He didn't even clear the exam for getting an admission in med school and he's searching about how to settle in switzerland. I don't know in what way this video is helpful for him in his current scenario? Maybe you might say he's planning for the future, but do you think you are doing the thing which you planned when you were 19 yo?
Thank you so much for your video; i found it very useful. I am an Australian trained GP and have been working as a GP in Australia for the past 28 years. I am married to a Swiss citizen and am interested in working as a GP (in Geneva). I am studying French (I’m at level A2 so far). Where do I start the process? Where are GP jobs advertised?
Did you manage to find work as a GP. I plan to do something similar after finishing my GP training in UK. I have a European medical degree aswell as a European passport. I wonder if direct transition will be possible
Hey! I'm not really sure there is a shortage of doctors in Switzerland. I've done multiple internships there and have a couple more to go and from my experience it's extremely competitive and that even for Swiss or EU graduates. The only uncompetitive specialties might be psychiatry and internal at a stretch. What concretely makes you say there is a shortage of doctors in Switzerland?
Yeah i don't understand why some physician youtubers do this. Just fake hope. Same with youtubers saying the NHS in UK lacking doctors. I've been applying every single day for 3 months there as well, with all the necessary requirements for a junior doctor post but to no avail.
@@shrnschn5236 Exactly! My opinion is that matching into a residency in Switzerland is kind of like matching into residency in the US in the sense that unless you've been preparing for it during the last couple of years you'll most probably be out of luck. Obviously this changes once you're an attending but still the video seems to paint a much more positive picture than the reality. I got to know Swiss or German residents who already have perfect language skills who had to wait multiple years to match into specialties that are not that competitive abroad like cards or gastroenterology. Unless you know what you're getting yourself into and have a plan, Switzerland might even be a bad option. I've also spoken to a recruitment agent who told me she's seen CVs of foreign doctors who've been working in Switzerland for more than 7 years and still aren't board-certified and remarked that with frequently changing jobs their CVs looked like a catastrophe. Obviously it's doable but not mentioning that one needs perfect German skills and that there's also Swiss German one needs to understand PLUS ideally one more national language (French) and even then you need to be competitive enough feels like low-key deception or cluelessness.
@@Peter-jx6qq I wouldn't say its competitive as residency in the US, Canada, Australia or the UK. For most cantons in Switzerland, knowing only one language (German or French or Italian is enough). As an EU medical graduate, you don't have to do any entrance exam like USMLE, AMC etc. The medical chamber directly recognises your EU degree and you can apply to any hospitals you want. Non-Swiss graduates should just be careful not to apply for residency at the same time of the year when the Swiss medical students are applying (usually 3-4 years in advance). The latter have priority. But 1-2 months before the start of the residency the Swiss students drop out of the many unnecessary residency posts they have reserved in application. That's when it's possible for foreigners* to apply. So it depends on luck. I have europeans friends who applied in both the french and german cantons and they could start working after 2-3 months because they applied at the right time. By foreigners* btw, i mean EU/EEA citizens. That's a big requirement. Despite having an EU medical degree, since I dont have an EU citizenship, the Swiss medical board will not recognise my degree.😑
@@shrnschn5236 well, you're probably talking about internal or psychiatry which is where it's not super competitive and you can almost always find a job I met multiple Swiss or European residents who had to wait for their desired residency for at least a couple of years.
@@Peter-jx6qq 2 of my friends got into Trauma and Orthopedics/ orthopedic surgery. 1 got Ophthalmo and the other one got psychiatry. As long as you apply to small hospitals at the appropriate time (i think it's called Group C hospitals), you can get most specialties. Once you are there you can already start applying to big university hospitals Group A for which you will have to wait few years for a vacancy. I agree that only 1 year in group C hospitals can be counted as residency training even if you do more years there. But at least you are not jobless. Many Swiss or european medical graduates don't apply to small hospitals in small towns because they only like living in cities.
Thank you! It is hard to find information on Switzerland online, maybe because few people have done it. I recently graduated from a non-EU country. I can either go to France (faster process) or Germany (longer process) to have my degree recognized and work there before applying to Switzerland. Do you know non-EU graduates who came to Switzerland through France pathway? I am so grateful I found your channel today!
Hi mina how are you ? I am also like you and choosed Framce for faster process..but i am wondering if you are doing the same process as me ; which is the DFMS program (ffi )..?
Hello, Have a nice day. It's good to see your comment. I've found lots of ways to become a doctor in EU. Could you tell me the way you choose to go to France. Which is the PACES or PAE,...
