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Medical Residency in Germany for Non-EU Citizens

Medical Residency in Germany after MBBS

Indian Doctors (MBBS/MD/MS) in Germany

Medical Residency in Germany for Non-EU Citizens

Germany has one of the best healthcare systems in the world. The use of the very latest therapies and medical equipment helps guarantee an exceptionally high level of care. Increasing digitization is opening up new possibilities for medical care, as X-ray images and medical reports are available faster. And digitization is set to grow even faster, lowering costs and bringing continual improvements in healthcare. Medical PG/MD/MS in Germany

A dense network of clinics and doctors’ surgeries ensures that patients get the medical services they need rapidly. At the same time, physicians are held in great esteem by the German population. In this Medical PG/MD/MS in Germany. In surveys, the medical profession is consistently one of the most highly regarded in Germany.

German hospitals have had to contend with a shortage of doctors for quite a number of years now. There is a need throughout Germany for several thousand additional doctors.In the Medical PG/MD/MS in Germany.This demand will continue to rise in the coming years, particularly as many hospital doctors are soon due to enter retirement.

Indian Doctors in Germany

Medical PG/MD/MS in Germany

  • A1 ~B2 German Level
  • FSP/Medical Terminology/B2~C1 Telc Medizin
  • Stipend 4000~6000 Euros/Month
  • Approbation/Knowledge Test
  • Free Medical Specialization with a stipend
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Paid Hospitation in Germany

  • Hospitation with remuneration of 1200~1500 € per month
  • Free Accommodation & Food on duty
  • No block account is required (10,236 Euros)
  • No DefizitsBescheid required
  • Free Preparation for FSP
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Unpaid Hospitation in Germany

  • Hospitation without remuneration 
  • Free Accommodation & Food on duty
  • Block account required (10,236 Euros)
  • DefizitsBescheid can be asked
  • Preparation for FSP 650~950 Euros
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Degree Evaluation/"Defizitbescheid/Eingangsbestätigung

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STEPS FOR MEDICAL RESIDENCY IN GERMANY

STEPS FOR MEDICAL RESIDENCY IN GERMANY FOR NON-EU DOCTORS

Step 1: German language

German language
A1, A2, B1, B2, C1
  • If the candidate wants to learn a Language after A1 in their home country then he can apply for a 16B National visa & continue with A2, B1, B2, and C1 in Germany.
  • candidate wants to learn till B2 in their home country then he can apply for a 17A National visa & continue with C1 in Germany.
  • If you are planning for a medical residency in Germany then first you have to know the German language. After finishing the language portion, you can move further. Because language is the most important step for medical residency in Germany for non-EU citizens.

2: C1 Medical Terminology or B2-C1 Medicine Terminology or FSP

FSP (Fachsprachprüfung)
It is a temporary medical license. For getting a temporary medical permit, you need to give the Medical Language-communication exam and Medical Terminology exam. Basically, it is known as “Fachsprachprüfung”.
After learning all levels of the German language, you need to give a test.
There is three-step in FSP :
1)Patient case history:
It is the 1st stage of the FSP test. And it is also a 20-minute test. But in this process,
you have to understand the history of the patient. Patient’s illness problem and what is the recovery now and seeing the history which all treatment can give for further treatment. So you have to make a proper report based on history.
 
2) Documentation: you have to Wright down the history of the Patient and use medical terminology.
 
3) Doctor-to-Doctor conversation:
The Doctor’s conversation is the third step in Fachsprachprüfung. It is a 20-minute test, and the conversation will happen between Doctor to Doctor.
The FSP exam duration is one hour and on the same day they will announce the result.
 
FSP Pass:
If you pass the test, then you will get:-
2-year temporary medical license
You can start work, and you will get around 5000 to 6000 euros /month
If You can also start clinical practice in the hospital as an assistant Doctor/Dentist.
 
 FSP Fail:
Suppose you are not able to clear the test then do not worry, again you will get a chance after 3 months. So there are unlimited attempts for the FSP test. So do your best 100% you will get a chance for medical residency in Germany.

3: Degree Evaluation/"Defizitbescheid"

Once candidates submit the diploma or degree documents, they it will go for an evaluation. That means once the candidate will provide the documents then according to German rule, it will go for German translation and then an attestation process. And after that, the candidate can apply for degree evaluation.

4 : Approbation exam

 The Approbation exam or Knowledge test or kennitsprufung or Permanent Medical license
 
  • After clearing the KP test Doctors are eligible to go for free PG/Medical Residency to work as a doctor in Germany.
  • Then, After getting the license, Doctors can work all over Europe- Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, etc.

Medical Residency in Germany for Non-MCI Doctors

Here is a piece of great news. In Germany, there is a huge demand. So the golden opportunity for a qualified doctor who wants to work in Germany. A student who completed medical education in other countries but later wants to work in Germany, so have a great opportunity. Study specialization (MD MS) in Germany and work as a doctor.

Process of Medical Residency in Germany for Non-MCI Doctors (Who don’t have FMGE clearance in India):

Step 1: Start the German language:
A1, A2, B1, B2, C1

If the candidate wants to learn a Language after A1 in their home country then he can apply for a 16B National visa & continue with A2, B1, B2, and C1 in Germany.

The candidate wants to learn till B2 in their home country then he can apply for a 17A National visa & continue with C1 in Germany.

When ever you are planning for a medical residency in Germany then first you have to know the German language. After finishing the language portion, you can move further. The most important step for medical residency in Germany for non-EU citizens is the German language.

 2: Degree Evaluation/”Defizitbescheid”/ Eingangsbestatigung:

Once the candidate starts the language parallel has to apply for degree evaluation for getting a Deficit letter from the German Medical Authority.
After translation and attestation of documents can submit for degree/diploma evaluation. Getting an evaluation letter will take time around 3 ~ 5 months meanwhile candidates can keep on learning the German language.

 3: Once the candidate receives the deficit letter from the German Medical Authority, along with the language level which he/she completed in the home country and Additional documents required from Germany the candidate can apply for a German visa application. ( Complete assistance will be given by WOE).

4: After German visa interview candidates can get approval within 4 to 6 weeks and can fly to Germany.

 5: In Germany:
Once the candidate clears C1 Hochschule, He/she can apply for University to complete the Deficit of degree/diploma, which is called a Practicum or Internship to complete the German Medical University curriculum to become a German Medical graduate.
After Practicum, He/she has to write two exams called M2 & M3. Once He/she clears these exams can get approbation to register as a medical doctor and also can enter into a medical residency program with a stipend of about 4500 ~ 6000 Euros/month.

 
After getting the license, Doctors can work all over Europe- Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, etc.

Process of Medical Residency in Germany for Non-MCI Doctors (Who don’t have FMGE clearance in India):

  • German language preparation from A1 to B2.
  • Preparation for C1 Hochschule for University Application.
  • Documents preparation for Admission to University and getting into Practicum.
  • Document Evaluation / Defizitbescheid”/ Eingangsbestatigung along with Translation and Attestation.
  • Invitation letter for visa application.
  • Accommodation confirmation for visa purposes.
  • Job assistance guidance after getting Approbation.
  • Visa Appointment assistance
  • Visa Interview Preparation.
  • Airport picks up and Assistance in Germany.
  • Foreign exchange services.
  • Letter of recommendation.
  • Statement of purpose.
  • Temporary Employment Registration guidance.
  • Visa extension support.
  • Approbation guidance
  • Support for Admission in Medical Residency.
  • PR guidance.
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