Registration to work in Europe is governed by Directive 2005/36/EEC on the mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
However, new rules now apply for working abroad in the EEA on a temporary, or occasional basis (for example during the ski season): see the CSP information paper for full details: Working as a physiotherapist in the European Economic Area (EEA) - what a CSP member needs to know.
For specific country information, contact the CSP enquiry handling unit on 020 7306 6666 or by emailing enquiries@csp.org.uk.
You will also be able to find more information on the WCPT and ER-WCPT websites where applicable.
HEIDI
The Health in Europe Information Data Interface is a comprehensive search tool for European heathcare information.
British Overseas Territories
Because they have the largest populations, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands and Gibraltar provide most opportunity for working in a different setting.
Country profiles can be found at the Foreign and Commonwealth office.
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