Thank you for the information!!

Hi dr! Your video was really amazing. Lots of information that would really help the imgs. As you said while being in a medschool, we can try for internship or rotation in Germany 🇩🇪 without even learning German, so can you make a specific video on this, and what will be the process! That would be really helpful. Thank you 🙏 and new subscriber!

Thank you so much i needed this video

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad I could help ✨

Thank you for this awsome video Keyser Soze

Very informative thanks Dr

Hi its my first time to watch your video and of course i subscribed right away. Kudos for giving time and effort to us fellow doctors especially for deligently responding to many questions. Often times, doctors can manage to study tons of books but , its funny how we get confused understanding the pathways and process to practice abroad. 😅😅😅😂😂😂. tysm God bless!

Thank you so much! ☺️

Very nice video :) Thanks.

Thank you! You are The best

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

I‘m happy I could help 😊

please do more on the German residency approach to things similar to this video..

Need more of such videos Details or minor steps

It is a very informative video , thank you . Can you please share information about how to apply for internship in clinics

very helpful

thank you

Can you do a more detailed video about the FSP exam? How much did it take you to prepare for this exam? How did you prepare? Ect.

Hi! Thank you for making this video, I found it really helpful. 😊 One quick question though, do you still need to take a test to prove your medical education is up to German standards if you come from an EU country?

I'm a 2nd-year med student in a non-EU country. I heard that it usually takes 1.5-2years to become a resident in Germany, but what exactly does this period of time represent? Is it the time it takes to study the required exams or is it the time it takes to submit your papers and get them accepted? Assuming I just started learning German and studying for the FSP and Kenntnisprüfung, how long would it take me to become a resident in Germany if I immediately took the FSP and kenntnisprufung after graduation? + THANK YOU so much for your videos

@Zoe_4551

4 ай бұрын

I will attempt to answer this because I am now in the process. But as he rightly said prepare your mind psychologically….. it will take a long while depending on how fast you are able to pass your B2

Hi! Thank you for this informative video. You said it would be a great help to do internships there while studying medicine and we could email them about it including international ones. Could you give me some clinics or universities which I could do internship in as much as you know. Only their website is enough too. Because from outside the Germany it’s very hard to find a department itself. Thank you so much.

THx

Hi! Can you give some advice regarding which states to choose (e.g where to look for safety data, cost of living etc)? Thank you for the video!

@toumighada3275

Жыл бұрын

Do they get payed ?? I mean resident doctors ??

@juanf.27

Жыл бұрын

@@toumighada3275 Yes! For what i know, they have pay band which increases along with ones experience.

Great Content. Appreciate it.I have One question though. Is it required to have 2 years of experience before starting your residency or you can just start it right away?

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻. No as far as I know. Though it‘ll most likely make it easier for you to get an Approbation, if you decide to go with the „Gutachten“ Route.

Please give us examples on those international hospitals for interns?

Thank you for the detailed information, however, there are still some burning questions that I have. I am currently not living in Germany and would like to apply for the Approbation and also, to search for jobs. How would I go about going to Germany? Would applying for Approbation give me the necessary visa to stay for the FSP? Would I have to apply for a Visum zur Anerkennung ausländischer Berufsqualifikation or Visum zur Arbeitsplatzsuche: „Jobseeker“ ? Would it be better to apply for a Berufserlaubnis first and then apply for Approbation? In which states is it quicker to get your Approbation done with? When I apply for Approbation, how soon must I take the FSP and KP? Though I understand that to apply for a Berufserlaubnis, I would have to score a job first. This is where I am quite worried and unsure on what course of action to take. Honestly, I would like to prepare for the FSP and KP in Germany as I have heard there are preparatory classes available. Also, since I am also from a country outside of EU and EEA, I will try to do Anerkennung and perhaps KP. How was your experience with these two? Did you take preparatory classes? If so, where? It would be great if you can make a video of this. Thank you again for your generosity in sharing all these information. All the best!

