🇸🇰 Did you study medicine in Slovakia?
Have you completed your medical studies in Slovakia – e.g., in Bratislava or Martin – and would like to work as a doctor in Germany? docMeds will professionally and personally guide you through the entire recognition process.
“My studies in Martin were quickly recognized – docMeds organized everything perfectly.”
Dr. Elena from Berlin studied in Slovakia in English. With the help of docMeds, she received her license to practice in record time – and today works in an internal medicine ward in Lower Saxony.
✅ Your advantages with docMeds
- 📄 Recognition of your Slovak medical degree
- 📚 C1 Medical German Language Exam – with preparation & registration
- 📝 Structured assistance with documents, translations & deadlines
- 🏥 Clinic placement without endless applications – targeted & fair
- 🛂 Support with visas (for third-country nationals) & administrative procedures
- 🤝 Personal consultation by medically trained teams
🗂️ How your journey with docMeds works
- 1. Analysis & Initial Consultation: We review your documents and discuss the optimal process with you.
- 2. Language Proficiency & Documentation: We support you with language courses and the medical language exam (C1 Medical German).
- 3. Recognition & License to Practice: We handle the correct application process with the responsible authority.
- 4. Application & Placement: You receive suitable clinic offers with genuine demand and fair conditions.
- 5. Start in Germany: We support you until your first shift – and often beyond.
Your journey to Germany – we'll accompany you
docMeds brings structure, clarity, and real results to your recognition process.
Get a free consultation now 🇸🇰❓ FAQs for Doctors from Slovakia
Is my EU medical degree automatically recognized?
No – the license to practice must still be applied for. docMeds helps you with all steps.
How long does the process take?
Between 4 and 7 months – depending on the federal state, language, and completeness of your documents.
Can I be recognized if I studied in English?
Yes – if your degree is state-recognized, the language of instruction does not matter for equivalence.
docMeds accompanies graduates from Slovakia on their way to obtaining a German medical license – with expertise, digital processes, and personal support.
