hi sir, i am a Indian completed my MD in Russia and cleared my exam in India and practicing in India. i would like to move to Germany and perceive my career. kindly let me know is that possible?

Ans: Yes, I don't think there will be any issue in getting job in Germany, they have shortage of skilled workers that's why Germany is providing skilled visas to many prospects. Moreover the advantage in your case is that you know German language.

Ans: Hello Vivek,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that you already hold an MBBS degree and now wish to pursue a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree abroad. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that owing to the well-known healthcare system and top-notch education in Germany, pursuing an MD degree in the country can be a wise decision.

You would be glad to know that international students can choose from a vast array of English-medium MD programs offered in Germany. Nevertheless, the procedure may entail a few steps. To begin with, you ought to make sure that the relevant authorities in Germany acknowledge your MBBS degree. Remember that even though a number of MD programs in Germany are taught in the English language, you will be required to demonstrate your fluency in the language through appearing for tests viz., the TOEFL or IELTS. In addition, you might also need to demonstrate your ability to speak German. I would recommend that you conduct an all-round study and shortlist universities that offer Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs in order to select the one that best resonates with your interests, you should fulfill their unique prerequisites for admission. Not just that, I also suggest that you acquaint yourself with the financial considerations, guidelines for obtaining a visa, as well as any requirements to be met in order to practise medicine in the country (Germany) upon earning your MD degree.

I would like to tell you that enrolling in an MD program overseas calls for careful planning, comprehending the prerequisites, as well as requires you to adjust to a new academic and cultural setting. You will be able to gain exposure to a variety of medical practices, as well as widen your horizons in the field, thus, it offers an excellent chance for both, individual and career development.

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Ans: Hello, navigating a career transition at 56 is ambitious. For Canada or Australia, explore skilled migration programs. Germany offers the Blue Card for qualified professionals. Research job markets, language requirements, and accreditation processes. Leverage your experience in healthcare consulting and consider networking through professional platforms for a smoother transition into management consulting abroad. Engage with immigration consultants for personalized guidance on visa processes and eligibility criteria. For further information you can write to us.