What is Mumaris Plus?

You need a licence to practise medicine in the KSA if you’re a medical practitioner with plans to work there. The necessary authorization is a medical or health care licence. Make an account on Mumaris Plus, the single sign-on for all healthcare provider services offered by SCFHS, and get started on your licencing application. You can request to retrieve your SCFHS profile using either your SCFHS profile number or your National/Iqamah ID if you previously registered or had a SCFHS profile in the old Mumaris site. If you already have an account, you won’t need to make a new one. Simply select “I lost my password” on the login screen if you have an email address on file with the SCFHS but have forgotten your password. If you have forgotten your password, the Mumaris Plus site will give you a link to reset it.

The Mumaris Plus Is A Vast Portal Containing All SCFHS Services Under The Same Umbrella For Practitioners In The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia.

SCFHS Mumaris Plus facilitates a wide range of services, making them more accessible to a large population. Certain ones of them do:

• Professional Classification service from inside and outside Saudi Arabia,
• Pro Registration service from inside Saudi Arabia.
• Professional Reclassification Service.
• Pro Re-Registration services.
• New Qualification Study.
• Issuing a Training letter.
• Issuing a certificate of good standing.
• View earned Continuous Professional Development hours.
• Apply for the recognition of earned CPD hours.

The Council has also stated that visitors’ insurance policy covers pregnancy and emergencies cases related to childbirth, and a the maximum amount of SR 5,000 during the policy period.

It is worth noting that people who are visiting kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the purpose of a visit using Visit Visa can apply for insurance that will issue them a visitor visa through the Enjazit (https://enjazit.com.sa/) platform on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website.

Insurance Policy Coverage for Visit Visa in Saudi Arabia

The Council declared that, if the visitor applies for an extension of their visitor’s visa after the expiry date it is mandatory to issue new insurance that covers the extended period that is linked to the passports.

In the event that a new medical insurance was issued to visitors after the visit visa was extended while they were inside Saudi Arabia, and the data did not appear after their inquiry through the link: Official Website

The Council noted that the visitors can submit a complaint about not linking a visitor through the link: Website

The Tawakkalna app explained it was a health check for users of this app would be “insured visitor” if they are visiting the Kingdom with a visa to visit in the event that they hold an active and current medical insurance.

The app stated “health” status for an “uninsured visitor” means that the visitor is who is not from the Kingdom and doesn’t have an effective insurance in place, and”the “uninsured visitor” will be treated as an unimmune visitor.

Though it works as a Health Passport with many other additional features & services. the new feature of Tawakkalna app is that it enables travelers from all the countries in the world to check the travel requirements.

Check All countries Travel Requirements on Tawakkalna App

The new feature of Tawakkalna app will allow travelers to review the health travel requirements set by each country in the world, like COVID-19 PCR tests date, Age groups requirements, the type of vaccine that has been approved by each country and much more.

Also Check: How to Register on Tawakkalna App

Travelers interested in viewing the requirements of any specific country can visit the Tawakkalna app and click on “Health Travel Requirements” in the Health services, and then selecting the country name, departure and arrival date.

The Health Travel Requirements service also provides the available accredited PCR centers option, to facilitate and accelerate the searching process for the approved centers.

The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) and the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) have signed on Wednesday the Operational Protocol agreement in this regard. As per this memorandum of cooperation, the health passport in the Tawakkalna application will be linked with the IATA application.

Tawakkalna app will be linked with IATA Application

The deal includes aspects related to facilitating travel procedures in accordance with the best international practices, accepting the health passport platform as an initiative to digitize health certificates from trusted sources and accredited laboratories in cooperation with airlines, in addition to cooperation on linking the Tawakkalna and IATA applications.

The SDAIA and GACA agreement aims to establish a general framework for areas of cooperation between the two parties, and that include contributing to facilitating travel procedures and verifying the eligibility of travelers on health grounds in accordance with the best international practices for civil aviation legislation to protect the rights of passengers and stakeholders.

On his part, GACA President Abdulaziz Al-Duailej said that the authority seeks to support the Tawakkalna system and enhance its cooperation with IATA to reach integrated digital solutions that encourage the restoration of air traffic to and from the Kingdom.

The authority also strives to help improve the customer experience at airports or using logistics services that include linking with other means of transportation, facilitating procedures to board and get down the plane, and covering an integrated and flexible journey for the customer.

The Kingdom is one of the first countries that has succeeded in linking a government platform to an international platform.

GACA aims to support the Tawakkalna system and enhance its cooperation with IATA to reach integrated digital solutions that reflect the Kingdom’s position in the field of digital transformation.

It encourages the restoration of air traffic and travel from and to the Kingdom, in addition to the role of this initiative in the rapid normalization of air transport in the Kingdom and the world.

Under the age of  18, the teenagers or kids who had not taken the Covid-19 vaccine jab and the people with special exemptions for health reasons will be allowed to enter the commercial outlets and Shopping Malls in Saudi Arabia  despite the new law comes into force from August 1 2021.

On Monday, a Ministry of Commerce representative said the boycott would not make a difference to those younger than 18 who had not been vaccinated or individuals in danger of having unfriendly responses to COVID-19 vaccination.

Around 15.9 million covid-19 jabs have been given in the Kingdom so far, yet the Ministry of Interior has requested that people entering shops and other business outlets probably had one dose or been immunized subsequent to recovering from COVID-19 except if they fell into age sections or gatherings not committed to take the antibody. Eman Al-Shethry, an administration worker, disclosed to Arab News: “Entering a retail outlet realizing that the majority of individuals inside are either completely or incompletely immunized will cause me to feel more secure and more loose.

“I feel that when individuals who are distrustful of vaccinations see others moving  around unreservedly, they would see that immunizations are not startling or destructive.”

