Ireland · Licensing & Skills

CORU registration

CORU regulates health and social care professionals in Ireland, including radiographers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, medical scientists, and dietitians.

Who it suits

Who this pathway suits

Allied healthcare professionals migrating to Ireland.

Eligibility

Eligibility at a glance

  • Relevant degree comparable to the Irish entry-level qualification for the profession
  • Professional registration or license in home jurisdiction
  • English language proficiency
Process

How the process works

  1. Stage 1: Recognition of International Qualifications (submitting syllabus and clinical placement records)
  2. Stage 2: Registration with the specific Registration Board (e.g., Radiographers Board, Physiotherapists Board)
Documents

Documents you will typically need

  • Degree diploma, comprehensive syllabus detailing clinical practice hours, transcripts, employment references, certificates of registration
Good to know

What to keep in mind

CORU recognition is mandatory before an employment permit can be granted in regulated allied health fields.

Official source: CORU. Government authorities make all final decisions; no outcome is guaranteed.

Ecosystem Architecture

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