I am currently doing my house surgency after completing MBBS in India. I am exploring the possibilities of working in Switzerland. I wish to do a post graduation as well but not right away. I wanted to know if there is any scope for me to work in Switzerland as a GP straight out of India if I just learn the language. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you.
Thanks for the information sir, I want to know that. How can I practice maxillofacial surgery in Switzerland and my post-graduation degree is from Armenia which is a part of Europe . I have 2 years of practice Europe and 7 years of practice in India.
Thanks for the information Dr! Can you please explain the procedure for a non EU citizen with an EU medical MD degree (with license to practice in few european countries already)? Because I contacted MEBEKO about it, and they told me that even though my EU MD is recognised in european countries+GMC(UK), MEBEKO won't recognised it simply because I'm not an EU/EEA citizen.
Then how come are you saying that just the process of someone getting their non-EU degree recognised in an EU country, allows them to practice in Switzerland?
Singaporean graduated from Ireland University College Cork with an Honours Degree in Medicine in 2023 and currently doing F1 training in NHS and would be completing F2 training in NHS by August 2025. Will complete F1 and become a registered doctor in NHS in July 2024. However, unable to speak French or German. Is there still a possibility of working as a registered doctor in Switzerland, speaking English?
Dear Doctor, does the term "doctor-in-training" refer to "specialist residency training" ? Can non-residency doctor with EU working experience apply to work in Switz?
Hi Mr. Doctor, I am a medical student in Turkey and I am looking to work in a European country in the future. Firstly ı was thinking about working in England but then I saw that salaries are lower than ı expect. And then I saw Switzerland while I am looking for another country. Your videos are very helpful whose want to learn about being a doctor in Switzerland. I want to ask you that is being a doctor in Germany hard. Which exams should we have to work in Germany. My English is enough to write this comment. Is it hard do learn German for me or anybody. Can you make a video about theese questions. Thank you.
Hello doctor! I follow your TH-cam content related to work in Switzerland, so I would like to ask you for your suggestion and help. I am from Serbia and I am 25 years old, I just graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in Belgrade (Serbia - non EU). I have always wanted to work in Switzerland and I am aware of how difficult it is to get there. I started learning German and by the end of this year I could reach the b1-b2 level. My fiancee is about to graduate from IT technology and has EU citizenship, so we thought about the easiest way to come and work in Switzerland. What is your suggestion? Thanks in advance, regards! 🙏🏽
So far I wasn't able to find a single video for dentists applying for jobs Switzerland. Srsly. If you do find one, or find out the route dome know too pls
If someone validates their general medicine degree from Mexico in Spain, works for 2 to 3 years in Spain as a non-EU doctor with the degree recognized by Spain, without completing the MIR, and then obtains Spanish citizenship, is it possible for this person, with a completed general medicine degree and a master's degree in public health completed in Mexico, to go work in Switzerland at the age of 70 or 71, and with a B2 or C1 level of German?
Hi Sir, I am a uk citizen but studied MBBS in Ukraine (without licence) and unfortunetly my university not on UK GMC list. At this stage what would be your advice for my future career pathways in medicine?
Hello! I finished the university last year in romania and i’ve been looking for a job in suisse. I have my diploma recognised by mebeko, also a french b2 exam and ive been trying to get a job and i dont know why no one would hire me! Also today i got a call from medicalis saying i need to have the right to practice for the canton i wanna work in , and that will take more months and more money! What advice do you have for me? I plan to move next month and i can’t go and be jobless there with all my papers done and a doctor diploma. Thank you in advance!
Hi doctor!Thanks for sharing this video.I want to know whether a EU citizenship is a necessary condition to work in Switzerland as a physician,because I don't want to abandon my original nationality.
@eurojobs my husband is a Swiss citizen and is finishing his internship in orthopedics in Israel in August. we are moving to Zurich in September - will he be able to work there? since he studies in a non-EU country... I can't find any information about it.
First of all, thank you a lot Mr ganz for your precious advices, I'm currently a 3rd grade radiology resident in radiology, in romania that is an eu country, I already speak both fluent German and French, I got a Romanian recognition of my Algerian mbbs, and I would ask you if in my situation it is possible to secure a position in Switzerland, thanks a lot for your answer
Thank you for the above information. I was wondering If I have EU citizenship but I obtained my medical degree in a non-EU country, do I essentially count as a Non-EU applicant? Will I then need to acquire work experience in an EU country prior to applying to Switzerland?
Thank you for the information doc,what about those coming from a non EU countries,who are willing to take the state exam directly ?as long as they have a B2 level in Germans language.but aren’t working in any European country.