Dr. Osama Ghanem Al-Obaidy, a law educator at the Institute of Public Administration in Riyadh, said: “The forbidding of unvaccinated people from entering shopping centers is a welcome move in the battle against the Covid. The exclusion of kids from such prerequisites is likewise a welcome move.”

In the mean time, Saudi Arabia on Monday recorded 1,109 new COVID-19 cases, implying that 466,906 individuals in the nation had now gotten the illness. An aggregate of 10,075 cases stayed dynamic, of which 1,596 patients were in basic condition.

Tawakkalna App  (Covid-19 KSA) is the official app in Saudi Arabia which has been approved by the Saudi Ministry of Health to prevent the spread of coronavirus, and was developed by the National Information Center (NIC) in KSA.

It has been made mandatory for all Expatriates & Citizens in Saudi Arabia who are working in government and private sectors in the Eastern Province to download and activate Tawakkalna App to prove their health status before entering their offices effective from Sunday.

The following are the countries where the Tawakkalna App is operational  and users can benefit from this app in the first phase.

1.Saudi Arabia                    16.Egypt                        32.Czech Republic

2.UAE                                 17.Mouritania                33.Denmark

3.Kuwait                              18.Bosnia                      34.Sweden

4.Bahrain                            19.Indonesia                  35.UK

5.Qatar                               20.Afghanistan               36.Norway

6.Oman                              21.Uzbekistan                37.Austria

7.Jordan                            23.South Africa               38.USA

8.Algeria                            24.Lebanon                     39.Japan

9.Sudan                             25.Nigeria                       40.Greece

10.Morocco                       26.Eritrea                        41.Spain

11.Tunisia                          27.Ethopoia                    42.Estonia

12.Somalia                        28.Sri Lanka                    43.Italy

13.Djibouti                         29.Phillipines                   44.Andorra

14.Libya                            30.Bangladesh                45.Iceland

15.Palastine                      31.Portgual                      46.Brunei

Among them the most discussed by self styled street medicos is that Covid-19 vaccination causes impotency in men and other health issues in women.

Today Dr.Abdullah Assiri Assistant Deputy Minister for Preventive health KSA has debunked  the false claims that the vaccination may have long lasting ill effects. He said in a tweet

“The myth is that we do not  know about the long term effects of vaccines. The truth is vaccines are nearly a century old and there is no such thing as long term effects of any vaccine”

After stimulating the immune system the vaccine disappears from the body and nothing is left of the vaccine in the body” He Said.

Dr.Abdullah Assiri’s tweet  on thursday has done a great service to the society in clearing doubts  about the myths doing rounds in the society pertaining to the Covid-19 vaccination ill effects.

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https://saudiexpatriate.com/covid-19-vaccine-free-for-all-saudi-residents/

The latest list of fines for violating COVID-19 protocols comes after a May 7, 2020 announcement of new regulations aimed at limiting gatherings that aid in the spread of the virus.

Fines for violating COVID-19 protocols will be imposed on those in charge of conferences and facility managers for the following:

Gatherings in a single or particular space in excess of the number stated by authorities without a residential relationship wit hin houses, farms, and the like will be fined SR10,000 ($2,700).

For family gatherings in houses, fields, camps, chalets, or open areas for people living in the same neighborhood, a fine of SR15,000 is imposed if the number of people in one space exceeds the number listed in one space.

Another SR40,000 fine is imposed for gatherings for social purposes, such as funerals, parties, and the like, that exceed the allowed number of people.

Any group of employees in a home or a construction site who are not related by blood or marriage.

A fine of SR50,000 is imposed on any group of employees without a residential relationship in houses, buildings under construction, farms, and other similar locations, if there are five or more people in one particular space.

Violations of precautionary measures by private sector establishments/facilities will be fined according to the cases stipulated in the preventive procedures and measures announced by the government.

Violations  include inviting people and allowing meetings, failing to verify the health status of individuals through designated applications, allowing reported cases to enter the facility, failing to conduct worker check-ups.

Allowing people into the facility without a medical or cloth mask, a lack of sterilizers, ignoring temperature checks at mall and commercial center entrances, and an absence of sterilizers. ignoring the temperature Checkpoints at mall and commercial center exits, as well as a failure to clean carts and shopping baskets after each use.

The person in charge of the facility will be penalized   for violating COVID-19 protocols as follows, based on the size of the facility and the number of employees: Small businesses with one to five employees will be shut down for five days and fined SR10,000.

A small business with six to 49 employees will be shut down for five days and fined SR20,000, while a medium business with 50 to 249 employees will be shut down for five days and fined SR50,000.
Large facilities with 250 or more employees will be fined SR100,000 and forced to close for five days.

The person in charge of the facility will be referred to the Bureau of Investigation and Public Prosecution to consider a jail term if the crime is repeated.

Restaurants and cafes are exempt from the above-mentioned closing times, and will only be closed for 24 hours the first time, 48 hours the second time, a week the third time, two weeks the fourth time, and a month the fifth time.

Refusing temperature checks at exits, not wearing masks, not adhering to social distancing, and withholding health information via the Tawakkalna app are all examples of violations.

Those who enter the Grand Mosque without a permit for prayer will be fined SR1,000.

Anyone who attends the above-mentioned meetings will be fined SR5,000 the first time, with the sum rising to SR100,000 if the offense is repeated, as well as referred to the Bureau of Investigation and Public Prosecution for consideration of a prison sentence.

On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia announced 13 more COVID-19-related deaths. The death toll has now risen to 7,098.

Saudi Arabia has performed 17,669,879 PCR tests so far, including 71,792 in the last 24 hours.
COVID-19 vaccinations are still being provided to Saudis and expats in the Kingdom, with a total of 10,906,361 people inoculated so far.

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