Vastuskiri
| Dokumendiregister | Terviseamet |
| Viit | 6.3-9/25/6509-2 |
| Registreeritud | 21.08.2025 |
| Sünkroonitud | 22.08.2025 |
| Liik | Väljaminev dokument |
| Funktsioon | 6.3 Tervishoiutöötajate registreerimine ja kutsekvalifikatsiooni tunnustamine |
| Sari | 6.3-9 Kirjavahetus tervishoiutöötajate registreerimise ja kvalifikatsiooni küsimuses |
| Toimik | 6.3-9/2025 |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | |
| Adressaat | The Medical Council of Ireland |
| Saabumis/saatmisviis | The Medical Council of Ireland |
| Vastutaja | Liina Saar (TA, Peadirektori asetäitja (3) vastutusvaldkond, Tervishoiuteenuste osakond) |
| Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
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Dear Colleagues,
The Medical Council of Ireland is reviewing how it recognises 3rd country basic medical qualifications, and we would like to see how other regulators approach this matter.
I would be grateful if you would respond to the questions below:
What standards must a 3rd country basic medical qualification meet to be accepted?
The nominal duration of medical studies is 6 years (360 European Credit System credits), consists of theoretical and practical training. There is a list of subjects that has to be a part of the curriculum.
If the education was acquired at least five years ago, then the applicant must prove that they have worked as a doctor for at least three years in a row during the last five years.
How do you decide if these standards have been met? E.g. transcripts, contact medical school
Diploma and diploma supplement + evaluation report by the Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre + any additional documents the applicant presents in case we ask for them.
How do you obtain information about 3rd country qualifications?
Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre; diploma and diploma supplement. If there are any further questions then we can always ask for a document issued by the university/relevant state agency.
Must the medical school awarding the medical degree/ diploma meet any specific standards? E.g. listed in WDOMS, or accredited by WFME etc
Has to be a university recognized by the country that the university is in. We get the confirmation from the Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre.
Do you automatically recognise degrees awarded by any 3rd country?
No, we don’t.
Does a mandatory aptitude test apply?
Yes, if the qualification meets the requirements then the applicant has to pass a compliance examination (generally about four months of practice period and a theory exam).
Are there any restrictions on registration for doctors with 3rd country qualifications e.g. adaptation period or supervised post.
If the doctor gets registered then they have full rights.
Please send your responses to me at [email protected] by 19th September 2025.
Many thanks for your assistance with my query.
Ann Curran
Registration Operations & Projects Lead
From: Liina Saar
Sent: Thu, 21 Aug 2025 11:49:21 +0000
To: '[email protected]' <[email protected]>
Subject: Vs: ENMCA - survey on third country qualifications
Hello
Please find the answers attached to this e-mail.
Kind regards,
Liina Saar
Service Manager – Recognition And Registration
Of Health Care Professionals
Department of Health Care Services
+372 6509858
Republic of Estonia
Health Board
+372 794 3500
www.terviseamet.ee
Paldiski mnt 81, 10614 Tallinn
Estonia
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Kuupäev: 19. aug 2025 14:37
Teema: ENMCA - survey on third country qualifications
Saaja: Contact ENMCA <[email protected]>
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Dear ENMCA participants
In advance of the introduction of new legislation next year, the Medical Council of Ireland is reviewing its approach to the recognition of 3rd country qualifications.
They would like to find out how fellow regulators approach this and would be very grateful if you could complete the attached survey.
Please can you send your responses to [email protected] by 19 September.
Many thanks
Dear Colleagues,
The Medical Council of Ireland is reviewing how it recognises 3rd country basic medical qualifications, and we would like to see how other regulators approach this matter.
I would be grateful if you would respond to the questions below:
What standards must a 3rd country basic medical qualification meet to be accepted?
The nominal duration of medical studies is 6 years (360 European Credit System credits), consists of theoretical and practical training. There is a list of subjects that has to be a part of the curriculum.
If the education was acquired at least five years ago, then the applicant must prove that they have worked as a doctor for at least three years in a row during the last five years.
How do you decide if these standards have been met? E.g. transcripts, contact medical school
Diploma and diploma supplement + evaluation report by the Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre + any additional documents the applicant presents in case we ask for them.
How do you obtain information about 3rd country qualifications?
Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre; diploma and diploma supplement. If there are any further questions then we can always ask for a document issued by the university/relevant state agency.
Must the medical school awarding the medical degree/ diploma meet any specific standards? E.g. listed in WDOMS, or accredited by WFME etc
Has to be a university recognized by the country that the university is in. We get the confirmation from the Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre.
Do you automatically recognise degrees awarded by any 3rd country?
No, we don’t.
Does a mandatory aptitude test apply?
Yes, if the qualification meets the requirements then the applicant has to pass a compliance examination (generally about four months of practice period and a theory exam).
Are there any restrictions on registration for doctors with 3rd country qualifications e.g. adaptation period or supervised post.
If the doctor gets registered then they have full rights.
Please send your responses to me at [email protected] by 19th September 2025.
Many thanks for your assistance with my query.
Ann Curran
Registration Operations & Projects Lead
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