Can doctors from Europe work in Canada?

Foreign trained doctors can practice in Canada as long as their medical degree is recognized and they pass the licensure exam required by the province they wish to work in.

Is Ecfmg certification valid in Canada?

Because Canada does not accept the USMLE, Canada does not accept the ECFMG certificate. That’s right, you would have to write MCCEE, MCCQE Part 1, MCCQE Part 2, and the Canadian board exams for the residency that you did in the United States.

Can a doctor from outside the UK become a registered doctor?

Doctors qualifying from outside the UK may be eligible to apply directly for full registration if they hold an acceptable primary medical qualification and have completed a period of postgraduate clinical experience (internship). A doctor will need to provide documentary evidence to support their application.

Can I practice my profession in another EU country?

You can practise your profession in your new EU country under the same conditions as the nationals of that country. Your profession may not be regulated as such but be considered part of another regulated profession.

Can I work in the EU with a non-EU Qualification?

If you have obtained your qualification from a non-EU country and you want to work in an EU country, you need to get it recognised in the EU country where you want to work. In this case, your application for professional recognition is subject to national rules.

How do I get my professional qualification recognised in the EU?

If your profession is regulated in the EU country where you want to practise, you may need to apply to get your professional qualification recognised there. Regulated professions differ across the EU. Check the regulated professions database to find out if your profession is regulated in the EU country you are moving to.