Limited registration is available to medical practitioners whose medical qualifications are from a medical school outside of Australia or New Zealand.
These medical schools must be listed in the current online version of the International Medical Education Directory (IMED) of the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research. Approved courses of study means that the applicant must be able to demonstrate that they have completed a medical curriculum of at least four academic years, leading to an entitlement to registration in the country issuing the degree to practise clinical medicine.
There are four types of limited registration, granted for different purposes. These allow internationally qualified medical practitioners to provide medical services under supervision as set out below.
The types of limited registration are:
Forms for limited registration
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Application limited registration for an area of need for specialist practice - AANS-03 (1.41 MB,PDF)
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Application limited registration for an area of need - AANG-03 (1.42 MB,PDF)
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Application for limited registration postgraduate training or supervised practice as a medical practitioner - ALPS-03 (1.42 MB,PDF)
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Application for limited registration for teaching or research as a medical practitioner - ALTR-03 (2.01 MB,PDF)
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Request for change in circumstances for medical practitioners with limited registration - ACCL-03 (404 KB,PDF)
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Application for limited registration in public interest as a Medical Practitioner - ALPI-03 (1.96 MB,PDF)
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Application for assessment by a medical college - AAMC-03 (369 KB,PDF)
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Supervised Practice Plan and Principal Supervisor's Agreement (810 KB,DOT)
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Supervised Practice Orientation Report Form (725 KB,DOT)
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Work Performance Report for Limited Registration (844 KB,DOT)