Recently qualified overseas doctors
You are planning a move and need a realistic view of AMC CAT MCQ, clinical / WBA, English requirements, and how long the journey may take before clinical work in Australia.
Who this is for • IMG & SIMG
Built for international doctors at different points on the map
This site helps overseas-trained doctors who want to work and train in Australia understand Ahpra, AMC, college and workforce rules in plain language — whether you are still overseas or already in supervised practice.
Pathway notes, not promises
Australian registration routes are set by official bodies and can change. We help you interpret publicly available requirements and prepare thoughtfully. We do not assess applications, grant registration, or act as a migration agent.
Experienced clinicians changing countries
You already practise elsewhere and want to understand whether specialist recognition, standard pathways, or transitional Area of Need roles better match your career stage.
Doctors already in Australia
You may be in supervised practice, seeking the next registration step, or reassessing a pathway that has stalled after arrival.
Doctors comparing options
You are weighing DPA location, specialty goals, family timelines, and cost. You need a clearer framework before committing to one route.
Standard pathway orientation
Overview of AMC assessments, WBA hospitals, documentation, and the order of milestones before provisional and general registration.
Competent authority considerations
For doctors whose qualification and practice history may align with competent authority arrangements — we help you test fit and avoid assuming eligibility too early.
Specialist recognition questions
If you hold substantial postgraduate training, we help you frame the right questions about RACP, RACGP, ACRRM, RACS, ACEM, ANZCA comparability and parallel planning while you wait.
