Residents and citizens of Qatar can apply for a health card to access services at any healthcare facility or hospital operated by Hamad Medical Corporation.

The health card is the size of a driving license and includes your ID number, nationality, photo, and issue date. It is available to all Qatar residents.

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While consultations or non-emergency treatments may incur additional costs, those with a valid health card will receive subsidies.

Cardholders can also fill prescriptions at government pharmacies at reduced rates.

To obtain a health card, visit the nearest Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) and complete the necessary forms. You will receive a PHCC health file number.

Required documents include:

• Qatari Adults: Passport or ID copies, a passport-sized photo (4cm x 3cm), and a QR50 fee.
• Qatari Children: Birth certificate with Qatar ID number or passport, a passport-sized photo, vaccination card (for first issue), and a QR50 fee.
• GCC National Adult Residents: Passport or ID with Qatar ID number, a passport-sized photo, old health card (if renewing), and a QR50 fee.
• GCC National Child Residents: Birth certificate or passport with Qatar ID number, a passport-sized photo, vaccination card (for first issue), old health card (if renewing), and a QR50 fee.
• Adult Residents: Valid QID or passport with residence permit, a passport-sized photo, and a QR100 fee.
• Children: Passport with residence permit, a passport-sized photo, vaccination card (for first issue), and a QR100 fee.
• Domestic Staff: Valid passport with residence permit, a passport-sized photo, original QID of sponsor, and a QR50 fee (for approved professions).
• All Applicants: A copy of a utility bill (phone, water, or electricity) to verify your address.

Payment must be made by credit card; cash is not accepted. The health center will either issue your card immediately or request that you return it in a few days to pick it up.

Please note that health cards are issued only during morning hours.

Benefit from Your Health Card

• Enjoy free consultations, blood tests, and subsidized medications at government facilities.
• Access services at any Hamad Medical Corporation healthcare facility with ease.

Remember, your health card is valid for one year and can be renewed annually without penalty. Stay on top of your healthcare needs with this essential document!

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Guide to Applying for a Health Card in Qatar Using the Nar’aakom App

Citizens and residents of Qatar can easily apply for a health card to access services from the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) using the Nar’aakom App. Follow these steps:

Streamline Your Healthcare Access in Qatar: Tips for Getting a PHCC Health Card.

Use the Nar’aakom App for Convenience

1. Download the Nar’aakom App from your device’s app store.
2. Log in using your Qatar ID (QID) number and National Authentication System (NAS) password.
3. Select “Register for New Health Card” from the available services.

Simplify the Application Process

• Choose the applicant (yourself or a dependent) when prompted.
• Fill in all required information accurately to avoid delays.
• Have digital copies of your QID and proof of residence (rental contract or KAHRAMAA bill) ready for upload.

Know the Costs

• Residents: QR100 for the health card.
• Workers (including domestic staff): QR50 for the health card.

Maximize Your Options

• Can’t use the app? Apply through the PHCC website for an alternative online method.
• For in-person applications, visit your nearest Primary Health Care Centre during morning hours (7:30 AM to 2:00 PM).

Avoid Application Pitfalls

• Check for any pending applications before submitting a new one to prevent rejection.
• Ensure your QID is valid for at least one year to qualify for the health card.

Easy Steps to Renew Your Health Card in Qatar

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