Real accounts, reviewed before publishing
Two kinds of story, both first-person and both checked by our team: scam stories — how it started, what was promised, what it cost — and student stories from verified students already abroad, showing the help they provide and what they wish they'd known. Every story is mapped to the college, city and country it concerns. Cases marked 📰 From the news are compiled by our team from published reporting, with sources linked — not first-person accounts.
3 stories
Brazil's regional medical councils (CRMs) hold the only register that counts: a doctor must be inscribed in the CRM of the state where he practises, and the re…
📍 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
In Brazil a medical degree on its own gives nobody the right to practise. Graduates must register with the Conselho Regional de Medicina (CRM) of the state whe…
📍 Teresina, Brazil
Brazil licenses doctors through regional medical councils, the CRMs, and the moment of registration, when a new graduate presents a diploma, is where the count…
📍 Porto Alegre, Brazil
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