Hi i have done md internal medicine and 1 yr srship in Cardiology in india. After that i have 5 year work experience in corporate hospital here. Is there any opportunity in Switzerland?
Hello! I am an EU citizen and I’ve just received my diploma from a university in an EU country. I have C1 certificate in German. Is it necessary to start working in my country or I could apply to Switzerland straight away? Well, almost straight away, I still have a year of internship to do. I’d like to do internal medicine or pm&r.
Thank you sir for such an amazing explanation but you said if you can let your documents recognised in Germany then you are able to work in Switzerland, since in Germany there is 2 different licences- Berufserlaubnis und Approbation, with which license it is advisable apply for a job in Switzerland…. Thank you for your answer beforehand
Sir, can u please answer My wife is a doctor done mbbs in india but she is austrian citizen having austrian passport as their parents over there many years but she started living in India childhood onwards now she is learning German b2 level in India planning to reach Switzerland as many of family members over there, what is the fastest and easiest way to become junior doctor in Swiss?? As discussed we plan to go German first for 1/2 years and gradually move to Swiss, is it the best way or any other alternative??
Hello, do you happen to know if doctors registered in MedReg with the title not yet recognized need to be authorized by the canton and also if it is needed to be registered in ASMAC ( Association suisse des médecins-assistant(e)s et chef(fe)s de clinique) or any other Association. Thank you very much
Hello sir, I already have a degree of medicin from Russia but presently working in India. I aspire to work in Switzerland.. Could u please guid me step by step. Where can I contact u. Plz do lemme knw
Hello.... I am Amogh.... An MBBS student in Tbilisi State Medical University..... Georgia.... It comes under the EU.... I am a Citizen of the Republic of India.... Am I eligible to pursue a masters degree in Switzerland....?
Sir. Im from India.. Im BAMS graduate.. Now im doing my house surgeoncy... Can u plz suggest me any ms/pg courses in Switzerland.... Also is there any scope for ayurveda there
I have my doctor degree from Ukraine. Now I am working in India from nearly one and half year. How can I apply for working as a doctor in Switzerland.can you please help
Hii i am holding a medical degree of non EU, and practicing in non EU, but married to switzerland citizen , then what is the way to find a job as doctor in Switzerland?
Hi doctor can you guide me as to how to practice as a dentist in Switzerland or Germany? I like your channel and have subscribed too.Will be glad if you can help
Which Eu country is the best and easiest county for training or working in for none Eu doctors before coming to Switzerland??? Please make videos and help us with finding the easiest Eu country for us as a none Eu doctors then it will open a way for us to come to Switzerland in the future. For example Some people say first start your training in Romania or Lithuania, then move to Switzerland or Germany,
Not easy to go switzerland direct as non eu citizen. but you can go to Germany with atleast B2 level of German language, after getting some years of experience in Germany then you will have chance to settle as physiotherapist in switzerland.
Hello, dear doctor, could you please tell me what are the 5 or 10 characteristics that one should consider when choosing a canton? Aiming to get residency and in the future a Swiss passport for a doctor And among these German-speaking cantons, which one is suitable for an Iranian to at least enter there? For example, the components that I know myself; Lower taxes, easier to give B residence, and easier to convert to C residence and cheaper food and health care available... Consider that I have a Blue Card and permanent residence in Germany and registered as a MD., my first goal is to get C residence in Switzerland. And my final goal is, the Swiss red passport, and living in Swiss. Thanks Here's a subjective ranking from perceived easy to hard about cantons, which l knew them: Appenzell Innerrhoden: This canton is often considered to have a straightforward naturalization process, especially if you have lived there for a long time and integrated into the local community. Appenzell Ausserrhoden: Similar to its sister canton, Appenzell Ausserrhoden is also known for having a relatively straightforward naturalization process compared to larger cantons. Schwyz: Schwyz is known to have a relatively straightforward naturalization process for those who have been living there for a substantial period and meet the integration requirements. Glarus: Glarus is another canton with a naturalization process that is perceived to be less complex than some larger cantons. Uri: Uri is a smaller canton, and naturalization procedures may be more straightforward compared to larger urban cantons. Obwalden: Obwalden, being a smaller canton, may have a simpler naturalization process compared to larger ones. Nidwalden: Nidwalden is also known for having a relatively straightforward naturalization process for eligible applicants. Appenzell: Both Appenzell Innerrhoden and Appenzell Ausserrhoden are considered to have simple processes, but some sources suggest Innerrhoden might be slightly easier. Basel-Stadt: Basel-Stadt may have a straightforward process, especially for long-term residents who have integrated well. Schaffhausen: Schaffhausen is known to have reasonable naturalization procedures compared to some larger cantons. Thurgau: Thurgau's naturalization process is generally considered manageable. Fribourg (Freiburg): Fribourg's naturalization process might have some specific requirements, but it's generally regarded as reasonable. Solothurn: Solothurn's naturalization process is perceived to be somewhat more involved compared to some smaller cantons. Basel-Landschaft: Basel-Landschaft may have a slightly more complex process compared to Basel-Stadt. Aargau: Aargau's naturalization process might involve more requirements compared to some smaller cantons. Zug: Zug's naturalization process may have more requirements compared to some smaller cantons. St. Gallen: St. Gallen may have a somewhat more involved naturalization process compared to smaller cantons. Bern (Berne): As one of the larger cantons, Bern's naturalization process might involve more documentation and requirements. Zürich (Zurich): As one of the largest and most populous cantons, Zurich's naturalization process may have more requirements and take longer to complete compared to smaller cantons. Graubünden (Grisons): Graubünden's naturalization process can be more complex due to its unique multilingual character and additional requirements for language proficiency.
