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Allied Health Professions Council

Allied Health Professions Council

Find out how AHPC regulates the Allied Health Professions in Singapore.

Search for registered Allied Health ProfessionalsLogin for professionals and partners

Information on Registration with AHPC

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List of recognised qualifications

Find out if your qualification is recognised for registration in Singapore.

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Locally trained Allied Health Professionals

Requirements for registration application.

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Foreign trained Allied Health Professionals

Requirements for registration application.

Apply for registration with AHPC

All allied health professionals must be registered with AHPC and issued a Practising Certificate (PC) before they can practise allied health in Singapore.

Apply for registration
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For registered Allied Health Professionals

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Renewal of Practising Certificate

All registered Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) who wish to practise in Singapore need to have in force a valid Practising Certificate (PC).

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Continuing Professional Education (CPE)

CPE consists of educational activities that serve to maintain, develop or increase the knowledge, skills and professional performance of AHPs.

Announcements

Updated AHPC Registration Requirements Effective 1 June 2026 [PDF, 168 KB]

[15 April 2026] AHPC removes R1 licence and MOM work title verification requirements from 1 June 2026.

AHPC Annual Report 2025 [PDF, 912 KB]

[6 April 2026] The AHPC Annual Report 2025 has been published.

Conclusion of Practising Certificate (PC) Mass Renewal for Allied Health Professionals 2025

[9 January 2026] Announcements

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Please refer to the FAQs for queries on registration and other matters.

FAQs at AskAHPC