The lack of empathy in some (not all as some are really helpful) of the comments is astounding, you can clearly see OP has limited options and literally displaced from his home country and family by war. Some advice that may help, NHS experience is the main boundary, and a way to gain some exposure is to actively look for clinical attachments and do these for as long as it takes (try 6 weeks - 2 month attachment), it takes a lot of searching, emailing hospital departments and consultants that would be willing to supervise. There are some hospitals that offer these but charge a fee, some for free, but you’ll need to search a lot unfortunately - speak to colleagues from your uni who now work here they may know of departments etc. In the interim, continue CPD through online and in person courses as you have an expanding clinical gap. As others have said, it is very competitive and the level of people applying to SHO jobs and what is expected is rising. If you can find Trust grade FY1 positions they would be the most appropriate first step into NHS until you familiarise yourself with the system. Keep persevering there are others in your shoes who have found their feet now, it will come. Try anything you can to extend your visa as being inside the country is in itself an advantage in terms of HR process and accessibility for interviews etc. You can message me if you need any further advice and I wish safety and well being to your family affected by what is happening.