Working in Ireland

[kiren alberini]

thanks for the reply chanuk.... but where shall i type "ireland"?

[Canuck Physio]

Please try this link:
http://www.physiobob.com/forum/searc...searchid=54598

and you will see many threads to read about irish registration and applications.

Regards

[kiren alberini]

hi chanuck, thanks for the link. anyway ive found that anyone wants to process their application for IPCA (IRISH PHYSIOTHERAPY CHATTERED ASSOCIATION) got to pay 500 euros ... to mie its a bit unfair ... cus they dunt return the money back if my application got rejected. i would like to know is this the policy everywhere for physiotherapy association or for physiotherapy board? and do you know anywhere that i can do physiotherapy degree which is recognised worldwide? or recognised in commonwealth country? last year i married to my husband who is an italian , followed him to milan... the italian government takes more than 1 year to validate my diploma... and suprisingly we even found out that somebody has been waiting for almost 7 years to validate her physiotherapy diploma whom was from south america. anyway i couldnt wait till 1 year for sure so we came back malaysia for some reason. if you can give an idea of doing my degree in a proper university or college.....which i can use easily to validate and recognised in any of the country ...exspecially english spoken country...

kiren..

[shikha]

[hi, i m in new zealand and yes it is the same everywhere, the physioboard here and in US, in uk are very strict about giving registration TO overseas people ........it would be helpful for u to contact someone who has gone thru the registration, there will be people who have been lucky to get it. if u want to earn a degree from being a diploma holder u can google for courses in ur country of residence ????!!!!
good luck!!!!!

[Immortal25]

If you were to study in Malaysia, may I know which institute you are interested in? Have you surveyed any?