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You tell it your situation.
It tells you your timeline and your doors.

For anyone on a temporary visa working — or willing to work — in Australian aged care. Built on the 186 employers holding the Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement (Home Affairs list, current 30 June 2026).

Information, not migration advice. This tool presents public information with links to official sources. It is not immigration assistance and cannot replace a registered migration agent or lawyer. Free advice options are listed with the results.
1 · Your visa
2 · WorkCurrently working in aged or disability care?
3 · Qualification
4 · Certificates and checks you already hold

Tick what you already hold. Anything left unticked appears in your checklist as an action with its cost and time. A police check over 3 years old or CPR over 1 year old counts as expired, not held.

5 · English

Home Affairs accepts nine tests. Most people sit one of the first three. Enter a result from any of them, or leave it as not tested yet.

Sit the test at a physical test centre

Since 7 August 2025, Home Affairs accepts only a sitting supervised in person at a secure test centre. Every at-home and remote-proctored version is rejected, whichever test you choose, so booking the wrong variant wastes both the fee and the result.

Not accepted: CELPIP Online, IELTS Online, LANGUAGECERT Academic Online, MET Digital (taken at-home), OET@Home, TOEFL iBT – Home Edition.

Which test have you sat, or plan to sit?
6 · Languages you speak fluently other than English

Not nationality — the rules care about language. Speaking a community's language can lower the English requirement.

7 · Open to regional roles?
8 · Where you are

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