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. Work has been crazy lately. 🙂 I understand your worry completely. It‘s a very complicated process. It‘s also hard for me to answer all your questions. It‘s all a matter of what the visa qualifications from your country are. How long can you stay here with that certain type of visa? Can you also extend your visa, while you‘re here? These are the questions I would research for my own country, if I were you. People come with all different types of visas. I‘ve seen many people with „Language-Course“ visas, also many as „Jobseekers“. People try to compact their goals and try to get a job and „Berufserlaubnis“ for example as soon as possible and go from there most of the time. As soon as you find a job and are qualified to work, process is much easier. I don‘t know how long it takes in other states but it takes A LONG TIME in Berlin. I can say that. I started working with a Berufserlaubnis and waited almost 2 Years to get an appointment for KP. But from what I‘ve heard about other states, I would also prepare myself for at least 1,5 Years if you want to go for Appropation directly and need to take KP for it. If it somehow doesn‘t take that long, it’s great. You have prepared yourself for the worst already. 😀 For your other question… I haven‘t taken any courses for KP. I personally had the feeling that it was doable, if you study a few months by yourself but I have seen many people who take the courses and benefit from them as well. It depends on what kind of an education you had, if you can trust your theoretical knowledge and if you definitely need support to learn german medical terminology. I think they‘re becoming more and more popular as more foreign doctors come but it definitely is not a necessity in my opinion. I hope this helps. 😊✨

@obanuuGermany

7 ай бұрын

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Hi, I really enjoyed to watch your videos and these are very useful and very informative. I have passed my C1 medizin and I am asking your guidance for to seek a place in Saarland. Can you advise me some place to apply and or how to find a place? I will appreciate your advice and guidance.Thanks.

Can you please tell me more about what resources one should use for medical licensing exam of Germany, what question banks or books should i use ?

Hey Dr. Tolga! This upload of you helped me a lot; but I have a question, will one get the PR in Germany after finishing their med residency program? Thanks a lot.

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

No, as far as I know, it has nothing to do with your residency. As soon as you have a blue card, it‘s only a few years into permanent residency 🙂 I don‘t know every single requirement for individual countries of course.

Hey Dr, how long does it take to make the approbation in berlin? And do you know where exactly to compare the regulations on the different states? Thank you for your video! New suscriber

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

In Berlin it's a really REALLY long process, if you're coming from a non-eu country. I would go and say almost 1,5 - 2 years. You can just google ''the name of the state, Approbation, Arzt''. It'll take you the website of the state office, which is responsible for Approbation. There you can just read the required documents! Hope this helps!

@oiltree5301

2 жыл бұрын

Hello My spouse is in Berlin I have applied in embassy for spouse visa, it can take up to 9 months( I expect it around November) Currently I am on A1 level Since I will try the same city as you, which is Berlin, can you write to me step by step what should I do so I can shorten the process and also succeed. P.s I got my license in my home country North Macedonia 2 months ago

Thanks for the wonderful video, my good doctor. Do you know if there is an age limit for residency?

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

I don‘t want to give false information but I‘ve never heard of one. I‘ve seen residents from a wide range of age groups 🙂 I would just ask for it when you go to the appointments for Approbation or just send an email for the unclear questions.

Do you get paid for doing an internship over the summer ? Or at least do we get accommodation ? (Thanks for the video 🙏🏻)

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

You should talk the conditions with the hospital directly. But I wouldn’t personally guess, that you‘d get paid for them. Hospitals can sometimes offer accommodation. When not free mostly at a better price that usual 😊

Nice and well informed video is there any age limit for medical residency ? thank you

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

Not that I know of. Happy that video helped :)

Can u plzz make a video on how to get turkish residency.......

Erasmusla intern senesinde Almanya’ya geleceğim. İntern doktor döneminde herhangi bir ödeme yapılıyor mu? Euronun durumu malum belimizi büküyor. (İngilizce yazmaya enerjim yoktu özür dilerim)

Pls where else can one work after medical residency training in Germany

I am studying medicine in belarus. 1)Can i do internship in Germany?. Or Is it better to do in Belarus? 2) How can we do internship during studying medicine?

Sir I'm a Pakistani National. I have done my MBBS from China🇨🇳 but I don't have license to practice in China and not even my home country. Can I apply for medical licensing exam in Germany?

Hello, very informative video. How did you learn the German language?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

I just took lessons in my own country and spent a few months in Germany as an intern during medical school. I also took a „C1“ Course at the very end in Germany just to practice more with native speakers 😊

Aslamoo Alikom, Brother Home country license is compulsory for Germany or not …?

Hello doctor. Hope you read this comment. I am currently taking first year Psychiatry Residency here in Philippines. If I plan to go to Germany someday after I finished my residency here, will I still take residency program in Psychiatry in Germany? or do you think my experience here in Philippines would be credited in Germany? Thank you

@ivan_9386

Жыл бұрын

Search for Logbuch in Psychiatry. Maybe they will accept your residency, maybe not. Most important is to have enough practical experience( hours in different wards with proof, number of patients with proof...). For everything you will need proof with very detailed explanation. Just make sure you have everything covered from Logbuch. Most important is acute psychiatry.

