Everything needed to plan, qualify for and complete an international move — eligibility, licensing, costs, documents, jobs and safety.
Start here
Answer six questions about your qualification, experience and languages. Get a ranked shortlist with the blocking requirement named for each country.
Salary, licensing complexity, examinations, language, sponsorship, cost of living and residency prospects side by side.
What the move actually costs before your first pay cheque — verification, examinations, licence, attestation, visa and relocation.
Country career guides
Each guide covers the same seven areas, so you can hold two countries side by side and see exactly where they differ.
Opportunities
Consultant, academic, laboratory leadership, fellowship and digital pathology roles, filtered by licence requirement and visa sponsorship.
Hospitals, laboratories and universities that have passed our verification checks — entity confirmed, named contact, no candidate-paid fees.
Agencies and independent consultants, with countries covered, roles recruited and verification status stated openly.
Manage your move
These run entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to us.
One record of every credential a regulator will ask for, with validity windows and what each is used for.
Track each application across ten stages, from research to relocation, in one view.
What every document is for, how long it stays valid, and the country-by-country checklists.
Paid review by practising pathologists — eligibility, documents, applications, interviews and contracts.
Before you pay anyone
International recruitment attracts fraud, and pathologists are targeted specifically because the licensing process is slow and unfamiliar. Eight patterns account for most of it. Learn to recognise them before money or documents change hands.
Employers never charge candidates for the role itself
Instant offers are the strongest fraud signal
Only regulators decide registration and visas
Signed terms before you resign — no exceptions