Moving to Australia

Navigating the journey from overseas medical qualification to practising in Australia is demanding. Between RACGP or ACRRM paperwork for the PEP Specialist stream, AHPRA registration requirements, and tight timelines, the last thing any International Medical Graduate (IMG) needs is an English language test that drags on for weeks or creates unnecessary stress.

Western Australia’s rural and remote communities have reached a historic milestone. For the first time, more than 1,000 general practitioners are practising across MMM 2–7 locations. According to Rural Health West’s latest Rural General Practice in Western Australia – Annual Workforce Update (as of 30 November 2024), there are now 1,009 GPs working in these areas — a 5.8% increase (55 more GPs) from 954 the previous year.

Moving from rural or regional practice to a metropolitan area is achievable, but it requires understanding the DPA reality, timelines, and smart navigation.

Mandurah Is The Ultimate Coastal Post-Fellowship Destination for New FRACGPs Seeking Balance, Demand & Lifestyle in 2026.

Master the Letter of Support requirements and fast-track your PEP approval with expert tips from Doctor Connect…

This guide walks you through exactly why PRODA matters and how to set it up as quickly as possible after landing.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully navigated the RACGP Fellowship Exams and earned your FRACGP. This achievement marks the beginning of a new chapter—one filled with exciting opportunities and important decisions. Whether you're an international medical graduate or a local GP, here are the main considerations to help you plan your next steps. Gaining Permanent Residency For international GPs, securing Permanent Residency (PR) is often a top priority. There are two main path

RACGP Fellowship Exams consist of three components: 1. Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) 2. Key Feature Problem (KFP) 3. Clinical Competency Exam (CCE)

What are the English Language Test Requirements to work as a doctor in Australia?

Doctor Connect guides overseas GPs on planning arrival and start dates in Australia, including visas, registration, Medicare, orientation, and accommodation tips