Check if your profession is regulated
Some jobs need formal permission to practise. Others may only need your employer to understand your qualification.
START WITH THE REGULATORCAREER MOBILITY, MADE CLEARER
Explore the official starting points for taking your profession abroad. See what to check, which authority to ask, and what people commonly need to prepare.
A route is a starting point. The regulator makes the decision.
START WITH YOUR ROUTE
Pick a destination to see official starting points and a practical first checklist. We are expanding routes based on what people need most.
YOUR ROUTE PREVIEW
Choose your destination. We’ll show the official place to begin and what to prepare before you apply.
BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD DECISIONS
Recognition routes can depend on profession, qualification, destination, and sometimes the region within a country. The right first step is to find the competent authority and verify its current instructions.
Some jobs need formal permission to practise. Others may only need your employer to understand your qualification.
START WITH THE REGULATORQualifications, transcripts, registration, work history, language proof, translations and fees may all matter.
FOLLOW OFFICIAL CHECKLISTSPermission to practise a profession and permission to live or work in a country are different decisions.
VERIFY BOTH PATHSTHE OPPORTUNITY
Official rules are spread across regulators, ministries and country-specific portals. We bring the first steps together, cite where each point comes from, and add practical experiences only when they can be clearly labelled as personal reports.
Read the research notes ↗One clear next step can save someone weeks of searching — and a costly mistake.
HELP BUILD THE ROUTES PEOPLE NEED
Tell us the route you need. We’ll use requests to decide which official pathways to research and publish next.
✳An early-access request is not an account and does not guarantee a route or launch date.
OUR STARTING SOURCES
Rules change and each route is different. Always confirm current requirements with the official authority before paying for a service, translation, or course.
Research notes last reviewed 26 October 2026. Source links are provided for convenience; this project is independent and not affiliated with regulators.