Forms

Online applications

Online applications for provisional registration as a pharmacist and for approval of supervised practice arrangements are available to:

• final-year students that are due to complete within the next twelve weeks an approved program of study, or
• graduates who have completed an approved program of study.

Online applications are also available for:

• Pharmacists who hold a current annual practising certificate with the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand and who are applying for registration in Australia under the provisions of the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Act.

Already hold provisional registration?

If you currently hold provisional registration and have completed all of the requirements to be eligible for general registration, you can apply for general registration via our online services portal.

For all other circumstances, please use the relevant downloadable form below.

Registration forms

Renewal of registration

Online application for renewal of registration opens six to eight weeks before your registration expires. Ahpra will send you a reminder when your registration is due. Look for this as confirmation that online renewal is open.

If you do not renew your general or non-practising registration by 30 November each year, or within the following one month late period, your registration will lapse in accordance with the National Law and your name will be removed from the national register of practitioners. 

General registration

• Application for general registration - AGEN-60 (1.19 MB,PDF)
• Application for general registration for current non-practising registrants - AGNP-60 (1.10 MB,PDF)
• Application for review of conditions or undertakings - ARCD-00 (393 KB,PDF)
• Application for general registration for pharmacists currently holding limited registration - APGR-60  (939 KB,PDF)  

Provisional registration and supervised practice

• Application for provisional registration and supervised practice - APRO-60 (1.33 MB,PDF)
• Application for approval of supervised practice - AASP-60 (837 KB,PDF)

Limited registration and supervised practice

• Application for limited registration for supervised practice - ALPS-60 (1.21 MB,PDF)
• Application for approval of supervised practice - AASP-60 (837 KB,PDF)

Non-practising registration

If you currently hold general registration, you can apply for non-practising registration using online services. Log in to your account to apply.

If you currently hold registration without an annual practising certificate with the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand and are applying for registration in Australia under the provisions of the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Act, you can apply online for non-practising registration.

If you don't currently hold general registration, you can apply for non-practising registration by using the ANPC-60 form:

• Application for non-practising registration as a pharmacist for previous registrants ANPC-60 (700 KB, PDF)

Other Forms

• Statutory declaration of weekly record of supervised practice hours for pharmacy interns and pharmacists holding general or limited registration - SPWR-60 (189 KB,PDF)
• Application for a pharmacy intern to be a candidate for an oral examination (practice) - APOE-60 (424 KB,PDF)
• Application for oral examination (practice) or oral examination (pharmacy law and ethics) for pharmacists holding general or limited registration - AOEP-60 (148 KB,PDF)
• Application for approval of supervised practice - AASP-60 (837 KB,PDF)
• English language skills requirements form - TELG-00 (343 KB,PDF) - for pharmacists holding non-practising registration who need to provide evidence that they meet the Registration standard: English language skills.

Supplementary Information

Information about supporting documents required for registration is provided below.

• Certifying Documents 
• Standard Format for Curriculum Vitae
• Proof of Identity Requirements (65.6 KB,PDF), Word version (623 KB,DOCX)

Common application forms

See Common Application Forms for a complete list of forms that are not specific to the actual registration process.

Notification

To notify Ahpra about your concerns regarding a health practitioner, go to Make a Notification.