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Europe-wide · guide article
Use the professions database or national contact point to identify the competent authority and whether permanent, temporary, trainee or narrower duties require recognition.
Open guideEurope-wide · guide article
What to do when professional qualification recognition is refused, delayed or challenged in Europe, including evidence, translations, competent authority correspondence and appeal preparation.
Open guideEurope-wide · guide article
How to prepare diplomas, certificates, training records, translations and public-document evidence for work, study or professional recognition in Europe.
Open guideEurope-wide · guide article
Present the supplement to make a foreign degree readable, while checking whether HR, an admissions body or a regulated-profession authority requires additional recognition, copies or translations.
Open guideGermany · guide article
Build a Germany work-permit evidence file for regulated professions: recognition status, Berufsausuebungserlaubnis, employer proof and salary review.
Open guideEurope-wide · guide article
How to think about the European Professional Card process, eligibility, evidence and limits for professionals moving or temporarily providing services in another EU country.
Open guideEurope-wide · guide article
How to use Europass documents, diploma supplements and qualification evidence in European job applications without assuming they replace recognition or licensing.
Open guideAlbania · guide article
Albania foreign-degree recognition guide covering QSHA, e-Albania, ENIC-NARIC, regulated professions, translations, authenticity checks and appeals.
Open guideGermany · guide article
Germany foreign-degree recognition guide covering Recognition in Germany, ZAB, anabin, regulated professions, competent authorities, documents, timelines, and appeals.
Open guideIceland · guide article
Iceland foreign-degree recognition guide covering ENIC/NARIC assessments, regulated professions, documents, translations, timing, and competent authorities.
Open guideMoldova · guide article
Moldova foreign-study recognition guide: CTICE/EVO service, academic and professional recognition, translations, apostilles, documents, and regulator checks.
Open guidePortugal · guide article
Choose Portugal's automatic, level or specific recognition route before pursuing translations or professional licensing.
Open guideSpain · guide article
Do not order Spanish translations until the recognition route is known. Homologacion for regulated-profession access, academic equivalence, study validation, and professional recognition solve different problems, with distinct authorities, documents, legalisation risks, correction options, and appeal records.
Open guideGermany · guide article
How regulated-profession workers can prepare Germany EU Blue Card files with licence, recognition, job-match, salary, and authority response evidence.
Open guideBelgium · guide article
How to decide whether a foreign degree needs recognition in Belgium for study, regulated work, employer screening, NARIC, translations, and community-specific procedures.
Open guidePoland · guide article
Poland foreign-degree recognition guide: NAWA routes, nostrification, regulated professions, translations, legalisation, documents, and appeal checks.
Open guideSlovenia · guide article
Separates Slovenia's three recognition purposes, unregulated work, further study, and regulated professions, so applicants prepare the right decision-maker, legalised education documents, translations, and objection plan instead of one generic file.
Open guideSwitzerland · guide article
Swiss recognition depends on the intended profession, canton, and use. An employer may assess education for an unregulated role, whereas protected work can require a designated authority; recognition.swiss, Swiss ENIC, and SERI do not provide interchangeable decisions.
Open guideBosnia and Herzegovina · guide article
Recognize a foreign degree in Bosnia and Herzegovina by identifying the authority, regulated-profession route, translations, apostilles and appeal evidence.
Open guideCzechia · guide article
Czech foreign-degree recognition guide covering nostrification, public HEI decisions, regulated professions, translations, fees, and appeals.
Open guideFinland · guide article
Finland foreign-degree recognition guide covering OPH/EDUFI decisions, regulated professions, study use, translations, fees, and evidence files.
Open guideFrance · guide article
France foreign-degree recognition guide covering ENIC-NARIC comparability, regulated professions, sworn translations, refusals, and appeal evidence.
Open guideGeorgia · guide article
Georgia foreign-degree recognition guide covering NCEQE, authenticity checks, Georgian translations, regulated use, refusals, and appeals.
Open guideIreland · guide article
Ireland foreign-degree recognition guide covering QQI/NARIC comparability, NFQ, regulated professions, competent authorities, documents, and appeals.
Open guideLatvia · guide article
Latvia foreign-degree recognition guide covering AIC academic recognition, professional recognition, regulated professions, documents, fees, timelines, and appeals.
