Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No, applications are not accepted via email at this time. However, a Letter of Good Standing for an applicant must be sent directly from the registering body to the Registrar. This may be submitted via email or by post/courier.

No, applications are not accepted via email at this time. However, a Letter of Good Standing for an applicant must be sent directly from the registering body to the Registrar. This may be submitted via email or by post/courier.

Pursuant to section 27A(6) of the Health Practice Act (2021 Revision), a registered practitioner who does not hold a valid practising licence for a period of not less than five consecutive years shall be removed from the register, unless they apply to the relevant Council to be retained and pay the prescribed fee.

Yes. Practitioners on the Principal List must submit renewal applications at least 28 days before their licence expires, while those on the Institutional or Provisional Lists must submit theirs at least 60 days prior. A late fee of CI$100.00 applies otherwise.

Yes. Pursuant to section 27A(2B) of the Health Practice Act (2021 Revision), if an application for renewal is submitted before the practicing licence expires a practitioner may continue to practice.

“Where an application for the renewal of a practising licence under subsection (2) or (2A) is made before the expiry of the practising licence but has not been dealt with by the relevant Council at the time the practising licence is due to expire, the practising licence continues in force until the application for renewal is dealt with; and any renewal in such a case shall be taken to have commenced from the day on which the practising licence would have expired but for the renewal.”

Submit a completed LOGS request form along with the CI$25 processing fee at the DHRS Customer Service Desk. The LOGS can be sent by email or courier as requested by the practitioner. Processing time is 15 business days.