need UK/EU passport to go past FY2 (somewhat like internship) and there are no more skilled Visa at this point. After you get your degree, you can come back to US/Canada to do you residency. You would be required to do the USMLE or the MCQEE (Or whatever the Canadian test is called) These are the exact same tests US/Canadian medical students would do. Beware that your residency choices will be limited, you won't get into the most competitive spots. I am a Canadian starting Medicine this fall, and honestly the best advise I can give you is do LOTS of research before you apply, that means you go on google and just look stuff up, asking questions isn't the best way IMHO. You've got till October 15th to apply, I hope you are aware of the UKCAT/BMAT as well. Oh you have to apply through UCAS. I'd start by poking around on UCAS and then looking at different Medical colleges in UK (30 in total) as to what they require. Most require 85% or higher Gr 12 average, work experience, good UKCAT/BMAT scores etc.. Work experience ?!? Would volunteer experience count ? I haven't gone to work because I've never felt it was necessary. Out of curiosity, is there a financial assistance program thats available for international students as well? And which universities are the best to study medicine from? One more crucial detail, i haven't taken physics in grade 11 or 12 because it honestly drives me nuts.