Hello, hope you're well. Is it possible to do the anerkennung before i get my diploma?

thanks for the informative video! Quick question though, particular to my case, I am an EU citizen (Portugal) but am finishing my medical studies in Brazil. Immediately after graduating, how long do you estimate for one to be on his first day of residency in Germany?

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know the exact rules for Brazil but what matters is where you studied at the end. If not in EU, you’ll need to go through the process. It depends heavily on the state you want to get into of course. I would guess, if you just want to start working with “Berufserlaubnis” which doesn’t count as residency, you can estimate at the best a few months to a year or so (I’m of course thinking you can already speak German) and for an “Approbation” depending on if you take the test or go for “Anerkennung” around a year to sometimes two. It’s really hard to guess, because it also depends heavily on how easy you can get a job permit etc. (You’re from EU, so I’m guessing it wouldn’t be that hard, but still). There are a million factors unfortunately 🙂.

Thank you for your video. I'm a specialist in hematology in non eu country. Can I get my speciality recognized in Germany or at least a part of the residency training.

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, Yes I’ve heard from many people, that they could somehow get some part of their specialty training (sometimes all of it) to be recognized. I don’t know if there is a standard procedure for that though. I think they just got in contact with the state office and asked what kind of documents they would need to present (which is a really good idea and i would suggest you to do it as well). You need to go through the entire process of getting an “Approbation” anyways. I don’t know what exactly you can do afterwards though. I don’t want to misinform. If I get to meet someone who went through the process I would definitely like to make a video together though. I think it’s an important question and a lot of people want to get informed about it as well 😊

Hello doctor im studying medicine in ukraine as an img i want to ask do we need our home country license to get into residency or pg in germany?

Where did you go to med school and which med school???

Can you please state the fees of these tests?

Is it necessary to pass all part of goethe b2 exam for job apply in medical residency?

quick question, i know the Berufserlaubnis is only valid in the state where it has been issued, but does the Approbation allow you to practice elsewhere in Germany, as in, across the country ? Ty in advance!

@facharztjetzt

11 ай бұрын

Only in the state. See an article in our website. 🇩🇪 Approbation vs Berufserlaubnis: Can I work as a doctor with Berufserlaubnis? Yes, but…

@obanuuGermany

7 ай бұрын

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Can I bring my spouse during my temporary license in Germany? Is it necessary to take licence of India also if I have licence of that country from where I have graduated?

help me for mbbs in germany cant find or idk the subject

Let’s say I already have German C1 does it also gonna take a long time?

Yes yes it's indeed sound a long process but it's not impossible. Do u have any idea if the process the same if I took PLAB2 (UK) then do residency in Germany?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t actually know, if it helps at all to took PLAB2 when it comes to the process of “Anerkennung” or “Approbation” in Germany. I’ve never heard anything about it though 🤔

Thank you, I study in a non EU country which is Belarus, many say in order to get a visa to Germany to do exams we must pay up to 11,000$ to prove we have the capability to take care of oneself in Germany , please is this true?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

I‘m not sure if it‘s that high of an amount but some types of German Visas require you to deposit a certain amount of money to a bank account, which you‘ll get paid back monthly. That much is true, I think 😊. At least it was like that a few years ago.

Hii I am a dental student wants to do my PG in germany I'm bit confused what visa I should apply for. Is the language visa is good to come germany to learn B2 and C1 language if yes how long it takes. Once I come to germany can I convert may language visa into any another visa so that I can get more time to go through abbreviation and FSP exam . I have so my doubts regarding studying in germany I searched alot but didn't get proper answers.

Merhaba Tolga, currently i m a med student and i will be an EU qualified DR but my question is as a NON EU citizen how does the entire process work for me ? Unfortunately there is not that much detail available for my case so eğer bu konuda yardımcı olabilirsen çok mutlu olurum. BAŞARILAR!

@obanuuGermany

7 ай бұрын

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Hello. Thanks for your informative video. Is it possible for a fresh medical graduate Star all these steps and get the permanent licencing without internship period( I study in Ukraine and due to the language barrier we can't do internship afterwards) I have heard that we must have a 21 months of internship before entering Germany. I am so confused. Would be glad if Pu could help.

