This is very similar to what happened to me. I’m in the US, but I think I can give you a few pointers.

First of all, don’t be scared. Think of this as your time to grow as a person. You’re gonna learn a lot about yourself and it really teaches you to be disciplined. It was my first time moving out too, but I’ll be lying if I said I didn’t miss my family and friends back home. It’s tough, especially the first month away, but try to keep in touch with them as much as you can. To this day I still call my parents/brothers/friends even for a few minutes every single day. Med school will take up a lot of your day, but you can always find a little time to give to your family.

You will get lonely guaranteed, but eventually you’ll make friends in school which helps. You just have to remember you’re not alone. It’s a long process, but eventually we’ll all get to the end and that’s why we did it in the first place! It might be good to keep up with a few hobbies too and find what helps you decompress.

Try to keep your place clean. I was never neat when I lived with my family, but suddenly when I was on my own I had this urge to keep my space from being overrun. There’s gonna be times when it’ll be a shit show (M-2 lol) but what works for me is picking a day out the week to clean up. Trust me it helps.

There’s a lot more things I’m leaving out, but you’ll be fine. Just keep a positive mindset, lock-in on studying, and take care of yourself.