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Fast track application as an enrolled nurse, registered nurse or midwife - AFTR-40 Form 2025

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The document AFTR-40 outlines the fast track application process for nurses and midwives seeking registration in Australia who previously held general registration but did not renew it by the deadline. It details the requirements, including the absence of certain verifications typically needed in standard applications, and emphasizes the importance of providing complete supporting documentation. The document also includes sections on privacy, obligations, consent, payment details, and a checklist for applicants to ensure all necessary information is submitted.

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Begin with SECTION A: Application criteria. Mark all applicable boxes for your registration type: Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurse, or Midwife.
Proceed to SECTION B: Personal details. Fill in your name, date of birth, and any previous names. Ensure you attach proof of any name changes if applicable.
In SECTION C: Contact information, provide your current contact details and residential address. Make sure to indicate if your principal place of practice is the same as your residential address.
Move on to SECTION D: Suitability statements. Answer all questions honestly regarding criminal history and impairments. Attach necessary documentation as specified.
Complete SECTION E: Obligations and consent by reading through the obligations carefully before signing and dating the form.
Finally, review the checklist in SECTION G to ensure all required documents are attached before submitting your application.

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How to become a registered nurse in Australia from New Zealand?

If you completed your nursing qualification in New Zealand, you still have to apply for AHPRA assessment. However, the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Agreement (TTMRA) makes this process faster. Once approved, you can apply for registration with Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA).

What is the fast track for registered nurses?

Accelerated baccalaureate programs offer the quickest route to licensure as a registered nurse (RN) for adults who have already completed a bachelors or graduate degree in a non-nursing discipline. Fast-track entry-level baccalaureate programs take between 11 and 18 months to complete, including prerequisites.

Do enrolled nurses have AHPRA registration in Australia?

As an enrolled nurse, you will be required by law to hold Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) for your practice and to meet this AHPRA registration standard.

Can NZ enrolled nurses work in Australia?

If you hold New Zealand Nursing or Midwifery Registration you will be able to easily transfer your registration to Australia. To do this you will need to download the application for Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition, from the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia website.