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

The internship process I talked about was just to gain more experience and improve your language. Other than that there were no requirements for me to do any kinds of internships in Germany during my studies. I don’t think it would be required if you want to take Kenntnisprüfung anyways. Some countries do that and the rules change every day. I would definitely suggest you to google “ Ukraine, Approbation Arzt, the name of the state you want to go in” and just read the required steps. It’s most of the time really clear or there’s an e-mail address to get more information. 🙂

@nahalshirinkami8824

2 жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel I will take your advice. Thank you so much for replying 😊

@ziadelouafy1023

Жыл бұрын

@@nahalshirinkami8824 did you find anything, i'm also a medical student willing to do residency in germany

@obanuuGermany

7 ай бұрын

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It's kinda crazy that this even works. Germany social care system is absolutely out of hand.

Bro I am not EU resident but now study in Serbia what's criteria for me to work in Germany as a doctor means i need to give a test for work in Germany after graduation from Serbia or not, only required language. please reply me.

Do you need to have done postgraduate internship or be registered in your own country to apply for residency. I mean, I am fresh out of med school and have my diploma but not done internship. Can I apply if I satisfy all other requirements?

@Sedna063

Жыл бұрын

No, you don’t.

Thanks too much

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. :) I hope it could help a little

Is there scope of working as homoeopathy doctor in Germany

FSP for medical ?

Hi Dr Tolga, please what about a EU citizen who hold a non EU MBBS,please what could be the possible pathways to get the partial and full licence to practise , i tried to find this info but i couldn t ,thanks in advance and thanks for this video .

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, It’s definitely is a bit confusing. 🙂 As far as I know , what matters is where you got your medical degree from. If you got it from a non-EU country, you’ll need to go through pretty much the same procedures I would guess. Of course there will be a lot of parts that would be much easier for you, because you will not need a visa or work-permit etc. The websites are also not 100% clear about those kinds of complex situations. I would suggest you to just write an email to the state office of where you want to work in Germany and ask for detailed information or if there is anything different in comparison to someone who comes from a non-EU country. I wouldn’t want to misinform here😊

@donaldduck880

Жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel thank you very much for your feedback i appreciate it .

What textbooks/ sources would you recommend for KP preparations? Thanks a lot for the video!!!

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey! I used two books to prepare and Amboss (an online Learning Platform). Books : Fallbuch Chirurgie www.amazon.de/dp/3132412627/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_B2Y3DQVW8QY3M81BMCXX?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 MEX Das Mündliche Examen: Innere Medizin und Chirurgie (MEX - Mündliches EXamen) www.amazon.de/dp/3437410598/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_04DC1VRVPR22SRH3MY9C?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

@ksenianaturalova2152

2 жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel thank you so much!

Hi...Is doing medical pg in russia would be valid in germany

Hello dr Tolga, based on your knowledge, how easy Turkish medical graduate certificate can pass the degree recognation in Germany without letting us take an equivalent exam?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

It really depends on the uni and how well and detailed your curriculum is. Most important factor is if people from that particular uni already got the recognition without exam in the past. Other than that it unfortunately is just a guessing game and mostly ends up in taking the exam as I have seen around me.

@Yazan26579

Жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel hi. Thanks for the video. I have a question: when you want to get recognition in Germany, does the approbations Behörde or Ärztekammer? insist on having a Berufserlaubnis beforehand? Or one can easily get his documents recognised (or not) to pass the FSP.

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

@@Yazan26579 hello there. I hope I understood your question right but you don’t need a Berufserlaubnis to apply for Approbation. They’re two separate entities. Berufserlaubnis helps you to start working as soon as possible until you get your Approbation but it doesnt count as residency until you get your Approbation in hand. You can also say that you’d rather not work until you get Approbation and just go for it directly.

Would it be different if I did the usmle

Sir i want to ask that if one have a supply in any subject/low marks in 5 years of MBBS in own country, will it affect the PG process in Germany? Will it affect Registration for Kentnisseprüfung?

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

Hey there. Thanks for your question. Well i can’t answer that with %100 certainty but I would guess not that deeply. It would effect it, if you’re going directly for “Anerkennung” without the examination but if you’re just in for “Kenntnisprüfung” it shouldn’t matter that much logically because you’ll be going through the examination to prove that your knowledge is in line with the German standards anyways.

@ridabatool5774

Жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel thanks a lot sir!

