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credential-recognition

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Get foreign qualifications, degrees, or professional licenses recognised in a new country — figure out whether recognition is even needed, which body assesses it, what evidence they want, and the bridging route if there's a gap. Use when someone says 'get my degree recognised abroad', 'is my foreign license valid here', 'credential evaluation', or 'can I work as a [nurse/engineer/teacher] in [country] with my qualifications'. Produces a recognition roadmap, the assessing body, an evidence checklist, and the bridging options. Routes to official assessment bodies; requirements are country- and profession-specific.

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# Credential Recognition Skill

Skilled newcomers routinely end up underemployed not because they lack skills but
because their qualifications sit unrecognised — the doctor driving a taxi is a cliché
because the recognition process is opaque, slow, and different for every profession
and country. This skill maps it: whether your field even *requires* formal recognition
(many don't), which body assesses it, exactly what evidence they need, and — when
there's a gap between your training and the local standard — the bridging route to
close it rather than starting over. Requirements are country- and profession-specific,
so everything routes to the official assessing body.

## What This Skill Produces

- A **recognition roadmap**: whether recognition is needed at all (regulated profession
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