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EASA to CASA CoNversion

Start converting Your EASA Licence to
a CASA Licence

Already holding an EASA licence and need a CASA licence in Australia? We map the licence properly and show the most direct route through.

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EASA to CASA Licence Conversion

Australia’s trusted partner in International Licence Conversions

Straight recognition where possible

Where the mapping supports it, the path can be cleaner than other foreign-licence routes.

Gap exams only where required

We identify the actual gaps based on licence, category and exam date.

Licence-only or diploma pathway

Keep it licence-focused, or add a VET qualification path if that outcome also matters.

A word of caution

EASA licences issued in certain countries (e.g. The Netherlands), often will refuse a CASA request to validate a licence. This will mean your only pathway will be an RPL and Gap training VET pathway via Part 66 – which can be more costly, and take longer.

What this conversion pathway does

For current EASA licence holders

This pathway is for engineers seeking a CASA Part 66 B1.1, B1.2, B1.3, B1.4 or B2 outcome from an EASA starting point. Sigma reviews your licence, exam history and practical evidence first, then issues an initial RPL report showing what carries across and what still needs to be done.

Because EASA and CASA are closely aligned in some areas, some engineers can take a relatively clean straight-recognition path. Others will still need identified gap exams or essays depending on when the original exams were sat and what evidence is available.

Clean route where possible. Proper gap treatment where not.

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How the process works

Start with the licence. Finish with the evidence.

Submit the base documents
Current or expired EASA licence, exam records, employer evidence and practical logbook.
Receive the initial RPL report
We map the EASA position against CASA Part 66 and identify accepted items, any gaps and any experience issues.
Complete any identified gaps
Depending on the mapping, that may mean gap exams, essays or extra evidence.
Finalise and apply
Sigma prepares the final RPL report and Form 465 support. You lodge CASA Form 544 and supporting documents with CASA.
Need the EASA licence converted to CASA?
Start with the mapping and see what carries across.