International Legal Qualifications
Compare regulator-verified routes for Indian law graduates and advocates across England and Wales, Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong. Start with eligibility evaluation before choosing examination preparation.
Eligibility note
Bar associations generally do not decide initial examination eligibility. Courts, admissions boards, law societies or statutory regulators do. Eligibility can depend on legal education, admission status, post-qualification experience, good standing, local study, examinations, character review, immigration and an individual assessment. ZELVU preparation does not guarantee eligibility or admission.
Preparation pathways
Structured SQE preparation and qualified-lawyer pathway planning. Overseas lawyers may need SQE2 and can apply to the SRA for an individual exemption where applicable.
Source: SRA qualified-lawyer pathway
Eligibility evaluation and preparation planning for foreign-admitted advocates and foreign-educated law graduates under the State Bar's distinct applicant routes.
Source: State Bar foreign-admitted attorneys
Rule 520.6 eligibility review, foreign evaluation planning and examination preparation for candidates whose legal education was completed outside the United States.
Source: New York BOLE foreign-education handbook
Eligibility and study planning for foreign or non-ABA law graduates, including the current Rule 46 education requirements and UBE/NextGen route considerations.
Source: D.C. Court of Appeals Rule 46
Application, assessment and assigned-subject preparation for internationally trained legal graduates seeking a Certificate of Qualification for common-law bar admission programmes.
Source: Federation of Law Societies NCA process
Post-NCA planning and examination preparation for candidates evaluating Ontario's barrister and solicitor licensing processes.
Source: NCA common-law bar admissions directory
State or territory admissions-board assessment planning for overseas qualifications, plus guidance on registered foreign-lawyer practice where applicable.
Source: Australian Legal Services Council guidance
Assessment and preparation planning for overseas graduates and practitioners applying to the New Zealand Council of Legal Education.
Source: NZCLE overseas qualifications
Pathway guidance for overseas lawyers considering foreign-law registration or the Foreign Practitioner Examinations for permitted areas of Singapore law.
Source: Singapore Ministry of Law foreign-lawyer routes
Eligibility, exemption and examination-planning guidance for overseas lawyers considering the OLQE route to admission as a Hong Kong solicitor.
Source: Law Society of Hong Kong OLQE
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