I have completed 3 year superspecility training in interventional radiology from india and my husband completed 3 year training in neurosurgery from india Is there a way we could work in switzerland?
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i am raamesh 19 year ol giving neet ug and it is reaally helpful sir thankyou
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He didn't even clear the exam for getting an admission in med school and he's searching about how to settle in switzerland. I don't know in what way this video is helpful for him in his current scenario?
Maybe you might say he's planning for the future, but do you think you are doing the thing which you planned when you were 19 yo?
Sir can you please make a video like this on Luxembourg ? Thank you
Thank you so much for your video; i found it very useful. I am an Australian trained GP and have been working as a GP in Australia for the past 28 years. I am married to a Swiss citizen and am interested in working as a GP (in Geneva). I am studying French (I’m at level A2 so far). Where do I start the process? Where are GP jobs advertised?
Why you want to leave Australia
Did you manage to find work as a GP. I plan to do something similar after finishing my GP training in UK.
I have a European medical degree aswell as a European passport. I wonder if direct transition will be possible
Thanks for such an informative video. Will follow your guidance to get work in Switzerland.
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Sir when u say country outside eu means if I have Portuguese passport it’s ok for me right ?
I have a Polish Medical Degree, Goethe B2 German, and German Permanent Residence but I am a US citizen. Do you think a Direct Anerkennung is possible?
Hey! I'm not really sure there is a shortage of doctors in Switzerland. I've done multiple internships there and have a couple more to go and from my experience it's extremely competitive and that even for Swiss or EU graduates. The only uncompetitive specialties might be psychiatry and internal at a stretch. What concretely makes you say there is a shortage of doctors in Switzerland?
Yeah i don't understand why some physician youtubers do this. Just fake hope. Same with youtubers saying the NHS in UK lacking doctors. I've been applying every single day for 3 months there as well, with all the necessary requirements for a junior doctor post but to no avail.
@@shrnschn5236 Exactly! My opinion is that matching into a residency in Switzerland is kind of like matching into residency in the US in the sense that unless you've been preparing for it during the last couple of years you'll most probably be out of luck. Obviously this changes once you're an attending but still the video seems to paint a much more positive picture than the reality.
I got to know Swiss or German residents who already have perfect language skills who had to wait multiple years to match into specialties that are not that competitive abroad like cards or gastroenterology.
Unless you know what you're getting yourself into and have a plan, Switzerland might even be a bad option. I've also spoken to a recruitment agent who told me she's seen CVs of foreign doctors who've been working in Switzerland for more than 7 years and still aren't board-certified and remarked that with frequently changing jobs their CVs looked like a catastrophe.
Obviously it's doable but not mentioning that one needs perfect German skills and that there's also Swiss German one needs to understand PLUS ideally one more national language (French) and even then you need to be competitive enough feels like low-key deception or cluelessness.
@@Peter-jx6qq I wouldn't say its competitive as residency in the US, Canada, Australia or the UK. For most cantons in Switzerland, knowing only one language (German or French or Italian is enough).
As an EU medical graduate, you don't have to do any entrance exam like USMLE, AMC etc. The medical chamber directly recognises your EU degree and you can apply to any hospitals you want.
Non-Swiss graduates should just be careful not to apply for residency at the same time of the year when the Swiss medical students are applying (usually 3-4 years in advance). The latter have priority. But 1-2 months before the start of the residency the Swiss students drop out of the many unnecessary residency posts they have reserved in application. That's when it's possible for foreigners* to apply. So it depends on luck. I have europeans friends who applied in both the french and german cantons and they could start working after 2-3 months because they applied at the right time.
