Internship for medical graduates, please help !!!!

[Dibby]

So are you in Finland now? one BIG advice..learn Finnish before coming, much better if you can pass the language test level 3 before you come and get recommendation from a Finnish doctor to work as trainee here. Send many applications to every hospital possible with your CV and certificate of Finnish language and preferable with recommendation.

by the way, why you choose Finland if your spouse is in UK? i don't get the picture.. You do realize that the language is hard (surely I am not the 1st person to tell you this). it is true they need a lot of doctors, but when you cannot speak Finnish.. all your qualifications are useless. It would be better to get a job before entering Finland because living cost is expensive and there are no certainty when you will get a job.

[Kutittaa]

As we say in Australia the OP could be "Up !"#¤% creek without a paddle"

Walking into any country all blasé jabbering on about "your rights" and "what you are entitled to" isn't the correct mindset to be in no matter what your situation.

You really should try changing your attitude entirely not to mention just about everything else before you undertake something so serious. I guess this is a good example of why no one IN the EU takes anyone seriously coming in from OUTSIDE the EU. :/

[Dibby]

I guess this is a good example of why no one IN the EU takes anyone seriously coming in from OUTSIDE the EU. :/

well yeah.. this is his fault, reality will knock his arrogance.. but no one in the EU takes anyone seriously from outside the EU??? REALLY?? I'm also a non-EU and they take me seriously at work I guess it depends on the person.

[Kutittaa]

I guess this is a good example of why no one IN the EU takes anyone seriously coming in from OUTSIDE the EU. :/

but no one in the EU takes anyone seriously from outside the EU??? REALLY?? I'm also a non-EU and they take me seriously at work I guess it depends on the person.

It was a figure of speech