any idea if a filipino PT can work as physiotherapist in UK

[Arthur Little]

Hmm ... you could contact the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED (Telephone +44 20 7306 6666).
www.csp.org.uk

Having said that, it's likely to be a fruitless exercise - for the following main reasons:

1. Qualification obtained - in countries other than the UK - are [very] UNLIKELY to be considered as being on a par with those required to practise in

2. 's economy - in line with many nations globally - is such that, few [if any] job applicants (even among professionals) from overseas are currently being accepted for employment.

[Steve.r]

Welcome to the forum,

Just to make it dead clear to you, DO NOT give any agency ANY MONEY......... 99% are scammers who will try to entice you to part with your cash. They will try every trick to fool you. They can give you names, addresses, photos, application forms and real looking contracts.... please BEWARE 99% are FAKE.

I wish you luck.

[Arthur Little]

... if you do find an agency offering work, DON'T give them any money.

Just to make it dead clear to you, DO NOT give any agency ANY MONEY......... 99% are scammers who will try to entice you to part with your cash. They will try every trick to fool you. They can give you names, addresses, photos, application forms and real looking contracts.... please BEWARE 99% are FAKE.

This is what I had been going to stress next ... and would further REITERATE its vital IMPORTANCE also.

[Arthur Little]

... we're not being pessimistic, above - simply realistic, in order to guard members against false optimism.

[gWaPito]

Hmm ... you could contact the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED (Telephone +44 20 7306 6666).
www.csp.org.uk

Having said that, it's likely to be a fruitless exercise - for the following main reasons:

1. Qualification obtained - in countries other than the UK - are [very] UNLIKELY to be considered as being on a par with those required to practise in

2. 's economy - in line with many nations globally - is such that, few [if any] job applicants (even among professionals) from overseas are currently being accepted for employment.

I got to agree there, in most cases the qualifications are not worth the paper they are printed on

But, there is work, be it mostly of the unskilled variety. You know what they say about small acorns ....we all gotta start somewhere