Medical Licensing Guidance
International doctors face a different licensing body, exam format and registration process in almost every country. This hub is a starting map: pick your target country or exam below for eligibility, structure, fees and official links.
Exams & Registration Pathways
Three-step examination required for medical licensure in the United States.
Learn MoreFirst step of the US medical licensing journey, focused on foundational sciences.
Learn MoreSecond step of USMLE, focusing on clinical knowledge and patient-centred care.
Learn MoreFinal step of the USMLE, assessing independent clinical practice.
Learn MoreCanadian licensing examination for entry into independent medical practice.
Learn MoreThe clinical component of the Canadian medical licensing process.
Learn MoreMandatory clinical examination for IMGs applying to Canadian residency.
Learn MoreComputer-administered MCQ exam for IMGs seeking Australian registration.
Learn MoreThe second step of the AMC assessment, evaluating clinical competence.
Learn MoreLicensing exam for osteopathic medical students in the USA.
Learn MoreLicensing process for international doctors seeking to practise in Germany.
Learn MoreKnowledge assessment for doctors outside the EU seeking Approbation in Germany.
Learn MoreCertification for internists in the United States.
Learn MoreCertification for anesthesiologists in the USA.
Learn MoreCertification for OB/GYN specialists in the USA.
Learn MoreComputer-based licensing examination required for pharmacists in the United States.
Learn MoreNot sure which pathway applies to you?
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