What's the difference between CPA and ICAA in Australia? Check a lot?

The Australian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CPAA) and the Australian Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAA) are institutions designated by the Australian Immigration Department with legal qualifications to evaluate accounting professionals. The two professional certification bodies apply the same standards to the evaluation of overseas people. No matter which appraisal institution makes the evaluation, it has the effect of legal recognition, so there is no question of which is easy and which is difficult, and the trial period of the two appraisal institutions is basically the same.

International students can only study CPA. Australian chartered accountant qualification and membership are only granted to Australian permanent residents and citizens, so you can only become a full member from associate member after successfully immigrating to Australia. Of course, you must first complete the preparatory courses such as Australian tax law and Australian company law provided by us, and then go directly to Australian universities to study online English courses and get the certificate of completion, otherwise you will still not be able to obtain the formal membership of CPAA or ICAA.

After obtaining CPAA qualification, you can apply for CPAA membership in any Commonwealth country, such as Britain, the United States, Ireland, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. Of course, some are obtained automatically, and some need to take mini-tests or take several supplementary courses. Specific applicants can refer to the relevant websites to understand the membership application requirements of accountants in various Commonwealth countries.