The Government of Liberia, working with the Government of Bangladesh, invites interested Liberians to apply for placement in approved Medical and Dental Colleges in Bangladesh for the 2025 to 2026 academic year. This opportunity supports students who want structured medical training with clear academic standards, supervised clinical exposure and access to recognised qualifications. You study in institutions that follow guidelines set by the Directorate General of Medical Education in Bangladesh. You also follow all rules on admissions, document submission and payment schedules.
You start the process by reviewing the official guidance on the approved portals. These websites outline the required documents, admission criteria and all steps that you must complete before the deadline. The information includes age limits, academic requirements, passport validity, medical fitness rules, and all supporting documents needed for verification. You need to prepare certified academic records, a valid passport, passport sized photos and any official forms required by the Directorate General of Medical Education. You also need to read the fee structure for Government and Non Government institutions, since each category follows a different cost schedule.
Bangladesh offers structured medical education through a five year MBBS programme followed by a one year internship. Dental colleges follow a related structure with a BDS programme. You complete pre clinical, para clinical and clinical courses with assessments at each level. You receive supervised training in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, pharmacology, community medicine, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics and other required subjects. Clinical rotations take place in teaching hospitals attached to each college. These rotations give you exposure to patient care, basic procedures and case management under supervision. Successful students move to the internship year, which is required for licensing.
Living in Bangladesh requires planning. You need to budget for accommodation, meals, books, transport, health insurance and personal expenses. Some institutions provide hostels, while others expect students to secure accommodation on their own. You should review the guidance on safety, dress code and campus behaviour. You also need to follow immigration rules for foreign students, including visa requirements and renewal schedules. The Bangladeshi authorities issue student visas based on confirmed admission letters, so you should not attempt travel before receiving all approvals.
You apply online through the dedicated platforms listed in the notice. You must fill out all fields accurately and upload clear copies of your documents. The system rejects incomplete submissions, which leads to disqualification. You must also track your email for updates, requests for corrections or additional information. The Ministry advises you to complete the process early, since delays in payment, document certification or passport processing often cause missed deadlines.
You can call the inquiry numbers, 0776 871 512 or 0880 742 661, during office hours if you need clarification on any step. You receive guidance on the application process, document requirements and important dates.
The final deadline for all applications is January 15, 2026. You should submit your documents before this date to avoid disqualification. Qualified Liberians who meet the criteria are encouraged to prepare early, follow each step carefully and complete all requirements on time.
How To Apply
Important Information & Online Application:
Applicants must visit the official portals below for full details on requirements, deadlines, and procedures:
- Directorate General of Medical Education (DGME) Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Foreign Student Applications
- Directorate General of Medical Education(DGME) Medical Education and Family Welfare Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- Medical Education and Family Welfare Division
- Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS)
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