession, but the core idea is the same: verify your story directly from the source.

  • Saudi Arabia – SCFHS uses Dataflow for most healthcare categories
  • UAE – DHA, HAAD, and MOH link Dataflow to exam and license steps
  • Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait – country councils confirm credentials via PSV

What is Primary Source Verification (PSV)?

PSV means your documents are checked directly from the primary issuer — your university, council, or hospital — not from photocopies or scans only. This reduces fraud and gives regulators confidence that your qualifications are real and current.

How Drs Pathway Supports Your Dataflow

  1. 1

    Profile review & country mapping

    We review your CV, degrees, licenses, and experience to confirm which regulator and Dataflow package you need for Saudi Arabia, UAE, or other GCC countries.

  2. 2

    Document checklist & corrections

    You receive a detailed checklist with naming, dates, and attestation requirements. We flag issues early — mismatched names, missing stamps, incomplete experience letters — so your case does not get delayed.

  3. 3

    Dataflow account & application setup

    We guide you through creating or accessing your Dataflow account, choosing the correct package, and filling in your employment and education history accurately.

  4. 4

    Submission & follow-up

    Once submitted, we help you understand tracking statuses, respond to queries, and follow up when an issuing authority is slow to reply.

  5. 5

    Next steps after positive Dataflow

    After you receive a positive report, we help you connect it to your SCFHS Mumaris+ account or other regulator profile and plan your exam and licensing steps.

Who We Help With Dataflow

Doctors & Dentists

MBBS, MD, MS, DNB, BDS, and MDS holders planning to work as residents, specialists, or consultants in Saudi Arabia and other GCC countries.

Nurses & Allied Health

BSc Nursing, GNM, physiotherapists, lab technicians, radiographers, pharmacists, and other allied health professionals.

Fresh graduates & career shifters

New graduates or professionals moving from one GCC country to another who need to understand how experience is counted and which path fits their profile.

Dataflow Support For These Regulators

  • Saudi Arabia – SCFHS
  • UAE – DHA, HAAD, MOH
  • Qatar – QCHP
  • Oman – OMSB
  • Bahrain – NHRA
  • Kuwait – MOH & councils

Dataflow FAQs

How long does Dataflow usually take?

Timelines vary by country, profession, and how quickly your university or hospital responds. Most cases complete in 30–45 days, but complex cases or very old experience letters can take longer.

What happens after my Dataflow report is positive?

After a positive report, you usually link it to your regulator account (for example, SCFHS Mumaris+ or DHA account). Then you move to the exam or licensing step. We help you plan these next steps.

What if there is a negative or “unable to verify” remark?

We review the remark, check what the issuing authority answered, and help you understand options such as re-submission, correction, or providing additional documents depending on the case.

Can Drs Pathway guarantee my Dataflow result?

No genuine consultancy can guarantee a positive Dataflow report, because the final decision depends on your university, council, and hospital responses. We focus on preparing your file properly and reducing avoidable delays.

Ready to start your Dataflow?

Share your current status — new application, re-submission, or country transfer — and we will map your path for Saudi Arabia or other GCC countries.

  • One-to-one online consultation
  • Clear written checklist after the call
  • WhatsApp support for quick questions

We currently respond within 1–2 business days. For urgent cases, mention your deadline in the message box.