Hello sir, you explained very well about all the procedures. I have done my MBBS from Russia and now planning to do my Recidency from Germany, I just want to know about the total expenses for the required exams like FSP and Aprobation . Thank you
The total expenses for the required exams to practice medicine in Germany, such as the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) and probationary period, can vary. The FSP exam typically costs between €250 to €350. Additional costs for document verification, translations, and administrative fees during the licensing process can amount to a few hundred euros. These costs are estimates and may vary based on the federal state and specific circumstances.
Hi, I did my MBBS in India and completed my German B2 Level here. I want to do my PG in Germany and for that I am trying to enroll into C 1 medical course there. I am planning to submit the documents required for approbation from India. When I went through the documents required I noticed that many states are asking for a job offer letter. Is it mandatory or can I submit my application without one? And what sort of visa should I apply for- a language visa or something else? Please advice.
While a job offer isn't always mandatory, having one can significantly simplify the process of obtaining medical approbation in Germany. It's advisable to seek a job offer or employment prospect to demonstrate your intent to practice medicine there. You can apply for a language visa (Visa for Language Learning) for your C1 medical course, which includes language proficiency preparation. After achieving the required language proficiency level, you can proceed with the approbation process. Keep in mind that requirements may vary by state and change over time, so check with the relevant authorities and consider consulting with experts for personalized guidance.
To apply for an MD (Medicine) program in Germany, you would need to complete several steps. First, you must demonstrate proficiency in the German language as most MD programs are taught in German. This usually involves providing proof of language proficiency through a recognized test like TestDaF or DSH. Additionally, you need to check the specific entry requirements of each university you are interested in. Some universities may require you to take the Entrance Exam (TMS), which measures cognitive abilities and scientific knowledge. After fulfilling these requirements, you can submit your application to the universities of your choice. Upon acceptance, you would need to complete the Approbation exam, which is the medical licensure exam, to be able to practice as a doctor in Germany.
@@visalibrary thank you. So there are a total of 3 exams that one should clear to get md enrollment? Is there any other factor that increases the chances of getting accepted to the university before the approbation test?
@@lalalanf2955 To increase your chances of acceptance to a university for an MD program in Germany before the Approbation Exam, focus on strong academic performance, practical experience in the medical field, a compelling motivation letter, positive letters of recommendation, and active involvement in extracurricular activities. Remember to research the specific requirements of each university and contact their admissions offices for more information.
There is no specific age limit to become a doctor in Germany. However, the medical education and training process in Germany can be lengthy, and it typically takes several years to complete. As a result, individuals who decide to pursue a medical career may need to consider their personal circumstances, including their age and the time required to complete the necessary qualifications and training. It's important to check the specific admission requirements and regulations of medical universities and institutions in Germany, as they may have their own policies regarding age and admissions.
Thank you for the video. Can we move to germany as a foreign specialist, get recognition then work directly in our specialty or do we need to have approbation first then start residency all over ?
In Germany, foreign doctors seeking to practice medicine typically begin by having their qualifications assessed for equivalence by German authorities. Proficiency in the German language is crucial as patient interactions and documentation occur in German. If their qualifications meet the required standards, they can apply for the "Approbation," which grants them a license to practice medicine in Germany. Depending on the extent of equivalence, foreign doctors may have the opportunity to work directly in their specialty. However, for those with qualifications falling short, additional training or residency may be necessary. The specific requirements can vary, so it's advisable to consult with the relevant German authorities for personalized guidance.
To immigrate and work in Germany as a doctor, including taking up a volunteering job, you generally need to obtain a German medical license (Approbation). The process of getting a medical license in Germany involves proving your qualifications are equivalent to German standards, passing a language proficiency test in German (usually at the B2 or C1 level), and sometimes passing a medical knowledge exam. For volunteering jobs, while the need for a full Approbation may vary depending on the nature of the volunteer work and the organization's requirements, having a German medical license is often necessary to practice medicine in any capacity, including volunteer work. Some organizations might allow foreign doctors to volunteer under supervision without a full license, but this is less common and would be specific to the organization and the type of medical services being provided. In summary, to volunteer as a doctor in Germany, you would typically require a German medical license, although there might be exceptions based on the role and organization. It's essential to check with the specific organization you're interested in volunteering with and the relevant German health authorities to understand the exact requirements for your situation.
