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   Dec 8, '12 by elenaperod

   Ah, Thanks! :-)
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   #14 0

   Dec 8, '12 by elenaperod

   Quote from JustBeachyNurse

   BSN. = bachelor's of science in nursing. A 4 year university/collegiate degree

   I have BSN spanish :-)
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   #15 0

   Dec 8, '12 by Ginger's Mom

   Bi lingual nurses are in demand, but your issue maybe that you need the legal right to work in the USA, presently there is a long wait to get a visa to get in the USA.
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   #16 0

   Dec 8, '12 by elenaperod

   I speak french too. How long I must to wait to get a visa? Months? A year? More than two years?
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   Dec 8, '12 by Silverdragon102, RN Admin

   Once you have met state requirements, passed NCLEX and find a employer willing to go the immigration route you are looking at 6 plus years. H1b as long as you are BSN and the job requires minimum of BSN your employer applies in April with an Oct start if successful and granted a H1b
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   Dec 8, '12 by elenaperod

   Quote from Silverdragon102

   Once you have met state requirements, passed NCLEX and find a employer willing to go the immigration route you are looking at 6 plus years. H1b as long as you are BSN and the job requires minimum of BSN your employer applies in April with an Oct start if successful and granted a H1b

   6 years? Wow.. One question, I have a canadian friend who is working in US, there is easier for them?
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   Dec 8, '12 by Silverdragon102, RN Admin

   Canadian citizens are able to use the NAFTA option as long as they met requirements and have a employer
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   Dec 9, '12 by elenaperod

   Quote from Silverdragon102

   Canadian citizens are able to use the NAFTA option as long as they met requirements and have a employer

   Thanks :-)

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