Many GPs who relocate to Australia say the biggest change isn’t just higher income — it’s the joy they rediscover in practising medicine. With faster access to high-quality pathology, radiology and specialist services, GPs can diagnose patients more quickly and confidently. Public wait times are shorter, and many patients willingly use private care to be seen sooner. The result? Less frustration and more meaningful patient care.
If you’re curious about what life could look like abroad, you can meet one of Australia’s leading GP organisations in person during their visit to the UK & Ireland.
From 29 November to 8 December, UK and Irish GPs can book a one-on-one meeting to explore what life and work could look like as a GP in Australia. These sessions are relaxed, obligation-free, and designed to give you honest, practical insights into Australian general practice.
Why UK and Irish GPs Are Choosing Australia
Australia continues to be one of the most attractive destinations for international GPs — and it’s easy to see why. Many GPs relocating from the UK to Australia are seeking:
✔ Higher earning potential
Australian GPs commonly enjoy significantly higher billings and earnings compared with NHS GP salaries. Click here to see the results from our latest Australian GP Salary Survey to find out what you could earn.
✔ A portfolio-style career
Australian practices often encourage GPs to develop special interests such as:
Women’s health
Skin cancer medicine
Urgent care
Chronic disease management
Mental health
You can diversify your skills, build niche expertise, and design the kind of medical career that suits your goals.
✔ Better work–life balance
Australia’s lifestyle is a major drawcard, offering sunshine, outdoor living, flexible hours, less bureaucracy and more time for patients.
✔ Strong professional support
This GP group is one of the largest employers of British doctors arriving in Australia. They are known for structured onboarding, strong mentorship, and a supportive environment that helps doctors thrive both clinically and personally.
✔ A clear pathway to permanent residency
For many GPs, the ability to gain PR after two years of work is a major incentive, offering long-term stability and choice.
Meet the Team in London or Dublin
- London – 29 November to 4 December
- Dublin – 6 to 8 December
Sessions run for one hour and are completely personal and confidential. You’ll have the chance to ask direct questions about anything related to relocating, including:
What you can discuss during your meeting:
Earnings, billings and financial expectations
The true cost of living in Australia
Lifestyle differences and family considerations
Suitable locations across Australia
How visas work, including the quickest pathways
GP training equivalency and registration
Opportunities in General Practice & Urgent Care
Special interest development (skin, women’s health, urgent care, and more)
Whether you’re actively planning a move or simply curious, this is your chance to gather genuine, up-to-date information from a major employer — with no pressure and no commitment required.
Which GPs are eligible to work in Australia?
GPs who are eligible to work with this group in Australia are those holding MRCGP CCT or MICGP.
The process of relocating to Australia typically takes 7-8 months, and securing a 482 visa that provides full working rights for partners is very straightforward.
Book Your Meeting
Spaces are limited due to one-on-one session format.
📩 Email us at: [email protected] or call/message Paul Brooks on +44 7950 029647
Take the first step toward a more rewarding medical career — and discover whether Australia could be your next big move.
