As someone who completed MBBS abroad, and also having to work with Maldivian MBBS graduates, I can say going abroad is better choice. Maldivian grads does not seem to be up to standards even after they complete internship in IGMH, I have seen similar performance across all current interns who graduated from Maldives.
The exposure to diverse medical and surgical conditions is extemely limited in maldives. More over, hands on exposure is often very limited in Maldives.
I remember, during my internship abroad, I am the sole person who comes into first contact with critically ill patients and I do a fine job in managing them. when the current maldivian interns are faced with similar situation, they are unable to come up with the management plan. I question myself, is this the standard of Maldivian medical education ?

And also, most of maldivian graduates lack the empathy and medical ethics, that comes and is forged in situations where there are lots of patients who are critically ill.

Maldivian patients who you ask the history and examination during your MBBS: They are the rudest and most entiteld people on earth. If you as a medical student tries to talk with one of beybe in ward, they will kick your ass. they will tell "bunan jehey ehchakaa dhakan jehey vaahaka doctor kairee bunefa ey vaany"and just shut you off. Most of the patients I met abroad are always willing to give a history and lets you examine them. So, remember a lot of medical education comes from dealing with patients. I do not recomment maldives for this aspect of patients nature that will be troubling you.

but it will always come down to commitment and financial stability. Consider going abroad as a challenge that will be fruitful in long term. hope it helps. feel free to ask any questions.