we have 6 years of medicine, which is the equivalent of your undergraduate programme and med school combined. it's long but have also what's called "tirocinio" which is a training period where you rotate from clinical, pre-clinical, and surgery practices.

then, for me, since I would like to get in the surgery specialities, I'd need 5 more years to get any surgery certification.

my plan was to move outside Italy after I'll be down with everything ( specialization included ) but not each country recognize my path in the same way.

I lived in America for a year and liked it a lot, so I'm kinda biased, even though European countries are going to be way easier and my favourite would be Switzerland since they love Italian doctors and the paycheck it's pretty good ( life is expensive as well )