Syrian Ministry of Health
The official site of Syria's Ministry of Health, with a patient portal, a complaints platform, a registry of licensed health apps and the ambulance number 110.
What it helps with
- Emergency in SyriaCall 110.
- Checking a health appLicensed registry.
- Making a complaintOnline.
About Ministry of Health:
The ministry runs public hospitals and health centres and regulates pharmacies, laboratories and medicines. The site offers a digital patient portal, a complaints platform, service pages for health facilities and drug control, and a list of licensed health apps. It is in Arabic.
Key Features:
- Ambulance 110: National emergency number.
- Patient portal: Digital services.
- Complaints: Online platform.
- Licensed apps: Registry of health apps.
How to Get Started:
- Save the ambulance number 110.
- Open moh.gov.sy for notices and services.
- Use the complaints platform if a facility refuses care.
- Check whether a health app is on the licensed list before using it.
Before you use it
- Good to know: The ambulance number in Syria is 110.
- Limits: Public hospitals often lack supplies, and patients may be asked to buy medicines themselves.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Syrian Ministry of Health work with a foreign bank card in Syria?
- Not reliably — a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
- Is Syrian Ministry of Health available in English?
- Not officially — the interface is mainly in the local language.
- Do I need a local phone number to use Syrian Ministry of Health?
- No, an international phone number generally works for Syrian Ministry of Health.
- Do I need local ID or residency for Syrian Ministry of Health?
- No, Syrian Ministry of Health doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use Syrian Ministry of Health?
- Web
- How much does Syrian Ministry of Health cost?
- Free; low fees at public hospitals