u/ExchangeHorror1598

Thinking about moving to Brazil as a foreign doctor from Jordan, is it realistic?

Hi everyone,

I’m a fresh medical graduate from Jordan and I’m currently exploring options to relocate and start my medical career abroad.

One of the countries I’m seriously considering is Brazil. I really love the culture, lifestyle, environment, and the cities there, and I’m thinking of adding it as a real option for my future.

However, I’m still unsure if I’m making a realistic decision or just an emotional one, so I would really appreciate honest advice from people who know the system.

From what I understand so far, foreign doctors need to pass the Revalida exam to be able to work in Brazil, and Portuguese is essential. My concern is that in Jordan, Portuguese is not commonly taught, and language learning centers are not as available or popular as English or German. That might make it difficult for me to reach the required level.

Another concern is financial support — I would need to support myself during the language learning and exam preparation period before being able to work.

I also wanted to ask if Brazil actually support foreign doctors who want to move and practice there, I am open to working in rural communities if needed.

Finally, I would really appreciate suggestions for other subreddits where I can ask about this topic or learn from other international doctors.

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u/ExchangeHorror1598 — 2 days ago
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Thinking about moving to Brazil as a foreign doctor from Jordan — is it realistic?

Hi everyone,

I’m a fresh medical graduate from Jordan and I’m currently exploring options to relocate and start my medical career abroad.

One of the countries I’m seriously considering is Brazil. I really love the culture, lifestyle, environment, and the cities there, and I’m thinking of adding it as a real option for my future.

However, I’m still unsure if I’m making a realistic decision or just an emotional one, so I would really appreciate honest advice from people who know the system.

From what I understand so far, foreign doctors need to pass the Revalida exam to be able to work in Brazil, and Portuguese is essential. My concern is that in Jordan, Portuguese is not commonly taught, and language learning centers are not as available or popular as English or German. That might make it difficult for me to reach the required level.

Another concern is financial support — I would need to support myself during the language learning and exam preparation period before being able to work.

I also wanted to ask if Brazil actually support foreign doctors who want to move and practice there, I am open to working in rural communities if needed.

Finally, I would really appreciate suggestions for other subreddits where I can ask about this topic or learn from other international doctors.

reddit.com
u/ExchangeHorror1598 — 2 days ago