ukfpo eligibility application eeu medical student

If your medical school can confirm that your medical education was conducted solely in English, and more than 75% of your patient contact was in English, then you don't need to take language exams (unless theyre on a 'blacklist' in which case the UKFPO won't accept their evidence - https://www.gmc-uk.org/registration-and-licensing/join-the-register/before-you-apply/evidence-of-your-knowledge-of-english/using-your-primary-medical-qualification). My understanding is that your passport/citizenship has no bearing on your language profiency.

The language requirements are stated quite clearly on the Dean's statement and the eligibility guidance, suggest you read those.

I second this. For some universities you need it and some you don't. I saw on their webinar the question of what happens if your university appears on the list before they close the window and they said " if at the point your application was checked and the university wasn't on the list you would still be deemed eligible even if it appeared later". Another question that was asked was if others submitting English language proficiency from your year group would affect your application and they said no it wouldn't. I asked the GMC what the process was for updating that blacklist and they said they have to write to the university and ask for evidence that your course is in English and I guess they deduce from that whether to add it onto the list (basically it's a process and I guess it could take a number of weeks). So I guess just get your eligibility application is ASAP.

There is a caveat - you will still need IELTS/OET for GMC reg.