To pursue a career as a Medical Laboratory Scientist in Germany, several essential steps must be followed. First, ensure you possess the required educational qualifications, typically a bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science or a related field, and verify that your degree is recognized in Germany. Proficiency in the German language is crucial, as effective communication in healthcare settings is vital. You may need to demonstrate your language skills through recognized exams. Additionally, your professional qualifications must be recognized in Germany, a process known as "Anerkennung." This involves an evaluation to ensure your credentials meet German standards. Securing a job offer before immigrating can be advantageous. Upon arrival, you'll need to obtain the necessary visa and residence permit, as well as mandatory health insurance. Registering with the relevant medical association, providing background documentation, and having sufficient financial resources are also part of the process. Staying informed about the latest requirements and consulting with immigration professionals can help streamline your immigration journey to Germany.
In Germany, if you have completed your MBBS degree from Bulgaria and wish to work as a doctor, you will need to have your qualifications recognized. This may involve taking exams or undergoing assessments to ensure your qualifications are equivalent to German standards. The specific requirements and exams can vary depending on your individual qualifications and the state in Germany where you intend to work.
Iam not specify the name of the channel .....but in that channel he tells that a doctor from bulgaria can work any European countries without any licenceing exam...and only want to pass their language exam ..... that's why I am asking to you....is that true or false
While there are limited education loan options for international students pursuing medical studies in Germany, you can explore alternatives such as DAAD scholarships, private bank loans in India, university scholarships, part-time work opportunities, and government scholarships. It's important to research and plan your finances carefully to cover both tuition fees and living expenses while considering the specific requirements of your chosen medical program in Germany.
To practice as a radiologist in Germany, you'll need to go through several key steps. First, ensure your qualifications are recognized through the "Berufsanerkennung" process. Proficiency in the German language, especially in medical terminology, is crucial (typically at the C1 level). You may need to pass a specialty exam specific to radiology and obtain a medical license (Approbation). Depending on your qualifications, additional training or residency might be required. Securing a job offer from a German healthcare institution is essential, as it's often a prerequisite for obtaining a visa. The specific requirements and processes can vary by the German state where you intend to practice, so it's wise to consult with the relevant medical and immigration authorities and consider professional guidance for a smoother transition.
To immigrate to Germany and work as a doctor with your MBBS and postgraduate qualifications from India, you must first achieve proficiency in the German language, typically at the B2 or C1 level. Your Indian medical qualifications need to be recognized in Germany, which involves applying for their recognition. Additionally, passing a Medical German Language Test is often required to demonstrate your proficiency in medical terms and patient communication in German. Following this, you'll need to apply for a Medical License (Approbation), which is necessary to legally practice medicine in Germany. Once you secure a job in a hospital or medical practice, you can then apply for a German work visa or the Blue Card EU specifically for Germany. This comprehensive process is designed to integrate you into the German healthcare system and ensure you meet the professional standards required.
Yes, you can pursue a medical internship in Germany as a medical student. Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements, such as completing a certain portion of your medical studies, and then apply through recognized programs or institutions offering medical internships in Germany. Be prepared to meet language proficiency requirements and fulfill visa and licensing requirements. It's advisable to research specific programs and institutions that offer medical internships in Germany to find suitable opportunities.
Thank you for the good explanation I have done my mbbs from pakistan. With 5years experience now in medicine. Can I apply for language visa directly as a beginner? How to recognize my license and degree from pakistan ? Thanks in advanvce
To work as a doctor in Germany with your MBBS degree from Pakistan, you can apply for a language visa to learn German. However, the language visa is not for medical practice. To recognize your medical license and degree from Pakistan in Germany, you will need to go through a recognition process (Anerkennung) for your qualifications. The specific steps and requirements can vary, so it's essential to contact the relevant authorities in Germany, such as the State Medical Association (Landesärztekammer) in the federal state where you plan to work, for detailed guidance on the recognition process.
