Preparing your pathway
Australia registration support
We help UK NMC-registered nurses with UK practice experience understand their options, prepare documents and apply for Australian nursing registration through Ahpra.
Two stages
Two fees, not one bundled price — you can stop after the consultation, or continue into the application service.
Stage 1
£100
A step-by-step run through of the Ahpra process for your circumstances. No checklist — take notes during the session.
Ideal for: Nurses who want to know where they stand before committing.
Book the consultationIn two instalments
Stage 2 — separate fee
£500Separate from the £100 consultation, and payable after it.
We open your Ahpra account, build your document checklist, and prepare and submit your application. Ahpra and third-party fees are paid by you, directly.
Ideal for: Nurses who want the application handled for them.
Start the application serviceRead this first
The boundaries we hold to, every time — in full at clause 3 of our terms.
Registering with Ahpra is a professional milestone, not a migration outcome. If you are weighing a move to Australia, get separate, qualified migration advice for the visa side of it. Read the full terms.
Fees
Never a bundled headline price — you pay for each stage as it is reached.
Covers a step-by-step run-through of the process for your circumstances. A document checklist is not included at this stage — take notes during the session.
Payable in two instalments, not upfront:
This is a separate fee from the £100 consultation above — the consultation is not a deposit against it.
Both fees are service charges, not the all-in cost of registering. Ahpra’s own account, application and registration fees, your criminal-history check, English-language test, notarisation costs and document courier charges are all paid by you, directly to those providers — they sit outside these figures and can change without notice.
Full detail is in clause 4 of our terms. Read the fees and payment terms.
Questions
Common questions from nurses already registered with the NMC and working in the UK.
NMC registration and Ahpra registration are two separate authorities. Moving to Australia means qualifying afresh with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, through Ahpra — your UK registration and experience support that application, but they do not transfer automatically.
Next step
Start with an Australia consultation about your circumstances and the registration process. You can decide afterwards whether to continue with application support.
