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Recognition of degrees and professional credentials
For regulated professionals, degree recognition often conditions the entire schedule of the move. Anticipating this stage is what avoids months of waiting with life already relocated.
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Available in: Uruguay · Chile · Paraguay
Who it is for
- Doctors, dentists and healthcare professionals
- Lawyers and legal professionals
- Engineers, architects and regulated technical professions
- Teachers and researchers in academic careers
- Families in which professional practice defines the viability of the move
When it makes sense
Faz sentido quando
- Your profession is regulated and you intend to practice it at the destination
- Professional income is a relevant part of the relocation plan
- You want to know the real cost and timeline before choosing the country
- There are children or a spouse whose career must also be considered
Não faz sentido quando
- Your activity does not require local professional registration
- Your income will come entirely from abroad, with no practice at the destination
- You intend to practice only remotely for clients back home
What you receive
Feasibility analysis
Whether your profession requires recognition in the chosen country, what it involves and how long it tends to take.
Integrated schedule
Recognition fitted into the move’s calendar — before, during or after, whichever is most efficient.
Preparation of academic documentation
Transcripts, syllabi, certificates and translations organized to the required standard.
Conduct before the institutions
We accompany the process until the decision, with local support and a translator.
What it will be like for you
The academic part requires careful preparation — it is where most processes stall.
It starts early
We recommend beginning before the move: it is the stage with the least controllable timeline.
Documentation under our curation
We review each piece before submission — a return for an incomplete document costs months.
Timelines vary by profession
We give a realistic horizon right in the initial analysis, without commercial optimism.
Follow-up until the decision
You are informed of every movement, without having to chase it.
What is included
- Dedicated consultant from start to finish
- Accompanying translator at in-person stages
- Local team in the destination country
- Logistical support and scheduling
- Coordination of lawyers, accountants and notaries
- Secure channel for sending sensitive documents
And afterward
Once recognition is obtained, we advise on local professional registration and the maintenance obligations that usually come with it — including the interaction with your registration back home.
Frequently asked questions
Do all professions need recognition?
No. Regulated professions generally require local recognition to practice; others do not. The first step is precisely to confirm whether, in your case and in the chosen country, recognition is necessary.
How long does it take?
It varies significantly by profession, institution and country. It is the least predictable stage of a move — which is why we recommend starting it early and planning the rest around it.
Can I work while the process is underway?
It depends on the profession and local rules. We assess that possibility in the diagnosis, because it directly affects the financial planning of the move.
Do I lose my registration back home?
Not necessarily. The relationship between your home registration and the destination’s is part of the analysis — and it is frequently possible to keep both.
Does your profession require recognition?
Find out in the initial analysis and plan the move in the right order.
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