The "Fachsprachenprüfung" (FSP) for foreign doctors in Germany is a standardized national examination. While some states may have variations in the availability of support services and resources, the FSP's requirements and difficulty level are generally consistent across all states. Therefore, the FSP itself is not necessarily more "friendly" or challenging in specific states. The key is to prepare adequately and meet the national requirements for passing the FSP, regardless of the state you choose to pursue your medical career in.
Good evening Doctor I hope you are doing well , Please I have got some questions about the visa process to get Germany. But my case is quiet different than yours that is why I would like your CONTACT DETAILS specifically. So I can properly ask you about my case and see if you could help me. Please your assistance will be much appreciated. Please your instagram or facebook or email contact please. I need guidance in my case.
Good evening! Thank you for reaching out. 🌟 We’d be happy to help guide you through the visa process for working as a doctor in Germany! Since each case can vary, it’s best to book a consultation for detailed advice tailored to your situation. Feel free to DM us or visit the link in our bio to schedule a session. Looking forward to assisting you with your journey! 🩺✨
Hello sir, you explained very well about all the procedures.
I have done my MBBS from Russia and now planning to do my Recidency from Germany, I just want to know about the total expenses for the required exams like FSP and Aprobation .
Thank you
The total expenses for the required exams to practice medicine in Germany, such as the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) and probationary period, can vary. The FSP exam typically costs between €250 to €350. Additional costs for document verification, translations, and administrative fees during the licensing process can amount to a few hundred euros. These costs are estimates and may vary based on the federal state and specific circumstances.
Hello
Thank you for the thorough explanation😊 I’d like to ask if internship and license by home country is required?
Yes, you must be a licensed doctor to immigrate to Germany as a doctor.
Hi, I did my MBBS in India and completed my German B2 Level here. I want to do my PG in Germany and for that I am trying to enroll into C 1 medical course there. I am planning to submit the documents required for approbation from India. When I went through the documents required I noticed that many states are asking for a job offer letter. Is it mandatory or can I submit my application without one?
And what sort of visa should I apply for- a language visa or something else? Please advice.
While a job offer isn't always mandatory, having one can significantly simplify the process of obtaining medical approbation in Germany. It's advisable to seek a job offer or employment prospect to demonstrate your intent to practice medicine there. You can apply for a language visa (Visa for Language Learning) for your C1 medical course, which includes language proficiency preparation. After achieving the required language proficiency level, you can proceed with the approbation process. Keep in mind that requirements may vary by state and change over time, so check with the relevant authorities and consider consulting with experts for personalized guidance.
Thank you for the informative video. What would we have to do to apply for MD in Germany? Can we directly apply for it after passing approbation exam?
To apply for an MD (Medicine) program in Germany, you would need to complete several steps. First, you must demonstrate proficiency in the German language as most MD programs are taught in German. This usually involves providing proof of language proficiency through a recognized test like TestDaF or DSH. Additionally, you need to check the specific entry requirements of each university you are interested in. Some universities may require you to take the Entrance Exam (TMS), which measures cognitive abilities and scientific knowledge. After fulfilling these requirements, you can submit your application to the universities of your choice. Upon acceptance, you would need to complete the Approbation exam, which is the medical licensure exam, to be able to practice as a doctor in Germany.
@@visalibrary thank you. So there are a total of 3 exams that one should clear to get md enrollment? Is there any other factor that increases the chances of getting accepted to the university before the approbation test?
@@lalalanf2955 To increase your chances of acceptance to a university for an MD program in Germany before the Approbation Exam, focus on strong academic performance, practical experience in the medical field, a compelling motivation letter, positive letters of recommendation, and active involvement in extracurricular activities. Remember to research the specific requirements of each university and contact their admissions offices for more information.
@@visalibrary thank you so much for the information.
Thank you very much.
Is there an age limit to become a doctor in Germany?
