Expedited Pathway AHPRA Registration Checklist
- Rachel Davidson
- Aug 25
- 2 min read
1. Proof of Identity
You must complete an identity check. AHPRA uses InstaID+, a secure independent provider.
Required Documents:
Foreign Passport (EU cards are not accepted)
Certified copy of the identity information page (photo page)
Official English translation (if not in English)
Any 2 of the following:
Current driver’s license (from a country you have resided in) with photoand signature
Foreign marriage certificate
Foreign national ID card
Foreign birth certificate
Current Australian visa (valid at time of entry) — must be provided withoverseas passport or travel document
Credit/Debit card
2. Primary Degree
A certified copy of your original academic transcript and testimony or certificate thatindicates completion of the qualification.
3. Specialist Qualification
Provide certified copies of: MRCGP Certificate & CCT Certificate.
4. Certificates of Good StandingIf registered outside Australia, arrange for original Certificates of Registration Status or Certificates of Good Standing to be sent directly from the registering authority to your AHPRA state or territory office. Email for submission:COGS@ahpra.gov.au
5. Criminal History CheckSubmit the International Criminal History Check (ICHC) reference page from the approved vendor.Apply here:International Criminal History Checks – AHPRA
6. Offer of EmploymentTo be provided by your practice/employer.
7. English Language ProficiencyUse the AHPRA self-assessment tool to determine your required pathway and evidence: English Language Skills – AHPRA
8. Confirmation of UK TrainingRequest confirmation of your specialist or GP training from the RCGP via the GMC website. Note: This is different from the CCT document already provided.
Document Certification Requirements
All certified documents must include the following:
Statement: “I have sighted the original document and certify this to be a true copy of the original.”
Date of certification
Authorised officer’s full name
Contact phone number
Occupation or profession (and profession number, if applicable)
Officer’s stamp or seal, if relevant



