If you want to work as physiotherapist in another EU country you may need to get your professional qualifications (training and professional experience) officially recognised before you start practicing in your host country.
 

The profession of physiotherapist is regulated in 26 EU Member States and in EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland.

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What you need to know if you are thinking about looking for work in another EU country, your rights as an EU national and information on procedures are here.

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​Although each country should have specific requirements, it is recommended to have the following documentation ready:

• Diploma or other proof of successful completion of physiotherapy degree.

• Detailed curriculum of studies.

• Certificates for relevant further training.

• Proof of professional experience.

• Proof of nationlity (passport or identity card).

• Recent evidence of good repute.

• Updated CV (​It is highly recommended to use an European CV).

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You may submit documents in other languages, but each must be accompanied by a certified translation in one of the official local languages of the host country.

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For country-specific information, you can find it in our Member Organisations' profiles, in the migration and mobility section.