Egypt
- RequirementHow to submitDescription
- Required Documents Form
By the applicant
Equivalency Process Required Documents Form, signed and dated.
- Identification
By the applicant
Notarized photocopy of one of the listed government issued photo identifications.
- Difference in Name
By the applicant
Notarized photocopy of proof of name change or difference in name, if the name that appears on any document is different than the name on your government issued photo identification.
- Canadian Citizenship or Proof of Permanent Residency
By the applicant
If you are a Canadian resident and would like to provide proof of residency, you can submit a notarized photocopy of one of the documents listed in the Application Guide. This is not required to take an NDEB examination.
- Degree
By the applicant
A good quality notarized colour photocopy of the front and back of your final Degree (درجة البكالوريوس في طب و جراحة الفم والأسنان) in the original language issued.
You must also submit an accurate, word-for-word translation of the degree if it is not in English done by a certified translator which meets the criteria outlined in the definitions section.
- Internship
Not required if the university will issue your final degree without completion of an internship.
- Confirmation of Degree Form
Directly by the issuing university
Completed NDEB Confirmation of Degree Form received directly from the university confirming program length as per the academic record and date the degree was issued/conferred. Download the Confirmation of Degree Form from your online profile and follow the instructions on page 1.
- Academic Record
Directly by the issuing university
Official academic record issued in English listing all courses taken through each year of the program and results.
- Statements of Good Standing
Directly by the licensing body
A letter or certificate issued by all licensing bodies in which you were licensed, confirming that you are or were entitled to practice in the jurisdiction and that you were not disqualified, suspended, or prohibited from practising, and the regulatory authority is not aware of any matters that call into question your good standing, fitness to practise or ‘good character’ as a healthcare professional.