I'm from Philippines, want to take CRNE... please help!

lenjoy03, RN · Sep 1, 2007

Thank you... actually I'm planning to take IELTS here. Its cheaper. Its too bad that I have to go to Canada to be able to take the CRNE... That's the problem, I dont have any relatives in Canada!!!! So I think I would really have a hard time going there if I dont have an agency..

narthy · Sep 4, 2007

hi i'm also clueless at the start thanks for this informative site and all the posts by merely reading all the posted replies would already be a great help for us who are just starting.....

mixiezz_siane28 · Jan 20, 2012

Hi everyone... I'm a newly grad and want to be a nurse in Canada. I would like to know, how can I take CRNE? Do I have to go to Canada to take one? We already have NCLEX here in the Phil but I dont know if there's a CRNE here! I hope you can help me.. It would mean alot to me.. thank you in advance!

hi lenjoy03, im also searching on how can i be a nurse in canada(winipeg), but like you i have no idea on how can i make my first step, im already a RN here in phil... i hope you could also help me if you have already the idea...Godbless...:)

newnursejoan · Jan 20, 2012

You have to contact the licensing body in the province of your choice. It in Ontario, it would be the College of Nurses of Ontario. They will be able to assess your educational and practical experiences/background and will be able to provide you with a clear list of steps in obtaining your RN/RPN designation. For the most accurate information, it is best to go through them. In Winnepeg, I would imagine it would be the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jan 20, 2012

Moved to the International forum,This is an old thread.

There are many many threads discussing how to meet both Provincial college of RN requirements as well as immigration requirements for Canada.

Suggest a good read

dishes, BSN, RN · Jan 29, 2012

Sounds like the Royal Canadian Institute of Technology are liars and frauds. The Canadian provincial regulating bodies are the only ones who have authority to issue an interim licence to nurses.

You do not need an agency, to apply to a provincial regulatory body and immigration Canada, you just need the ability to read and follow English instructions.