hi Matrix

this border issue is something which we cant force to change.... but atleast we should have an international body of physical therapy.
all medical lines have their international bodies eg ophthalmologists, pediatrics etc and they conduct world wide conferences and seminars which help not only in sharing the knowledge but to protect the rights of the professionals,
but,

i have not seen much happening on even WORLD PHYSICAL THERAPIST'S DAY
...........!
i am unable to understand why physical therapy is passive in development......i read an article which says PT assistants are one of the fastest growing profession.....WHY NOT PT itself?

for what you've said about more than one standard ... yes its good in a way that we have different ways to earn a foreign license.

i heard from a fellow therapist that in NZ any therapist can get license by submitting 12 thesis... and the therapist who has NZ's licence is exempt from license exam of AUS.....is it like that?

sadly in my country every city has its own PT program.....and course....