Built by pharmacists, for pharmacists · 15 countries
Become a registered pharmacist abroad.
One place for the whole journey: the registration steps and fees for the country you choose, checked against official sources, and the exam preparation to get you through, from first practice question to final mock.
Free account. Independent: not affiliated with any pharmacy regulator or exam owner.
For the country you choose
Everything in one plan
- Registration steps, documents and every official fee
- An AI guide on every page that answers with its sources
- Exam guide and the exam's published content areas
- Pharmacy law and local practice
- Practice questions, flashcards and timed mocks
- Narrated video lessons in your destination's accent
- original practice questions
- 3,100+
- learning modules, each with a video lesson
- 83
- flashcards with spaced review
- 2,600+
- countries, each with its own guide
- 15
Countries
Where do you want to register?
Each country has its own regulator, exams, English rules and fees. Choose yours and RxLanding shows the steps that apply to you.
- AustraliaAustralian Pharmacy Council (APC)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- BahrainNational Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA), Health Profession Regulation Section - PharmacyRegistration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- CanadaNational Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- GermanyState licensing authorities (Approbationsbehörden), one or more per LandRegistration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- IrelandPharmaceutical Society of Ireland (PSI)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- KuwaitMinistry of Health, KuwaitRegistration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- New ZealandPharmacy Council of New Zealand (Te Pou Whakamana Kaimatū o Aotearoa)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- OmanOman Medical Specialty Board (OMSB)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- QatarDepartment of Healthcare Professions (DHP), Ministry of Public HealthRegistration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- Saudi ArabiaSaudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- SingaporeSingapore Pharmacy Council (SPC)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- SwedenNational Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- United Arab EmiratesDubai Health Authority (DHA), Health Regulation SectorRegistration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- United KingdomGeneral Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
- United StatesNational Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) - Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC)Registration guide, exam guide, law and mocks
Features
Everything you need, in order
From your first question about eligibility to the morning of your exam.
Pathway finder
Answer a few questions to see your route, every step and the official fees for the country you choose.
Registration steps
From credential checks to full registration: checklists, documents and links to the official pages.
Cost planner
Every official fee for your route in local currency, plus your own costs, so there are no surprises.
English checker
Check IELTS, OET, PTE, TOEFL and other scores against the minimums of the country you choose.
Learning modules
Each country's exam guide, pharmacy law and local practice, plus the sciences, therapeutics and calculations every exam shares.
Video lessons
A narrated lesson for every module, in your destination's accent, with captions and questions you answer as you go.
Smart practice
Original questions with full explanations and references, spaced review and a focus on your weak areas.
Timed mock exams
Exam-style mocks weighted to each licensing exam's official content areas and timing, with a full review.
Flashcards and daily challenge
High-yield cards with spaced repetition, and ten new questions a day to keep your streak going.
Study plan
A week-by-week plan to your exam date that adapts as your weak areas change.
Oral exam simulator
For Australia: role-play the oral exam with an AI patient or prescriber, by text or voice, then get marked.
AI guide and tutor
On every page: ask about registration in your country, get any practice question explained and see what to study next. Answers cite their sources.
AI guide
Ask the AI guide, on any page
A guide that knows your country and your study, one tap away while you learn, practise and plan.
Answers with sources
Steps, fees, exam dates and English scores for your country, from a checked knowledge base, with links to the official pages.
Explains any question
Stuck on a practice question? Ask why. The tutor builds on the question's own explanation and references.
Knows where you are
It sees your progress and the page you are on, and suggests what to study next.
In your language
Ask in your own language and it replies in it, keeping official names in English.
Your chats are private to you. They are kept for 12 months, and you can delete them at any time. The guide gives no visa or migration advice and never uses real exam questions. AI can make mistakes, so check the linked official page before you act.
Try it with a free accountCan I use an at-home IELTS test for registration in Australia?
No. At-home and indicative versions of English tests are not accepted. Sit an accepted test, such as IELTS Academic, OET, PTE Academic or TOEFL iBT, at a test centre. Your results must be from within 2 years before you apply.
Source: Ahpra, accepted English language tests (opens in a new tab)Thanks. What should I study this week?