By foreigners* btw, i mean EU/EEA citizens. That's a big requirement. Despite having an EU medical degree, since I dont have an EU citizenship, the Swiss medical board will not recognise my degree.😑
@@shrnschn5236 well, you're probably talking about internal or psychiatry which is where it's not super competitive and you can almost always find a job
I met multiple Swiss or European residents who had to wait for their desired residency for at least a couple of years.
@@Peter-jx6qq 2 of my friends got into Trauma and Orthopedics/ orthopedic surgery. 1 got Ophthalmo and the other one got psychiatry.
As long as you apply to small hospitals at the appropriate time (i think it's called Group C hospitals), you can get most specialties. Once you are there you can already start applying to big university hospitals Group A for which you will have to wait few years for a vacancy.
I agree that only 1 year in group C hospitals can be counted as residency training even if you do more years there. But at least you are not jobless.
Many Swiss or european medical graduates don't apply to small hospitals in small towns because they only like living in cities.
Thank you so much for this video! Very informative! What do you think of the federal diploma path and how realistic is it?
Thank you! It is hard to find information on Switzerland online, maybe because few people have done it.
I recently graduated from a non-EU country. I can either go to France (faster process) or Germany (longer process) to have my degree recognized and work there before applying to Switzerland.
Do you know non-EU graduates who came to Switzerland through France pathway?
I am so grateful I found your channel today!
Hi mina how are you ? I am also like you and choosed Framce for faster process..but i am wondering if you are doing the same process as me ; which is the DFMS program (ffi )..?
Hello, Have a nice day. It's good to see your comment. I've found lots of ways to become a doctor in EU. Could you tell me the way you choose to go to France. Which is the PACES or PAE,...
Thanks allot Dear respected brother ❤️
We are interested for Switzerland...
Mbbs and ten years experience as a gynecologist
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I am currently doing my house surgency after completing MBBS in India. I am exploring the possibilities of working in Switzerland. I wish to do a post graduation as well but not right away. I wanted to know if there is any scope for me to work in Switzerland as a GP straight out of India if I just learn the language.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you.
Thanks for the information sir, I want to know that. How can I practice maxillofacial surgery in Switzerland and my post-graduation degree is from Armenia which is a part of Europe . I have 2 years of practice Europe and 7 years of practice in India.
Hello
I am doing MS ENT in India ...is there any scope ???
Hello doctor!! Thank you for your video
I want to know is there a age limit to start working in Switzerland as a doctor?
Hello doctor
Thanks for the informative video,what is the way to practice in Switzerland,i am an ophthalmologist from India
Thanks for the information Dr! Can you please explain the procedure for a non EU citizen with an EU medical MD degree (with license to practice in few european countries already)? Because I contacted MEBEKO about it, and they told me that even though my EU MD is recognised in european countries+GMC(UK), MEBEKO won't recognised it simply because I'm not an EU/EEA citizen.
Then how come are you saying that just the process of someone getting their non-EU degree recognised in an EU country, allows them to practice in Switzerland?
Singaporean graduated from Ireland University College Cork with an Honours Degree in Medicine in 2023 and currently doing F1 training in NHS and would be completing F2 training in NHS by August 2025. Will complete F1 and become a registered doctor in NHS in July 2024. However, unable to speak French or German. Is there still a possibility of working as a registered doctor in Switzerland, speaking English?
no, you have to speak either french or german, or both
Hello sir I'm bmlt student 19 year old and looking forward to work in Switzerland as lab technician plz make a vedio for student like me guiding us
Dear Doctor, does the term "doctor-in-training" refer to "specialist residency training" ?
Can non-residency doctor with EU working experience apply to work in Switz?
Hi Mr. Doctor, I am a medical student in Turkey and I am looking to work in a European country in the future. Firstly ı was thinking about working in England but then I saw that salaries are lower than ı expect. And then I saw Switzerland while I am looking for another country. Your videos are very helpful whose want to learn about being a doctor in Switzerland. I want to ask you that is being a doctor in Germany hard. Which exams should we have to work in Germany. My English is enough to write this comment. Is it hard do learn German for me or anybody. Can you make a video about theese questions. Thank you.
It’s one of the easiest- I will make a video on this
@@eurojobs9128 thank you 🥳👍🏿
Hello doctor!
I follow your TH-cam content related to work in Switzerland, so I would like to ask you for your suggestion and help.
