Your pathway to practicing dentistry in Germany

We simplify the licensing process for non-EU-trained foreign dentists.

Navigate the German system with a clear roadmap and expert support, so that you avoid delays and numerous instances of misleading information online.

What you will gain

Step-by-Step Guidance: No more guessing which document needs legalisation.

Federal state selection: Resources to help you identify and contact the responsible state office for your application process.

Avoidable delays from wrong documentation: Resources to help you identify and contact the responsible state office for your application process.

Are you confused about which German federal state to choose?

Why is the recognition process so complex?

From the "Fachsprachprüfung" (FSP) to the "Kenntnisprüfung" (KP), the path to a state license to practice in Germany is buried in paperwork.

We created an E-book to guide you through the bureaucracy, know what to expect, and how to plan.

Why work with us?

Step 1: Assessment

We review your qualifications and let you know your eligibility for the German Approbation.


Step 2: Contact the responsible state office

We guide you through federal state selection, contact the responsible state office, and prepare your application documents.


Step 3: Submit your application documents

We provide recommendations for document certification and official translation by state-certified medical translators, before final document submission to the state office.


Step 4: Provide mentorship through your entire recognition journey

Your journey to get your state licence to practice in Germany could be challenging. This is why we provide mentorship throughout your entire process and ensure you are not alone.

Hear from other foreign dentists...

I was initially overwhelmed and unsure how to begin the approbation process and job search in Germany. The requirements felt complex, especially around documentation, and I didn’t know where to start.

After a consultation with Dentist2germany, everything became clear. Their structured guidance helped me organize my documents and confidently submit my application to Sachsen—even without my German language certificate. I highly recommend this service to anyone feeling stuck or uncertain about starting their migration process.

S.A

Endodontist, Nigeria

When I first looked into moving to Germany, the process felt overwhelming. There was a lot of confusing information online, and even travel consultants didn’t seem to understand the specific path for dentists.

Everything changed after I found his page on Instagram and booked a consultation. He patiently answered all my questions, reviewed my CV, and guided me step by step with clear, practical advice tailored to my situation. His support gave me the confidence to start applying for dental assistant jobs from India and understand the documentation and visa process in detail.

What stood out most was his patience and continued support—he never made me feel uncomfortable asking questions and still checks in to offer guidance. I’m truly grateful and would highly recommend his consultation to any dentist feeling lost about moving to Germany.

Rachneet S.

Dentist, India

What we offer

Free Application Checklist

8 essential documents every non-EU dentist needs for a German license. From "Good Standing" certificates to language requirements—this is your starting point for a successful application.

Complete Guide to Qualification Recognition for non EU-Trained Dentists in Germany

Are you a dentist trained outside the EU and planning to practice in Germany?

The qualification recognition process can be complex, confusing, and time-consuming. Many applicants struggle with unclear requirements, missing documents, and delays that can cost months—or even years.

This guide was created to give you a clear, structured roadmap so you can navigate the process with confidence.

€35.00

Consultation

30-mins video session

Pathway discussions and Application overview

Checklist review

30 minutes
Online
€50.00

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about licensing, language requirements, and relocation for foreign dentists.

Yes, a recognized German language certificate is required for licensing.

Typical timelines vary by region, but most candidates complete within 18–36 months with proper planning.

Some states allow limited practice under supervision; we provide a compliant plan tailored to your situation.

Get in touch

Start your journey to practice in Germany

Tell us about your qualifications and work experience, and we will tailor a roadmap for recognition process in Germany.

© 2026 Dentist2Germany. All rights reserved.

Created with MailerLite