DataFlow Cost Calculator (PSV Fees 2026)

DataFlow doesn't charge a single flat price. Your fee is built from the documents being verified — each degree, health licence and block of employment history is a separate component. A standard package covers one degree, one licence and your recent experience; anything extra (a second degree, additional licences, or more past employers) adds roughly the per-document fee shown in the calculator.

On top of DataFlow's own charge, some universities and regulators levy a document-release fee to respond to the verification request. These vary widely and are outside DataFlow's control, which is why two applicants for the same authority can pay different totals. Only DHA's figures are officially fixed — everywhere else you should treat the numbers as indicative ranges.

1. Create your DataFlow case for the correct authority (DHA, SCFHS, QCHP, etc.) and select the documents to verify.
2. Upload clear, complete documents — degree, licence and experience certificates — exactly as issued.
3. Pay the fee based on the number of components (the calculator estimates this for you).
4. DataFlow contacts the sources — your university, licensing body and past employers — to confirm each document directly.
5. The report is issued once every source responds, usually in 4–10 weeks, and is submitted to your regulator.

Because DataFlow relies on third parties responding, the timeline is the part you control least — which is exactly why accurate, complete documents up front matter so much. See how this fits your overall licensing timeline.

Most DataFlow problems come from the documents, not the system. The common causes of costly delays and resubmissions:

• Name mismatches across your passport, degree, licence and experience letters.
• Experience letters missing official letterhead, your designation, working hours, the exact employment period, or a stamp/signature.
• An out-of-date Good Standing Certificate — it must be dated within the last 6 months at submission.
• Blurry or cropped scans, or missing pages.
• Issuing institutions that are slow to respond or charge their own release fee you didn't budget for.
• Submitting more documents than your target title requires — extra cost for no benefit.

A rejected or unverifiable document usually means a paid resubmission and weeks of delay. Our DataFlow verification service pre-checks everything so it clears the first time.

If you're already verified with one regulator, you may not need to start from scratch for another. DataFlow reports issued to DHA on or after 1 October 2017 can be transferred free of charge. Older DHA reports cost about AED 105 to transfer, and reports issued under other regulators around AED 315 — far cheaper than a fresh verification.

Transfers are handy if you're moving between UAE authorities (DHA ↔ DOH ↔ MOHAP) or adding a second Gulf licence. Any documents the new authority requires that weren't in the original report are charged as extras.

• Only submit the documents your authority and target title actually require — extras add cost.
• Reuse a verified report where you can: transfers are far cheaper than re-verifying.
• Get document preparation right the first time — a rejection means a paid resubmission.
• Check whether your past employers or university charge release fees so there are no surprises.

Then estimate the total cost to get licensed and relocate, and compare requirements across GCC health authorities.