I am from Serbia and I am 25 years old, I just graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in Belgrade (Serbia - non EU).
I have always wanted to work in Switzerland and I am aware of how difficult it is to get there. I started learning German and by the end of this year I could reach the b1-b2 level.
My fiancee is about to graduate from IT technology and has EU citizenship, so we thought about the easiest way to come and work in Switzerland.
What is your suggestion?
Thanks in advance, regards!
🙏🏽
So far I wasn't able to find a single video for dentists applying for jobs Switzerland. Srsly. If you do find one, or find out the route dome know too pls
Many many thanks for the information from libya anesthesiologist.
So if I start my speciality (in, for instance, dermatology) -in Ireland, I can go directly to Switzerland to work as a doctor?
If someone validates their general medicine degree from Mexico in Spain, works for 2 to 3 years in Spain as a non-EU doctor with the degree recognized by Spain, without completing the MIR, and then obtains Spanish citizenship, is it possible for this person, with a completed general medicine degree and a master's degree in public health completed in Mexico, to go work in Switzerland at the age of 70 or 71, and with a B2 or C1 level of German?
Hi Sir, I am a uk citizen but studied MBBS in Ukraine (without licence) and unfortunetly my university not on UK GMC list. At this stage what would be your advice for my future career pathways in medicine?
Please make a video how can a veterinary graduate can work in Switzerland.
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Can NHS doctors work in Switzerland?
What's the answer?
I have completed MRCS. How can I apply for Switzerland. I am a non EU graduate.
Hello! I finished the university last year in romania and i’ve been looking for a job in suisse. I have my diploma recognised by mebeko, also a french b2 exam and ive been trying to get a job and i dont know why no one would hire me! Also today i got a call from medicalis saying i need to have the right to practice for the canton i wanna work in , and that will take more months and more money! What advice do you have for me? I plan to move next month and i can’t go and be jobless there with all my papers done and a doctor diploma. Thank you in advance!
Hi doctor!Thanks for sharing this video.I want to know whether a EU citizenship is a necessary condition to work in Switzerland as a physician,because I don't want to abandon my original nationality.
hello, should I send the documents to apply via mail o should I take the documents to the mebeko?
@eurojobs my husband is a Swiss citizen and is finishing his internship in orthopedics in Israel in August. we are moving to Zurich in September - will he be able to work there? since he studies in a non-EU country... I can't find any information about it.
First of all, thank you a lot Mr ganz for your precious advices, I'm currently a 3rd grade radiology resident in radiology, in romania that is an eu country, I already speak both fluent German and French, I got a Romanian recognition of my Algerian mbbs, and I would ask you if in my situation it is possible to secure a position in Switzerland, thanks a lot for your answer
It’s very easy for you..
Tu me contacter en prive je vais t'expliquer la procédure
Very very good information, but sir ...if any body doing Post graduation in Germany in between can get job in Switzerland please answer thanks
Thanks for the valuable information if i worked in a service job in one EU or uk county and i know german well can I apply for jobs in Switzerland
Thank you for the above information. I was wondering If I have EU citizenship but I obtained my medical degree in a non-EU country, do I essentially count as a Non-EU applicant? Will I then need to acquire work experience in an EU country prior to applying to Switzerland?
I completed my mbbs degree from Georgia,can I come to Switzerland ?
Hey doc, i am a dentist in india , how can i practice and live there...
Thank you for the information doc,what about those coming from a non EU countries,who are willing to take the state exam directly ?as long as they have a B2 level in Germans language.but aren’t working in any European country.
Sorry.. I didn’t get your question. Which state exam are you referring to?
@@eurojobs9128 Switzerland state exam sir
Great video. Plz make video about salary differences between germany and switzerland for doctors.
Thank you for the feedback. I will be uploading a video on that topic within a week.
Sir plz make a video for dentistry in Switzerland
Sir, should we do pg in Germany or work as junior doctor for 1 year only and soon after that PG in Switzerland?? Is it possible so??
I guess what he meant is start medical training in Germany for a year as PG resident and then move to Switzerland
I am a specialist doctor from Sweden. I would like to apply for a specialist license in Switzerland. Can you please share the application?
What about nurses? I am currently working in uae. Is there any way to get a chance to work in Switzerland?
Waiting for your reply. Thank you.
I have a query.. if I've finished my MRCPCH and MD from India is it recognised there or do I have to do training in EU country
Go train in uk learn German, then apply
Sir if we go Germany after PG from India or Only mbbs can we get benefits
After doing mch from India how a person can apply fr prctitioner in Switzerland?
