Foreign applicant definition

Foreign applicant means an applicant who is a graduate of a foreign medical school. "Foreign medical school" means a medical school located outside of the United States. "Originating site" means the location of the patient at the time the service being furnished

Foreign applicant means an applicant who is a foreign juristic person as defined in the Act;

Foreign applicant means an applicant who is a graduate of a foreign medical school.

More Definitions of Foreign applicant

Foreign applicant means a person applying for admission as a lawyer who 1) has ever been admitted to the practice of law as a lawyer (or the equivalent for that jurisdiction) in any foreign jurisdiction (designated herein as “Foreign Attorney Applicant” when relevant), or 2) has a law degree from a law school outside the U.S. that would qualify the applicant to practice law as a lawyer (or the equivalent for that jurisdiction) in that jurisdiction and that was received prior to a law degree received in the U.S.

Foreign applicant means a person who is not a citizen of Country x or a legal entity where citizens of Country x; one or more of its directors or shareholders are not citizens of Country x.

Foreign applicant means an applicant who is a foreign juristic person as defined in section 1 ofthe Act;