Your weakest area is cardiovascular therapeutics: 9 of your last 20 answers there were wrong. This week:
- Watch the heart failure video lesson
- Do 20 practice questions on cardiovascular drugs
- Review your due flashcards each day
How it works
From “where do I start?” to exam day in four steps
Choose your country
Pick where you want to register. RxLanding shows that country's regulator, exams, English rules and fees.
Follow your registration steps
A checklist from credential assessment to full registration, with the documents, official links and costs for each step.
Study for the exams
Modules, narrated lessons, practice questions and flashcards, written to each exam's published content areas.
Rehearse under exam conditions
Timed mock exams and a study plan to your exam date, then a review of every answer with its explanation.
Australia
The deepest preparation is for Australia
RxLanding goes furthest for Australia, with preparation for each exam on the pathway: OPRA, the Intern Written Exam and the oral exam.
Start with AustraliaFull-length OPRA mocks
120 original questions with the same time limit as OPRA, spread across APC's published content areas. No question repeats between mocks, so you can track your progress fairly.
Intern Written Exam
A full mock, a short mock and a drill of typed calculations.
Oral exam simulator
Practise the Pharmacy Board oral exam with an AI patient or prescriber, then see how you were marked.
Pass plan
A readiness gate and a syllabus coverage map, coloured by your latest answers, show what to study next.
Our principles
Accurate, sourced and honest
Independent
Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any regulator, exam owner or government. RxLanding never lodges applications for you and never asks for your portal logins.
Original questions only
Every question is written to the published exam content areas. We never use recalled exam questions: exam owners treat them as misconduct.
Checked against official sources
Fees, dates, English scores and hours are checked against official pages and dated. Answers cite their references.
Honest about limits
No visa or migration advice, and no pass guarantees: readiness scores guide your study, they do not predict your result.
The hardest step is often the job, not the exam
Many candidates pass the exam and then wait months for a supervised practice position or a first job. RxLanding helps you prepare early: a CV and cover letter for the country you choose, interview practice, and the local practice knowledge employers look for.
Pricing
Start free. Passes from $12 a month
Pay once for the time you need, with no subscription. The same price in every country.
1 month
$20
$20 a month
3 months
$48
$16 a month · save 20%
6 months
$84
$14 a month · save 30%
12 months
$144
$12 a month · save 40%
FAQ
Questions people ask
How much does RxLanding cost?
Creating an account is free, and so are the registration steps, official fees and planning tools. Full exam preparation uses a pass, paid once for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months (from $12 a month), with no subscription. Payments open soon: until then, approved accounts can use everything free. New accounts verify their email and are approved by the RxLanding team before they open.
Which countries does it cover?
Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Kuwait, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sweden, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States. Each has its registration guide, an exam guide, its pharmacy law and local practice, and exam-style mocks, plus the pharmacy science practice every exam shares. Australia has the most material, including an oral exam simulator.
Are the practice questions real exam questions?
No. Every question is original and written to the exam's published content areas. RxLanding never collects or uses recalled exam questions: exam owners treat that as misconduct, and it can put your registration at risk.
Can I trust the AI guide's answers?
The guide looks facts up in RxLanding's checked information for your country and links the official page, so you can check the answer yourself. Like any AI it can make mistakes, so follow the official page before you act. It gives no visa or migration advice and never uses real exam questions. Your chats are private to you: they are kept for 12 months, and you can delete them at any time.
Is RxLanding connected to the regulators or exam owners?
No. RxLanding is independent and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any regulator, exam owner or government. It never lodges applications for you and never asks for your regulator or exam portal login.
Can RxLanding help with my visa?
No. RxLanding covers professional registration only. For visas, use the official immigration website of the country you are moving to, or a registered migration agent or lawyer.
Will RxLanding tell me if I will pass?
It shows a readiness estimate to guide your study, but no one can promise a result: exam owners use scaled scores and set their own pass standards.
How is the content checked?
Registration facts such as fees, dates, English scores and hours are checked against official pages and dated. Practice answers cite their references. Clinical teaching content is marked as pending pharmacist review until a registered pharmacist has reviewed it, and you can report a problem on any question.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. RxLanding works in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Video lessons have captions, speed control and a female, male or two-narrator voiceover in your destination's accent.
Start with your country
Create a free account, choose where you want to register and see your next step today.