BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) graduates can find opportunities abroad, but it may be limited compared to other medical degrees like MBBS. Some countries recognize and offer opportunities for Ayurvedic practitioners, particularly where there is growing interest in alternative and complementary medicine. However, international recognition and scope can vary significantly by location. To enhance their prospects, BAMS graduates may need to pursue additional certifications, adhere to local regulations, and demonstrate proficiency in the language of the country they wish to practice in. Researching specific countries' policies and opportunities is crucial for success abroad.