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[BernieMac]

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42 minutes ago, Peaka said:

I know coming back to Canada is hard near impossible but also I'm not sure I would want to come back as I don't really have any family here.

Consider how you'd feel with the above change because that is the reality of the situation. 

Ultimately, if you can see yourself staying in Belgium/EU forever, then you can consider this. But if you at all want to have a chance at working in Canada one day, this is not the way to go especially since you have gotten an interview here already.

[Meridian]

I suspect you would need Belgium or EU citizenship to apply there.....

[bruh]

Belgian medical schools teach either in Dutch or French. There is no English language instruction in Belgium, from what I know.

EDIT: just realized you can speak french. 

I am of the opinion that you must exhaust all options before going the European or Caribbean route.

The general consensus is Canada MD > US MD > US DO >>>> Caribbean=Europe

There are a plethora of different factors to consider here. 

1. Salary is higher in North America  ( US MD=US DO(Highest) > Canada MD >> Europe)

2. Length of Study is 3-4 years in North America, 4-6 years in Europe ( Canada(Shortest) > US MD = US DO > Europe)

3. Lifestyle is very different in North America (Ranking will depend on your lifestyle preferences)

4. Specialization is a lot more tough abroad (Canada (Easiest) > US MD > US DO >>Caribbean/Europe)

5. Return to Canada is tougher from Europe (US MD (Easiest) > US DO > Caribbean >> Ireland >>> Rest of Europe)