Recognition of overseas qualifications
Recognition of overseas qualification involves a general academic assessment of a qualification gained overseas compared to Australian educational standards. Applicants in Queensland must be Queensland residents, the skills recognition unit of the Queensland Department of Education, Training and the Arts cannot assess people for migration purposes.
Find out more about migration requirements from the Commonwealth Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Overview
Information about overseas qualification assessments: why it might be useful, who can apply, the costs involved and some related options.
Information about professions recognised in Queensland
A list of professions is recorded in the overseas qualifications information resource (known as OSQIR). This provides general information about the industry, a step-by-step guide for gaining recognition of different professional qualifications, and information about the requirements for licensing and registration for different professions in Queensland.
Document translation service
Information to help you get documents you need for your application translated into English. The University of Queensland, through the Institute of Modern Languages, provide a translation and interpreting service. For more information visit www.iml.uq.edu.au or phone (07) 3365 6742.
Financial support for qualification assessment and professional recognition
Find out about financial support provided by the Australian Department of Education, Science and Training for overseas trained professionals seeking recognition for their qualifications in Australia.
How to apply for an overseas qualification assessment
Five easy steps to applying for an overseas qualification assessment in Queensland. Download the application form [PDF 95kb].
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