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hi! Ive applied for an assessment for RN in NSW. I can say that I know very much on the how to's in applying for bridging course in Australia since I did it on my own. I got the recommendation letter from the board and was advised to undergo a competence assessment program in the college of nursing in Burwood.

to make it short: (If u want to apply in NSW)

1. Take IELTS first, all 7 on all the components

2. Read the instructions on the website--www.nmb.nsw.gov.au

basically here are the most Important things:

a. go to PRC, request for verification of registration to be sent directly to the board

b. go to your university or college, request for transcript and nursing course description to be sent directly to the board

c. go to IDP or British Council, request for a copy of your all 7 each in all components of your report grade to be sent directly to the board

d. fill up the application form-http://www.nmb.nsw.gov.au/please-proceed-RN/default.aspx

(with the application form, you need to have it notarised, and pay $105 through credit card or money order etc)

that's basically the initial requirements to be sent to the nursing board

here is the information booklet that will guide you/checklist in filing your application:

http://www.nmb.nsw.gov.au/Info-Booklet/default.aspx

Assessment is a case to case basis but basically Overseas nurses are recommended to undergo the bridging course.

You will receive a recommendation letter from the nursing board stating the Nursing school that provides the bridging course or the school that you have to go to to get your registration training

Example of the recommendation letter:

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b33/mgcanaria/NMBcopy.jpg

If you get such letter,

Application process

1. Complete application form

2. Forward completed application form (and non-refundable application fee) along with the following documents:

* original letter of referral from the Nurses and Midwives Board of New South Wales

* a certified copy of your English language test result (Internationally educated nurses/midwives)

* a certified copy of your visa*(Internationally educated nurses/midwives)

* Applicants who will be applying for a short stay visa in order to undertake the program may be issued with a letter from the College that can be used to support their application for a visa when all other entry requirements have been met.

Note: Applications that are incomplete are unable to be processed.

3. Successful applicants will be notified by mail.

Applicants are advised not to finalise any personal arrangements until confirmation of a place in the program is received from The College of Nursing.

4. Confirmed applicants are required to attend the program enrolment session where all original documentation is to be presented for verification and proof of identity established. Applicants will be excluded from the program if the original documentation and eligibility cannot be verified. Outstanding fees are to be finalised at this time.

regarding your visa, you can get the student visa or visa 456 or if u have relatives, you can ask them to sponsor you (family sponsored)

regarding your schedule, the school will be the one to give you the date so u can apply the appropriate date of your travel.

If you have questions, feel free to ask :coollook:

@JavRN, thank u very much for ur reply... Do u know the initial process for overseas nurses to apply for registration there? I mean, is it a cumpolsory to apply to the Nursing council first before I apply to the individual state board such as NBV?? because last time I applied directly to NBV. and is it a compulsory to send my IELTS score directly from IDP to NBV?. Thanks a bunch for filling up my knowledges about the whole process, it is a very stressful time for me anyway since I have no one here to ask.... Thank's again

@javRN, yes i've checked that page, thank you.... I think i'm positive to apply for NMBWA next week.

Thanks again javRN, God bless you and all the nurses

Wish me luck :)

Jav?

r u applying in victoria or nwa? which one is faster in assessing the documents?

tnx for ure help :up:

you are correct sir. if you take the GSM pathway, DIAC will require you to have completed the ANMC assessment, and in all instances, if you finished your Nursing education in the Philippines, you will be required to undergo an accredited Bridging or Conversion program in Oz before ANMC will grant you a certificate. It does not mean that our education system in the Phils is not at par with Aus, its just that they think we should have a better understanding of Nursing laws and practise issues related to australian healthcare in general and issues related to Australian nursing practice in particular. And the only way to ensure that is for you to take a bridging course. cheers.:)

true it is confusing....might as well wait for the natl reg.this july 1....

Specializes in Aged Care.

Hi Kathiemae,

This thread has been really quiet for some time. You are right, your question regarding which state board is quicker in processing applications is virtually moot. Let us just wait for the new requirements of the National Board for overseas trained nurses who want to work in Oz. There is another long running thread of more than 500 pages about nurses wanting to work in australia. It might interest you and it is worth your while reading:https://allnurses.com/international-nursing/newly-grad-filipino-287930.html.

Good luck. Are you from Mandaue?

javRN

:uhoh3:knock knock!!!!!:D:D

abandoned thread??:p:p

:uhoh3:knock knock!!!!!:D:D

abandoned thread??:p:p

Let's keep the thread alive!!! :yeah:

hello,

can someone help me with the new overseas registration form?=>> AHPRA - Forms

-PRC verification as in Good standing lang ba needed?

PRC certificate? ano mga needed sa PRC?im currently in australia..confused ako..

-can anybody share a sample WORK STATEMENT with the guidelines specified?hindi ba pwede volunteer nurse lang ako?

Pls help me with the reqts..kudos sa lahat..=)

shynern07

please check out this thread. im sure you will find the answers to your questions here :)

https://allnurses.com/international-nursing/new-grad-filipino-287930-page575.html

Specializes in EENT, Radiology, Neuroscience.

July 1 has passed people!

Hope to hear feedback from those who applied under the National Registration.

Good luck!

Lt's keep our fingers crossed!

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