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If you are unsure whether your qualification relates to one of the professions on our Register, you may find it useful to contact a professional body.
If you hold a UK approved or historically approved programme, you will need to apply via the UK application route. To check your programme is approved you can search our Register of approved programmes.
If you qualified outside of the UK, then you will need to apply via the international route.
For information on fees for international applicants please refer to the international application guidance notes.
For information on fees for UK applicants please refer to the UK application guidance notes.
For International applicants: No. We will make direct contact with your education provider and competent authority. There is no need for you to ask them to send us verification in advance of your application.
For UK applicants: No. Your training institution will send us notification that you have qualified. If you qualified more than 5 years ago, you would need to upload a copy of your qualification certificate when you apply.
Your application number will show on the ‘My application’ page once you have created an application and first saved it.
If your application is missing information once it is submitted, we will email you to notify you of this. You will then need to resubmit the missing information to us via email so we can add it to your application.
You will be notified about the outcome of your application via email.
If you have been granted refugee status or given leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom on humanitarian protection grounds, we waive the scrutiny fee for your application. You will not be able to apply online and will instead need to download a paper application from our website here. Please enclose a letter from the Home Office with the application, confirming you have refugee or humanitarian protection status. We ask that you provide us with as much information as possible with your application. If you are unable to provide all of the information needed (for example, because documents have been destroyed or you cannot obtain them), you must include a letter which explains why you cannot provide it. For refugee allied health professionals seeking advice and information on how to find jobs, gain experience and other useful assistance, NHS employers has online information.
If your questions have not been answers in the above answers, you can contact the registration department. Please find the contact information here
