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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I have seen many doctors from close by and not so close by asian countries.
Just wanted to ask whether doctors’ qualifications are regulated like lawyers?
Ie, only some foreign unis are allowed.
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You can be conditionally registered even if your Uni degree is not in the schedule. Just get a postgraduate qualification like MRCP, MRCGP etc.
Temporary registration is also possible for graduates from non-recognised unis. You just need to sit the final YLL MBBS exam to convert to conditional reg.
Regulation is definitely not so strict as lawyers. You need to hold citizenship or permanent residency to be a qualified person for Singapore bar.