There is no specific age limit to become a doctor in Germany. However, the medical education and training process in Germany can be lengthy, and it typically takes several years to complete. As a result, individuals who decide to pursue a medical career may need to consider their personal circumstances, including their age and the time required to complete the necessary qualifications and training. It's important to check the specific admission requirements and regulations of medical universities and institutions in Germany, as they may have their own policies regarding age and admissions.
Thank you for the video.
Can we move to germany as a foreign specialist, get recognition then work directly in our specialty or do we need to have approbation first then start residency all over ?
In Germany, foreign doctors seeking to practice medicine typically begin by having their qualifications assessed for equivalence by German authorities. Proficiency in the German language is crucial as patient interactions and documentation occur in German. If their qualifications meet the required standards, they can apply for the "Approbation," which grants them a license to practice medicine in Germany. Depending on the extent of equivalence, foreign doctors may have the opportunity to work directly in their specialty. However, for those with qualifications falling short, additional training or residency may be necessary. The specific requirements can vary, so it's advisable to consult with the relevant German authorities for personalized guidance.
@@visalibrarydo they fund housing and give you salary while learning? Same with Nurses here in Germany?
Very informative video. I completed my MBBS in Russia. But I am from Sri Lanka. Do I need a working license from my home country to apply??
Ask it from the German officials due to your conditions.
What ab
Out volunteering job applying process and do we require german license for it
To immigrate and work in Germany as a doctor, including taking up a volunteering job, you generally need to obtain a German medical license (Approbation). The process of getting a medical license in Germany involves proving your qualifications are equivalent to German standards, passing a language proficiency test in German (usually at the B2 or C1 level), and sometimes passing a medical knowledge exam.
For volunteering jobs, while the need for a full Approbation may vary depending on the nature of the volunteer work and the organization's requirements, having a German medical license is often necessary to practice medicine in any capacity, including volunteer work. Some organizations might allow foreign doctors to volunteer under supervision without a full license, but this is less common and would be specific to the organization and the type of medical services being provided.
In summary, to volunteer as a doctor in Germany, you would typically require a German medical license, although there might be exceptions based on the role and organization. It's essential to check with the specific organization you're interested in volunteering with and the relevant German health authorities to understand the exact requirements for your situation.
@@visalibrary Thank you so much for your valuable information.
Do you have any idea of the requirements for medical laboratory scientists?
To pursue a career as a Medical Laboratory Scientist in Germany, several essential steps must be followed. First, ensure you possess the required educational qualifications, typically a bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science or a related field, and verify that your degree is recognized in Germany. Proficiency in the German language is crucial, as effective communication in healthcare settings is vital. You may need to demonstrate your language skills through recognized exams. Additionally, your professional qualifications must be recognized in Germany, a process known as "Anerkennung." This involves an evaluation to ensure your credentials meet German standards. Securing a job offer before immigrating can be advantageous. Upon arrival, you'll need to obtain the necessary visa and residence permit, as well as mandatory health insurance. Registering with the relevant medical association, providing background documentation, and having sufficient financial resources are also part of the process. Staying informed about the latest requirements and consulting with immigration professionals can help streamline your immigration journey to Germany.
Do we want to write any licenceing exam to work in Germany after completing mbbs from bulgaria.....?
In Germany, if you have completed your MBBS degree from Bulgaria and wish to work as a doctor, you will need to have your qualifications recognized. This may involve taking exams or undergoing assessments to ensure your qualifications are equivalent to German standards. The specific requirements and exams can vary depending on your individual qualifications and the state in Germany where you intend to work.
Iam not specify the name of the channel .....but in that channel he tells that a doctor from bulgaria can work any European countries without any licenceing exam...and only want to pass their language exam ..... that's why I am asking to you....is that true or false
any education loan available to get license in Germany as a doctor? i am from india
While there are limited education loan options for international students pursuing medical studies in Germany, you can explore alternatives such as DAAD scholarships, private bank loans in India, university scholarships, part-time work opportunities, and government scholarships. It's important to research and plan your finances carefully to cover both tuition fees and living expenses while considering the specific requirements of your chosen medical program in Germany.
Is these procedures same if i want to apply as a veterinarian in Germany?
It's about the same, but do your research and we try to have a video about it.