Open guideMontenegro · guide article
Montenegro foreign-credential recognition guide: ENIC/NARIC employment recognition, higher-education documents, court-interpreter translations, fees, and professional checks.
Open guideNetherlands · guide article
Decide whether a foreign degree needs Dutch credential evaluation, regulated-profession recognition, sworn translation, apostille, or employer proof.
Open guideNorth Macedonia · guide article
North Macedonia foreign-qualification recognition guide: ENIC route, education ministry, accredited institutions, regulated professions, translations, and appeal evidence.
Open guideNorway · guide article
Norway foreign-education recognition guide: HK-dir recognition, regulated-profession authorisation, employer review, translations, documents, and appeals.
Open guideRomania · guide article
Helps readers choose the Romanian recognition route by separating CNRED academic recognition from regulated-profession licensing, then tracking translations, apostilles or supralegalisation, and appeal evidence needed before practice rights are assumed.
Open guideTurkey · guide article
Treat Turkish degree recognition as a CoHE or YOK equivalence case, not an admission exercise. Clarify recognition versus equivalence, anticipate document verification or additional competence checks, and preserve legalisation, regulated-profession, delay, and negative-decision evidence.
Open guideUnited Kingdom · guide article
A UK ENIC Statement of Comparability explains educational level, but it does not replace decisions by employers, universities, the Home Office, or professional regulators. Match the document, translation, clarification, and challenge route to the body evaluating the qualification.
Open guideAustria · guide article
Austria foreign-degree recognition guide covering ENIC-NARIC, nostrification, regulated professions, translations, legalisation, remedies and evidence.
Open guideBulgaria · guide article
Bulgaria foreign-degree recognition guide covering NACID, regulated professions, document certification, translations, decisions, and appeal evidence.
Open guideCroatia · guide article
Choose the right Croatia degree-recognition route before collecting translations, apostilles or professional-licensing evidence.
Open guideCyprus · guide article
Cyprus foreign-degree recognition guide covering KYSATS, professional qualification routes, translations, evidence files, and re-evaluation options.
Open guideDenmark · guide article
Denmark foreign-degree recognition guide covering qualification assessment, regulated professions, document evidence, competent authorities, and appeals.
Open guideEstonia · guide article
Estonia foreign-degree recognition guide covering ENIC/NARIC, academic recognition, regulated professions, translations, evidence files, and review routes.
Open guideGreece · guide article
Greece foreign-degree recognition guide covering DOATAP academic equivalence, ATEEN or professional recognition, eDoatap, documents, study routes, and appeals.
Open guideHungary · guide article
Hungary foreign-degree recognition guide covering OH-MEIK, professional recognition, regulated healthcare routes, documents, translations, and practical evidence.
Open guideItaly · guide article
Italy foreign-degree recognition guide explaining recognition by purpose, CIMEA, universities, MUR, professional ministries, declaration of value, translations, and appeal planning.
Open guideLithuania · guide article
Lithuania foreign-degree recognition guide covering SKVC academic recognition, regulated professions, documents, translations, appeals, and practical next steps.
Open guideLuxembourg · guide article
Luxembourg foreign-degree recognition guide: academic register, professional recognition, regulated professions, translations, fees, documents, and appeal paths.
Open guideMalta · guide article
Malta foreign-qualification recognition guide: MQRIC/MFHEA statements, MQF/EQF comparison, regulated professions, documents, translations, and appeal checks.
Open guideSerbia · guide article
Explains how Serbia treats foreign qualifications differently for employment, study, regulated professions, and residence files, so readers can decide whether they need ENIC/NARIC recognition, a university process, or only a certified translation.
Open guideSlovakia · guide article
Shows why Slovakia's diploma portal must be used before filing, because the route for study, non-regulated work, or a regulated profession can lead to different decisions, fees, translations, and follow-up recognition steps.
Open guideSweden · guide article
Use a UHR assessment to explain foreign education to Swedish employers or institutions, but identify the competent regulator when the profession is protected. Document purpose, qualification records, translation needs, licensing boundaries, and the review route before applying.
Open guideUkraine · guide article
Ukraine may require the ministry, an educational institution, or a profession-specific authority to assess foreign study. Assemble diploma, transcript, Ukrainian translations, identity, and legalisation records, while documenting missing archives, wartime access constraints, temporary-protection flexibility, and appeal options.
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