About KurdArzt
Hi, I'm Dr. Derin. π
I'm a doctor from Kurdistan, and like many other doctors, I started the journey to continue my medical career in Germany.
At the beginning, everything looked complicated β documents, certifications, authorities, FSP, KP, costs and different offices.
I paid a private company to help with my own process.
Later, after I had problems with the company, I contacted the responsible German authority directly and asked: βCan I continue my application myself?β
In my case, the answer was yes.
I removed the company's Vollmacht from my case and continued communicating directly with the authority.
That experience taught me something important: a company can be a helper or a bridge. But you are still the applicant.
So I created KurdArzt to help my doctor friends understand the process more easily.
I want to share what I learn: where to go, what to bring, how much I paid, what mistakes to avoid, and what you can do yourself.
I'm not here to sell you a Germany package. I'm just a doctor walking the same road.
I'm already walking this road. I'm just making it easier for the doctor coming after me. π€
β Dr. Derin
This is my personal experience. Individual cases and authority requirements may differ.
Today, a guide.
Tomorrow, a community.
KurdArzt currently starts as an independent doctor-to-doctor initiative. In the future, the goal is to develop it into a nonprofit Kurdish-German medical community supporting doctors through information, education and professional connection.
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