Notably, of the 42 respondents who reported that international visiting medical students were allowed to do electives or clerkships at their schools, 27 (64%) reported that international students comprised 25% or less of the total visiting medical students at their schools, whereas 10 (24%) reported they comprised 26% to 50%, and 1 (2%) reported they comprised 51% or more. Respondents reported hosting international visiting medical students from every region of the world during the 5 years preceding the survey, as follows: Europe, 36 (86%); Canada, 26 (62%); Asia, 21 (50%); Australia and New Zealand, 16 (38%); Africa, 16 (38%); South America, 15 (36%); and Central America, 12 (29%).