eb2 question from a foreign graduate

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If I have completed a masters degree in the Philippines. Will I be able to qualify for the eb2??pls.. Help..thank u!!!

Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.

Do you have experience working as a nurse? Do you have a US nursing license?

There are very few US employers recruiting overseas nurses right now. The supply of new & expereinced US Citizen & permanent resident nurses exceeds the demands for nurses right now in most areas of the country.

From USCIS: USCIS - Employment-Based Immigration: Second Preference EB-2

Thank u for the link you provided. Yes, I am a licensed nurse in the US. I am aware that there is no working and immigrant visas available for nurses so I am trying to find another way to apply for a visa like the eb2. I am really confused what to do.

Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.
Thank u for the link you provided. Yes, I am a licensed nurse in the US. I am aware that there is no working and immigrant visas available for nurses so I am trying to find another way to apply for a visa like the eb2. I am really confused what to do.

Do you have significant experience (paid) working as a nurse in acute care or a specialty area (critical care, ED, OR, etc)? The current "recommendation" is 5-10 years paid working experience. There are no short cuts

No, I dont have such experience. So they would only accept a us based MSN? I tried to read the link you sent me. As what I understood I need a masters degree from a US university or from another country(if qualified) or a 5-10 years paid working experience. Did I understand it wrongly?

Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.

I am not an immigration lawyer so I really can't offer advice.

As far as your situation qualifying for an EB2 visa you need to contact an immigration attorney (not an immigration agent but a licensed attorney who specializes in immigration issues)

Ok.. Thank you for your response..:)

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

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It isn't just a case of having the qualification but finding a job in that qualification and meeting requirements. Most jobs are not at master's level so finding a employer may be hard

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