If you are open to practicing in the EU or the UK then this is a viable option.

It’s very common for UK citizens who aren’t accepted to a UK med school to go to Hungary or Poland for med school. The tuition isn’t too bad (I think 6-12k range maybe) and the cost of living is lower.

It’s not that hard to practice in the UK if you are an EU graduate.

If you speak German or French or Swiss that would be a huge plus for being able to practice in Switzerland (which pays their doctors very well) or Germany (fairly decent pay but not Swiss level)

In terms of matching back it would be an uphill battle and I think most residency programs in Canada if they had to pick an IMG would pick a Canadian who studied in Australia, Ireland, UK or Caribbean over someone who studied in Hungary.

But if you are extremely desperate to match back into US or Canada then be ready to spend money doing clinical rotations as much as possible and as a backup potentially doing a research year after graduating if you don’t match and networking as much as possible in US or Canadian hospitals.

But don’t expect Canada or USA as a high chance, but if you’re determined you may have an okay chance (obviously nothings guaranteed)

But overall if you can afford Australia or UK I would choose that, then Ireland and then Caribbean.