Hi sir I’m want Garman open Companey how can possibly

What about doctors wearing scarfs ( hijab) is it accepted there ?!

Do they pay you as resident in there and how much are monthly living cost needed to have a pretty comfortable life in there?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

It depends on where you live. Living costs, especially rent, is quite high here in Berlin for example. In small cities it‘s a lot cheaper. All in all though, you‘d have enough money to live comfortably if you‘re not aiming for a very luxurious life. 😊

@detroit7543

2 жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel thank you doc, no i'm not. I am used to live in a place i'm pretty sure not as comfortable as German standard in my country (Indonesia) 😅 So, any clean small and homey place is enough I am planning to go to Goethe first for now. Wish me luck. Hehe 😀

Do we need internship for being medical residency?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

No it’s not required to do internships but it helps a lot to familiarize yourself with the healthcare system and german medical language of course! 🙂

Can a male black African with no background in dutch get residency in obstetrics and gynecology or even whatever work in Germany?

@Sedna063

Жыл бұрын

If you can’t speak German, no. You would be unemployable

Is there any age that is limited to come in Germany as a General Doctor not specialist? Please give me a answer!

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Never heard of such a thing even if that exists 🤔

Üstat nerelerdesin ya

Hello Doctor, I just wanted to know how many hours do you work in a week? Thank you

@survivethelevel

Жыл бұрын

Hey there 🙂 As a full time resident you work 40hrs/wk!

@frostedgraves6059

Жыл бұрын

@@survivethelevel ok, thank you

Do we need to be registered doctors or have some medical practice done before coming to Germany?

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

You mean registered doctors in your own country? Probably. They mostly require you to bring a paper from your own „Doctor‘s Council“. Medical practice was not required though as I came. It is of course good for your CV and increases your chances of finding a job. 😊

Hi, can we connect

Hello, I’m a postgraduate doctor, can I get an elective rotation while waiting for my FSP exam to improve my language? And if yes, how can I apply to such rotations. And for the Anerkennung, can I apply before doing the FSP exam, and where or how can I apply? Thank you for your very useful video🙏🏻

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, you can just simply write an email to the head of the department in any clinic you'd like to rotate in (preferably with a CV of course). Some clinics post official offerings for a rotation but most of the time not really. I personally just wrote emails to any clinic I felt interested in. They reply back and tell you if that'd be possible. They're mostly really kind and would offer you an opportunity! I think you can apply for Anerkennung before doing FSP exam. I don't know how the situation is in other states but in Berlin for Example, you'll need to prove that you applied for Approbation before you can even arrange an appointment for FSP anyways! hope this helps :)

I came from Ukraine and I've got my diploma in general medecine after studying 6 years. i still have not done my internship because of the war now i am in Germany and i got resident here for two years and I am studying German. what is the next step to do?how can I do the internship?

@drtesla261

Жыл бұрын

I also have similar situation like yours. I got my diploma from Ukraine this year and I am currently studying the German language and I have been applying for internships for the past 4 months and I keep getting turn down because their requirement is at least B2.

@sahilahuja6381

10 ай бұрын

​@@drtesla261hello I'm studying mbbs in ukraine, my home country is India, do I need home country license for pg or residency in Germany

selam :)

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey :)

How much do you earn as a psychiatry resident ?

@borkodju

2 жыл бұрын

Have you found the answer yet?

@VianneyAmaka

2 жыл бұрын

@@borkodju not yet. I heard it's about 2.7k to 3k after taxes.

@borkodju

2 жыл бұрын

@@VianneyAmaka are there any night shifts?

@VianneyAmaka

2 жыл бұрын

@@borkodju I'm not there yet. Maybe there are

@survivethelevel

2 жыл бұрын

It differs. Also depends on how many years you’ve worked . You can google “Entgelttabelle Ärzte” or “Tarifvertrag Ärzte” and the name of the Hospital or State. You‘ll most probably be seeing „Brutto“ numbers. Which means there‘ll be taxes cut from it as well. 🙂

Go to Switzerland instead Germany!! U will get 5 times more salary there!!!

don't do your residency here in Germany. The situation is getting worse day by day. Payment is getting less and run out. It's spreading like fire among residents. A lot of bureaucracy and you will NOT learn anything useful if you are a foreigner. Even German residents can't find time to do practical stuff. You will just be doing bureaucracy all the time.

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Pls where else can one work after medical residency training in Germany