Kuwait MOH exam fees and booking
Check your Kuwait Ministry of Health (MOH) exam fee in your booking route. Confirm it before paying. The listed licence fees cover private-sector services only.
Facts last verified 5 October 2026. Updated 6 October 2026.
What will your Kuwait route cost?
We did not find official Kuwait prices for DataFlow, evaluation or the exam, or a full-route total. Ask MOH which check your file needs before buying a report. The MOHKW page and blueprint give no exam fee.
| Service | First licence | Renewal | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physician or dentist | KWD 50 | KWD 30 | Physician and dentist service |
| Nurse | KWD 25 | KWD 15 | Nursing service |
These fees cover licences, not the full route. Private healthcare facility owners pay and renew professional-risk insurance (Law 70/2020, Article 6). If you use an agent, you pay extra for help with forms and booking.
Confirm each charge before paying
- Document checks and evaluation: ask which route your file needs and what it costs.
- Exam and repeats: check the current fee in your booking route.
- Application, licence and renewal: ask which fees apply to your sector.
- Insurance: check the facility owner’s payment duty above.
Book the right paper
For Medical Licensing Department exams, start with Prometric’s MOHKW programme. Choose an available seat at a centre that runs your paper. The exams run at Prometric centres worldwide.
If you are a pharmacist, ask MOH’s pharmacy department how to book before paying. Dentists should ask MOH whether their paper uses MOHKW. Ask how many questions you get, how long you have and what mark you need.
The MOHKW page does not give the approval step for booking or how long approval lasts. It also gives no deadline or fee for changing your date. We did not find an official reissue fee. Follow the programme instructions and your booking confirmation. Book within any eligibility period MOH gives you.
Your exam-day checklist
- Check your booking confirmation for the centre and arrival time.
- Bring an original, unexpired photo ID from a government with a signature. Kuwait MOH decides which IDs count.
- Expect ID and security checks. Staff use a metal detector wand and check your pockets and glasses.
- Keep unapproved electronics, wearables, notes, books, food and drinks outside the exam room.
- Ask whether a calculator is allowed. Practise doses and rates by hand.
These are Prometric’s general centre rules. Kuwait MOH rules take priority if they differ.
Plan around the break
GPs and registered nurses sit 150 questions in 170 minutes, with a 10-minute break (MOH blueprint). The blueprint does not say whether the break falls inside those 170 minutes. Ask Prometric when booking before setting an answering pace.