Hi i have done md internal medicine and 1 yr srship in Cardiology in india. After that i have 5 year work experience in corporate hospital here. Is there any opportunity in Switzerland?
I am an Indian..I am Opthalmologist.completed my training in india..will start learning German..pl let me know about prospect of job in EU.
Inform me too for further process bro
How a BDS graduate ( 10 years of work experience in India )can practice in Switzerland ? Please tell
Hey may i know which country is easiest for me to go and work as a doctor
Hello! I am an EU citizen and I’ve just received my diploma from a university in an EU country. I have C1 certificate in German. Is it necessary to start working in my country or I could apply to Switzerland straight away? Well, almost straight away, I still have a year of internship to do. I’d like to do internal medicine or pm&r.
Thank you sir for such an amazing explanation but you said if you can let your documents recognised in Germany then you are able to work in Switzerland, since in Germany there is 2 different licences- Berufserlaubnis und Approbation, with which license it is advisable apply for a job in Switzerland…. Thank you for your answer beforehand
You NEED to have approbation. Berufserlaubnis is a temporary solution and even in Germany it’s not accepted everywhere
What is the procedure for indian dentist to work in Switzerland
Thanks dr sir
Sir, How can i start preparing for the german exam after doing mbbs from russia? Is that possible?
Eey u want to apply hack or wot😂 now do job in Russia only
Can you guide me,and tell me the process and requirements
I am resident obs /gynae in nepal.i want to know is there any possibility ,i can work in switz as obgyn after residency
Do u really like Swiss than germany , salary wise and peace wise?
Sir please explain about lab technician job in swezerland
Sir, can u please answer
My wife is a doctor done mbbs in india but she is austrian citizen having austrian passport as their parents over there many years but she started living in India childhood onwards now she is learning German b2 level in India planning to reach Switzerland as many of family members over there, what is the fastest and easiest way to become junior doctor in Swiss?? As discussed we plan to go German first for 1/2 years and gradually move to Swiss, is it the best way or any other alternative??
In india whch college she s doing mbbs.. ?
Hello, do you happen to know if doctors registered in MedReg with the title not yet recognized need to be authorized by the canton and also if it is needed to be registered in ASMAC ( Association suisse des médecins-assistant(e)s et chef(fe)s de clinique) or any other Association. Thank you very much
Hi dr ich kenne German bis B2 aber ich bin 60 jhare alt . kann ich noch im shweis arb?eiten
Hi doc! They call me for an Interview. Please, give me some ''tips" to be successful in the interview in Switzerland? Thanks in advance.
how you applied through which platform?
and know you're working their or not?
Can Bangladeshi doctor work in Switzerland? If yes the procedure?
Hello sir, I already have a degree of medicin from Russia but presently working in India.
I aspire to work in Switzerland.. Could u please guid me step by step. Where can I contact u. Plz do lemme knw
Sir can you tell what is the scope for post MD pathology in Switzerland/ Netherlands
Hello.... I am Amogh.... An MBBS student in Tbilisi State Medical University..... Georgia.... It comes under the EU.... I am a Citizen of the Republic of India.... Am I eligible to pursue a masters degree in Switzerland....?
@Eurojobs same question
Please suggest what can be done in this case
did u got any info or answer to your question
@@SoumajitKarmakar-h5q Nope .... Not yetttt
Did you get information for your question? I am a medical graduate from georgia as well
Bro u got there through trevisco ?
Sir. Im from India.. Im BAMS graduate.. Now im doing my house surgeoncy... Can u plz suggest me any ms/pg courses in Switzerland.... Also is there any scope for ayurveda there
I have my doctor degree from Ukraine. Now I am working in India from nearly one and half year. How can I apply for working as a doctor in Switzerland.can you please help
Same issue ... kindly clarify
What if i dont work in EU country and im from north africa ?
Sir please tell me how's the luxamed stethoscope??
Hii i am holding a medical degree of non EU, and practicing in non EU, but married to switzerland citizen , then what is the way to find a job as doctor in Switzerland?
Being married to a Swiss citizen makes it a cake walk for you..it’s very easy
Hello Dr I’m from Pakistan but I’m doing my MD in Georgia 🇬🇪 can I do practice in Switzerland as a doctor
No
Thanks I am BAMS Delhi, plz tell any scope for me in Swiss
What is the Scope of Physiotherapy there, pls share Details if anyone knows, from🇵🇰
After completing EDIAC is it possible to get job .
2nd Part please
Thanks a lot Doctor! How to contact you?
Thank you sir
Thank you in advance
The problem for me is not knowing German. Is this mandatory?
