✅ AHPRA-Registered · Updated June 2026

Indian Doctors Across Australia

Find trusted Indian GPs, dentists and specialists near you. 12+ specialties · Hindi, Tamil & Telugu-speaking doctors available.

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676+

Doctors Listed

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Australia's Indian community is over 900,000 strong. Finding a doctor who understands your cultural background and speaks your language makes healthcare significantly more comfortable and effective. Whether you need an Indian GP in Sydney, an Indian dentist in Melbourne, a cardiologist in Brisbane or a paediatrician in Perth, AustraliaWasi connects you with verified, AHPRA-registered Indian doctors across Australia.

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Search by Medical Specialty12 specialties

Select a specialty to browse doctors across all cities

Cardiologist81 doctors
Dentist101 doctors
Dermatologist21 doctors
Ear Nose & Throat
Endocrine Surgeon2 doctors
Gynaecologist61 doctors
Orthopaedic44 doctors
Paediatrician65 doctors
Physician
Plastic Surgeon8 doctors
Radiologist2 doctors
Urologist11 doctors

Find Indian Doctors Near You

8 cities — select your city to browse all specialties

Sydney
Sydney232 doctors
Melbourne
Melbourne152 doctors
Brisbane
Brisbane122 doctors
Perth
Perth74 doctors
Adelaide
Adelaide46 doctors
Canberra
Canberra15 doctors
Gold Coast
Gold Coast11 doctors
Geelong
Geelong8 doctors

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Cardiologist in SydneyCardiologist in MelbourneDentist in SydneyDentist in MelbournePaediatrician in SydneyPaediatrician in MelbourneGynaecologist in SydneyGynaecologist in MelbourneEndocrinologist in SydneyEndocrinologist in MelbourneDermatologist in SydneyDermatologist in Melbourne

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Search within your suburb for the nearest Indian doctor

Cardiologist Harris ParkCardiologist ParramattaCardiologist WestmeadCardiologist TarneitDentist Harris ParkDentist ParramattaDentist DandenongDentist SunnybankPaediatrician BlacktownPaediatrician EppingGynaecologist LiverpoolGynaecologist Clayton

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find Indian doctors near me in Australia?
Use the specialty grid above to browse by medical field, then select your city and suburb. Each listing includes phone numbers, addresses and clinic hours.
Are Indian doctors in Australia registered with AHPRA?
Yes. All practising doctors in Australia — including Indian GPs, specialists and dentists — must be registered with AHPRA before they can see patients.
Can I find an Indian GP who speaks Hindi, Tamil or Telugu?
Yes. Many Indian doctors in Australia are fluent in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Malayalam and Kannada. Language information is included on individual listing pages where available.
What Indian medical specialists are listed on AustraliaWasi?
AustraliaWasi lists Indian GPs, dentists, cardiologists, dermatologists, paediatricians, gynaecologists, ENT specialists, orthopaedic surgeons and 90+ other specialties across Australia.
How do I book an appointment with an Indian doctor in Australia?
Visit the doctor's listing page for their phone number, address and website. Most practices also accept bookings through HotDoc or HealthEngine.
Is it free to search for Indian doctors on AustraliaWasi?
Yes — searching is completely free. Doctors can add a basic listing for free. Premium featured listings are available from $199/month.

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Indian Doctors in Australia — 2026 Directory

AustraliaWasi is Australia's most comprehensive directory of Indian doctors and medical professionals. With over 676 listings across 12+ specialties, we connect the Indian community with trusted healthcare providers in every major city.

Why Choose an Indian Doctor in Australia?

Indian doctors in Australia are fully qualified and AHPRA-registered. They are often more attuned to conditions prevalent in South Asian populations — including type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, vitamin D deficiency and hypertension. A shared language and cultural background makes clinical conversations more open and leads to better healthcare outcomes.

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