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Thank you both for your thorough replies. It appears I have some research to do. I would eventually like to become a citizen of an EU country so in that case I suppose I would not be "An American practicing in Europe". However, I realize that obtaining a new citizenship is a lengthy proces...

I've lived in Spain for three months and England for a month. I speak Spanish, so it probably won't be too hard to learn Italian over the next several years.

Do you know where I can look for more information on specific requirements?

Again, thank you for all of your help.

Thank you for your reply.

It seems that European medical school is out of the question then. Is it possible to go to medical school in the US then move to Europe? Would one do one's residency in Europe rather than the US if this were the case?

One more question if you don't mind. I have been researching European medical schools and found that in most countries (Italy and France specifically) there is a 6-year program straight out of their equivalent of high school. Students who plan on attending medical school there do not attend undergra...

Thank you for the quick reply and sorry I wasn't clear. I am currently studying at a US University and plan on continuing my undergraduate studies here. I wanted to look at European medical schools as well as ones in the United States. The year in Japan is during my undergraduate studies and will he...