Dubai Municipality Request of issuance/ renewal of Occupational Health Card


Dubai Health Card

Service Description

This service enables the customer to obtain or renew occupational health cards, where this service is mandatory and eligible by all the workers in health institutions and relevant public health; such as restaurants, hotels, factories, nurseries, barber shops and others and personnel working in hazardous occupations. This service is provided by Public Health services Department. Note: 1. The card should be issued within 30 days after arriving to the country or after issuing the resident visa) 2. Card is valid for one year only. 3. Annual renewal of card should be within 30 days from the expiry date. 4. Card could be received from 12:00 to 2:00 during the working hours 5. Fines will be imposed in case of issuance/renewal/complete the medical tests delays.
Service Requirements

1. Copy of passport
2. Recent photo
3. Copy of entry visa/ residence
4. Old occupational health card (In case of renewal)
5. Payment Voucher
6. Payment receipt
Service Fees

1. Issuance/ renewal of Occupational Health Card: 100.0 AED
2. Fines for delay in applying for the issuance / renewal/OH card having medical examinations in the specified date: 300.0 AED
3. Issuance of card replacement during 3 months from the card issuance date: 20.0 AED
4. Issuing a replacement of the OH card receipt: 50.0 AED
This service is provided by
Online
Traditional Offline

Channels :
Web - Click Here
Over the counter -
mPhone Hybird - 20
mTablet Hybird - 20
Mobile Specific Website - https://portal.dm.gov.ae/SCWebUI/DataDetails.aspx?servicecode=3163
Service Center

Customer Care Email: smmulla@dm.gov.ae
Customer Care Phone: 800900
Customer Care Fax: 04-7033645
Customer Care Working Hours: 7:30am - 2:30pm


Source: http://www.dubai.ae/en/ServiceDirectory/Pages/ServiceDetails.aspx?ServiceID=1135&Identity=2732


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