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Philippines to allow students to practice medicine; how it will help Indians
The amendment will allow international students to practice medicine in the Philippines, which has been a long-standing demand from the international medical students' community.
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The Philippines government recently approved an amendment to the Philippine Medical Act allowing foreign nationals to practice medicine in the island nation. Now, international students, including Indians, will be able to practice medicine in the Philippines.
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According to the data from the Ministry of External Affairs in 2024, 9665 Indians were in the Philippines for higher education. This regulation change is likely to increase the number of Indian students enrolled in Philippine medical colleges by 25-30 percent, says Gaurav Tyagi, Founder of Career Xpert.
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The country’s English-based instruction, US-aligned curriculum, and affordable tuition fees have drawn thousands of aspirants annually. Among 64 accredited medical schools and globally recognized residency programs, the Philippines offers a rare combination of quality education and affordability, making it an excellent opportunity for Indian medical students.

According to study abroad consultants, factors such as low tuition fees, quality education, US-recognized syllabus and degree, extensive clinical practice, English as the teaching language, and climatic factors, among others, are attracting international students, particularly Indians, to the Philippines.

Not just for the Philippines, the recent amendment will bring bigger benefits for Indian students as they can now access a larger market and obtain practical experience in a global healthcare setting, making it beneficial for students who find it challenging to return to India.