Regulated Professions
Regulated professions are occupations that require government authorization, licensing, or certification to practice legally, with specific educational, training, and competency standards set by law or professional bodies. These professions—such as medicine, law, engineering, and accountancy—are subject to oversight by regulatory authorities to protect public safety and maintain professional standards. For expats, practicing a regulated profession abroad typically requires obtaining local credentials, passing exams, and meeting residency or citizenship requirements that vary by country and profession.
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