COVID-19 resulted in considerable global impact on urological care and among urologist. Worldwide, urology practice has been revolutionized as a result of COVID-19’s unprecedented effect on health care system. A study had shown that there was a negative psychological impact of COVID-19 pandemic on physicians with the most commonly reported feelings being worry, isolation, and fear. Furthermore, an international survey including 1004 urology professionals from six continents showed 41% respondents reported that their hospital employees had COVID-19 infection, 33% of them felt they get adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) and 47% expressed fear of returning to work. With this study, it was estimated that there was decline in urological services with COVID-19 outbreak that had a direct effect and resulted in a delay of >8 weeks in outpatient clinics, outpatient investigations and procedures, and urological surgeries in 28%, 30% and 31% respectively.