India
Domestic hospital opportunities, structured candidate profiles and employer hiring support.
Launch focusCountry pathways
Prepare for global opportunities without unclear promises.
Matchbox starts with India. International pathways will be introduced over the next one to two years only after licensing, language, employment, visa and employer requirements are mapped accurately.
Phased expansion
Domestic recruitment now. Global readiness next.
A destination will move from roadmap to active only when Matchbox has a compliant candidate process and suitable employer relationships.
United Kingdom & Ireland
Licensing, English-language evidence, employer sponsorship and destination-readiness guidance.
Roadmap · 1–2 yearsAustralia & New Zealand
Registration assessment, English-language requirements and role-specific employer routes.
Roadmap · 1–2 yearsGermany & selected Europe
Qualification recognition, language readiness and transparent destination guidance.
Roadmap · 1–2 yearsGulf destinations
Authority licensing, document verification and employer-specific recruitment requirements.
Roadmap · 1–2 yearsNorth America
Professional licensure, examinations, immigration pathways and verified employer partnerships.
Longer-termWhat destination readiness means
The job is only one part of the journey.
Future country guides will separate eligibility, professional registration, language, recruitment cycles, employment terms, immigration and relocation so candidates can make informed decisions.
Professional eligibility
Qualification recognition, council registration, clinical experience and required examinations.
Language & documentation
IELTS/OET or local-language expectations, passport readiness, verification, translations and evidence validity.
Employment & migration
Opening cycles, employer route, selection process, expected salary range, visa pathway, cost responsibilities and relocation steps.
Important international recruitment noticeCountry requirements can change and vary by profession, employer and candidate history. A future Matchbox guide will support decision-making but will not replace advice from the relevant professional regulator or immigration authority.