Published Feb 21, 2012
Havoc27
4 Posts
Can a nurse who is HIV positive be granted immigrant visa to work as a nurse in USA? What Should a nurse do to be able to be granted visa? If he is in medication , what shall he do? Can the employer cancel the employment to the extent of denial of the visa if the nurse is found to be HIV positive?
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
Moved to the international forumHIV I believe is one that is checked for on the medical and may cause denial of visa
Corey Narry, MSN, RN, NP
8 Articles; 4,452 Posts
An HIV test, in addition to a TB test WERE part of the healthcare screening requirements prior to approval of an immigrant visa. However, the president lifted the ban preventing HIV+ individuals from entering as immigrants to the US in January 2010.
See: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/hiv_final.xml
erased due to duplicate post
Thanks for the update
Thanx for the responses. By the way, how can this be moved to the internationally forum? Just new in the site and i still am orienting myself.
I have already moved it :)
Joel25
Hi, we have the same condition...can we contact each other? I am also a filipino and will work in illinois too...hope i can hear from you...
craphack
2 Posts
Hi TS, any news on what happened? Were you able to work in the USA? We're actually in the same situation.
avexgodlike
5 Posts
Same situation here guys, can you give me an update?
nurse_cardio
101 Posts
Any update on this?
Cruisome_RN
Hi. We have the same condition. We're you able to go to the US and work there as an RN?