How do you expect to work in the health care system without knowing the country's native language? You need to know french or german at least.
@@AlintraxAika I was assuming almost everyone understands English
Can Russian medical graduates settle in Switzerland ? I’m Indian going to Russia for mbbs please anyone reply….
is any exams to work in switzeland
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Hi doctor can you guide me as to how to practice as a dentist in Switzerland or Germany?
I like your channel and have subscribed too.Will be glad if you can help
Can degrees from Ukraine be acknowledged or validated?
Sir I m bams doctor can I work in Switzerland
can a Pakistani MBBS doctor work in France?
Which Eu country is the best and easiest county for training or working in for none Eu doctors before coming to Switzerland???
Please make videos and help us with finding the easiest Eu country for us as a none Eu doctors then it will open a way for us to come to Switzerland in the future. For example Some people say first start your training in Romania or Lithuania, then move to Switzerland or Germany,
Can a physiotherapist work in switzerland with europe bpt
Not easy to go switzerland direct as non eu citizen. but you can go to Germany with atleast B2 level of German language, after getting some years of experience in Germany then you will have chance to settle as physiotherapist in switzerland.
@@moinkhan-sn5ki hello brother
Is it possible to get into Germany for PG training after doing B2 level German?
Can a UK doctor come there sir?
Hello, dear doctor, could you please tell me what are the 5 or 10 characteristics that one should consider when choosing a canton? Aiming to get residency and in the future a Swiss passport for a doctor
And among these German-speaking cantons, which one is suitable for an Iranian to at least enter there?
For example, the components that I know myself; Lower taxes, easier to give B residence, and easier to convert to C residence and cheaper food and health care available... Consider that I have a Blue Card and permanent residence in Germany and registered as a MD., my first goal is to get C residence in Switzerland. And my final goal is, the Swiss red passport, and living in Swiss.
Thanks
Here's a subjective ranking from perceived easy to hard about cantons, which l knew them:
Appenzell Innerrhoden: This canton is often considered to have a straightforward naturalization process, especially if you have lived there for a long time and integrated into the local community.
Appenzell Ausserrhoden: Similar to its sister canton, Appenzell Ausserrhoden is also known for having a relatively straightforward naturalization process compared to larger cantons.
Schwyz: Schwyz is known to have a relatively straightforward naturalization process for those who have been living there for a substantial period and meet the integration requirements.
Glarus: Glarus is another canton with a naturalization process that is perceived to be less complex than some larger cantons.
Uri: Uri is a smaller canton, and naturalization procedures may be more straightforward compared to larger urban cantons.
Obwalden: Obwalden, being a smaller canton, may have a simpler naturalization process compared to larger ones.
Nidwalden: Nidwalden is also known for having a relatively straightforward naturalization process for eligible applicants.
Appenzell: Both Appenzell Innerrhoden and Appenzell Ausserrhoden are considered to have simple processes, but some sources suggest Innerrhoden might be slightly easier.
Basel-Stadt: Basel-Stadt may have a straightforward process, especially for long-term residents who have integrated well.
Schaffhausen: Schaffhausen is known to have reasonable naturalization procedures compared to some larger cantons.
Thurgau: Thurgau's naturalization process is generally considered manageable.
Fribourg (Freiburg): Fribourg's naturalization process might have some specific requirements, but it's generally regarded as reasonable.
Solothurn: Solothurn's naturalization process is perceived to be somewhat more involved compared to some smaller cantons.
Basel-Landschaft: Basel-Landschaft may have a slightly more complex process compared to Basel-Stadt.
Aargau: Aargau's naturalization process might involve more requirements compared to some smaller cantons.
Zug: Zug's naturalization process may have more requirements compared to some smaller cantons.
St. Gallen: St. Gallen may have a somewhat more involved naturalization process compared to smaller cantons.
Bern (Berne): As one of the larger cantons, Bern's naturalization process might involve more documentation and requirements.
Zürich (Zurich): As one of the largest and most populous cantons, Zurich's naturalization process may have more requirements and take longer to complete compared to smaller cantons.
Graubünden (Grisons): Graubünden's naturalization process can be more complex due to its unique multilingual character and additional requirements for language proficiency.
Hey my name is Dr yasir I want to work in Switzerland
I have completed 3 year superspecility training in interventional radiology from india and my husband completed 3 year training in neurosurgery from india
Is there a way we could work in switzerland?
Whats your salary range
Am a NATUROPATHY and yoga doctor is there any job opportunities in swiz
Occupatinal therapist ?
What about Dentist from India
Sir need your help as a mentor enlighten me please