Thanku
Do you have websites where I can read from
visalibrary.com/
I am uk national but did my Medical degree from Georgia.
Do i need recognition?
You are likely to need recognition.
if you are UK national why the hell you want to come to Germany. People are crazy
I m a radiologist with fellowship degree from my country Pakistan. Besides c2 is there any speciality exam i have to prepare
To practice as a radiologist in Germany, you'll need to go through several key steps. First, ensure your qualifications are recognized through the "Berufsanerkennung" process. Proficiency in the German language, especially in medical terminology, is crucial (typically at the C1 level). You may need to pass a specialty exam specific to radiology and obtain a medical license (Approbation). Depending on your qualifications, additional training or residency might be required. Securing a job offer from a German healthcare institution is essential, as it's often a prerequisite for obtaining a visa. The specific requirements and processes can vary by the German state where you intend to practice, so it's wise to consult with the relevant medical and immigration authorities and consider professional guidance for a smoother transition.
Hii sirr .... I have done my mbbs in india. And doing my PG in india ... I want to work in germany . So what is the route ??
To immigrate to Germany and work as a doctor with your MBBS and postgraduate qualifications from India, you must first achieve proficiency in the German language, typically at the B2 or C1 level. Your Indian medical qualifications need to be recognized in Germany, which involves applying for their recognition. Additionally, passing a Medical German Language Test is often required to demonstrate your proficiency in medical terms and patient communication in German. Following this, you'll need to apply for a Medical License (Approbation), which is necessary to legally practice medicine in Germany. Once you secure a job in a hospital or medical practice, you can then apply for a German work visa or the Blue Card EU specifically for Germany. This comprehensive process is designed to integrate you into the German healthcare system and ensure you meet the professional standards required.
What about BHMS doctors, any scope
The process is almost similar to doctors.
Iam a student in philippines now I want to do my internship and attend fsp for licence, can u tell me the way
You need an internship visa
visalibrary.com/europe/germany-visa/work-visa/internship-visa/
Im medical student can I come to internship for germen
Yes, you can pursue a medical internship in Germany as a medical student. Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements, such as completing a certain portion of your medical studies, and then apply through recognized programs or institutions offering medical internships in Germany. Be prepared to meet language proficiency requirements and fulfill visa and licensing requirements. It's advisable to research specific programs and institutions that offer medical internships in Germany to find suitable opportunities.
Thank you for the good explanation
I have done my mbbs from pakistan.
With 5years experience now in medicine.
Can I apply for language visa directly as a beginner? How to recognize my license and degree from pakistan ?
Thanks in advanvce
To work as a doctor in Germany with your MBBS degree from Pakistan, you can apply for a language visa to learn German. However, the language visa is not for medical practice.
To recognize your medical license and degree from Pakistan in Germany, you will need to go through a recognition process (Anerkennung) for your qualifications. The specific steps and requirements can vary, so it's essential to contact the relevant authorities in Germany, such as the State Medical Association (Landesärztekammer) in the federal state where you plan to work, for detailed guidance on the recognition process.
Which states are more friendly to pass them FSP?
The "Fachsprachenprüfung" (FSP) for foreign doctors in Germany is a standardized national examination. While some states may have variations in the availability of support services and resources, the FSP's requirements and difficulty level are generally consistent across all states. Therefore, the FSP itself is not necessarily more "friendly" or challenging in specific states. The key is to prepare adequately and meet the national requirements for passing the FSP, regardless of the state you choose to pursue your medical career in.
Good evening Doctor I hope you are doing well , Please I have got some questions about the visa process to get Germany. But my case is quiet different than yours that is why I would like your CONTACT DETAILS specifically. So I can properly ask you about my case and see if you could help me. Please your assistance will be much appreciated. Please your instagram or facebook or email contact please. I need guidance in my case.
Good evening! Thank you for reaching out. 🌟 We’d be happy to help guide you through the visa process for working as a doctor in Germany! Since each case can vary, it’s best to book a consultation for detailed advice tailored to your situation. Feel free to DM us or visit the link in our bio to schedule a session.
Looking forward to assisting you with your journey! 🩺✨