Your Specialist or GP Qualification

  1. Summary
  2. Evidence of your primary medical qualification
  3. Evidence of your internship or foundation for future practice
  4. Your Specialist or GP Qualification
  5. Your knowledge of English
  6. Your passport
  7. Your certificate of good standing
  8. Your activities for the last five years
  1. Declaring your fitness to practise
  2. Translating documents that are not in English
  3. How do I provide my documents
  4. How much does it cost to apply
  5. How long will it take to process my application
  6. Completing an identity check
  7. I am ready to apply

Your Specialist or GP Qualification

If you are eligible for entry onto the Specialist or GP Registers because you hold a Recognised Specialist or GP qualification you should apply for this when you apply for full registration with a licence to practise.

You'll need to have your Recognised Specialist or GP qualification independently verified before we can grant registration. Read about what primary source verification means for you.

There is guidance on further information you will need to provide if your specialist or GP qualification was awarded more than three years ago.

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