The solution is straightforward. You apply for postgraduate training in whatever nation you envision yourself settling down in (at least for the period of your training) and select training programmes that you believe are the best fit for you. Yes, you can pursue postgraduate medical education (MD/MS) after finishing your MBBS in Philippines. Many nations, including the Philippines, provide undergraduate medical education; however, postgraduate medical education requirements and availability vary by country. In the Philippines, the PG in Medicine programme is known as the Residency Training Programme, just like in the United States. The individual departments are regulated by their respective independent boards/societies, namely the Philippine College of Radiology, the Philippine College of Surgeons, and the Philippine Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society.

Unlike an all-powerful solitary body such as the NMC in India or the NMC in Nepal, which governs and oversees all policies, regulations, and accreditation of PG Medicine programmes in their respective countries, the Philippine postgraduate programmes are unique and independent; however, they adhere to a rigorous accreditation and governing regime in which institutions must reapply for accreditation every 3/4 years depending on the department applied for.

If you plan to pursue postgraduate medical study after obtaining your MBBS from Philippines, you will usually need to meet specific prerequisites, such as: Meeting the qualifying requirements established by the Philippines. Passing any necessary tests, such as licensure exams or admission exams for postgraduate medical programmes in that country. Completing any further training or clinical rotations necessary for your chosen postgraduate programme. Some nations may have particular systems or paths for overseas medical graduates to pursue postgraduate medical study, so it's important to look into those alternatives as well.