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Starting point would be NNAS and CNO to be assessed to see whether you meet their requirements to be a RN. Be aware this may take several years to go through the process. NNAS is first and then once report is issued apply to CNO.
If you live with your partner and can provide proof ie joint bills, mortgage then there is no reason why they can't move with you. The issue is deciding how you move and by which route. Check out CIC website for the different routes. Also as mentioned job may be an issue as seniority is a big playing in getting a job especially in areas where nurses looking for work over exceeds jobs actually available.
Thank you and sorry for the delayed response.
I contacted them however they said all there info is now online.
I have been researching and can see they have introduced a fast track route for skilled workers. Does anyone have any info on this?
Not sure if this is the best way to go
Much appreciated ☺
leeleelee
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Hi all!
I am a qualified uk nurse desperate to move to canada have been qualified for a year. Ideally would like to work in ontario. Can anyone advise on what is needed and the process as am keen to get it underway.
Also I have a partner who is an actor but could seek alternate work. What are the rules regarding partners coming too?
Thanks!!