Registration pathways, the expedited specialist pathway, AHPRA, the colleges, visas, the moratorium, Medicare billing and the practical move.
Not sure where to begin? Pick the one that matches you and we will take it from there.
Take the 5-minute self-check to see whether you are eligible and which registration pathway fits you - before you commit to anything.
2Start with the complete guide - the whole journey in one place, with links out to every detailed guide as you need them.
Most UK and Irish GPs follow the same broad arc. Each stage has its own guide; here is the shape of the whole thing.
Five clusters cover the whole move. Each has a hub guide that links out to everything in it.
Subclass 482, 186 and the skilled-migration family - with a registered migration agent.
The moratorium, Distribution Priority Areas, the Modified Monash Model and scaling.
The MBS, percentage of billings, bulk-billing vs mixed, contractor vs employee.
Dr Mahibur Rahman of Emedica and BDI's Hunter Diack walk UK GPs through the move to Australia: the pathway, where you can work, the real costs and what you can earn.
Chapters, takeaways & the full Q and AWe publish in-depth guides one at a time. Here are the three newest - 42 guides live in total.

What is negotiable, the terms to check, getting legal and tax advice, and how to negotiate well without souring the relationship before you start.

How to judge a role - the billing arrangement, hours and on-call, patient mix, support and supervision, location and contract type, and the questions to ask.

What a recruiter should do for you, the questions worth asking, the red flags to avoid, and how to stay in control of your own move.
Built to make two confusing things concrete. Both are guides, not official determinations - always check the authoritative government tool.

See, at a glance, where an overseas-trained GP can work and still access a Medicare provider number under s.19AB.

Estimate take-home from your billing percentage, hours and billing mix. Estimates only, before tax and super.
UK and Irish GPs early in their careers and late in them, moving alone or with a family, heading for a city practice or a rural town. The guides meet you where you are.




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