How to apply to medical school if you're homeschooled abroad?

I think you need at least a 6 in maths and English language GCSE for most medical schools in the UK. What are your circumstances if you don't mind answering? iGCSE's can be taken in most countries. You might also be subject to international fees which means more competition and higher tuition fees depending on how long you've been away for. Most medical schools require biology, chemistry and another subject. You will also need to find a test centre for the UCAT in the summer before you apply. UCAS deadline is on the 15th October each year.

I am a British citizen, but, as I said, I live abroad and so far covid restrictions have been preventing me from leaving the country. I also have no one to stay with during my stay in England. My family is poor and my dad thinks GCSEs are a waste.

I'm to wait willing to get GCSEs once I've moved to England, somehow, if it really is necessary.

I am a British citizen, but, as I said, I live abroad and so far covid restrictions have been preventing me from leaving the country. I also have no one to stay with during my stay in England. My family is poor and my dad thinks GCSEs are a waste.

I'm to wait willing to get GCSEs once I've moved to England, somehow, if it really is necessary.

If you’ve been resident abroad and not maintained much in the way of links to the U.K., then you may end up getting assessed as an overseas fees payer which would probably be a big stumbling block.