Published Mar 26, 2007
surgy
13 Posts
Hi! Im currently working in UK as a nurse..planning to move to Aussie in 2 years time..just want to clarify about an issue regarding non-nursing spouses.Is it true that spouses are not eligible for any jobs in Australia unless you become an Australian Resident"..How true is this?
cay05
Not true. I'm still here in Uk but we (my family) are relocating to melbourne in june we have got our visa and my husband as my dependent has been granted a working visa without any restrictions, which means he can work anywhere he wants without limitation. My husband is a civil engineer.
that was a relief...thanks a lot for the reply.
Any Pinoy/Pinay nurses whos currently in Aussie. At first,Did your spouses have any hard time looking for a job, in terms of "visa" is concerned?
londongal
12 Posts
Hi, I am working here in London. May I ask you have got agency who help you to get a job in Australia? Acctually I am waiting for my Green card to USA, But planning to apply i Australia due to retrogression in America, I dont want to wait for nothing, Please give me info?
I have not applied yet, but Im about to..sometime towards the end of this year, as processing only takes 6 months... Aussie is my plan B if I dont make it to the US.. why dont u wait for your US visa, how long have you been waiting for your visa? Is there still retrogresion, i thought the bar was already lifted?
bella1018
8 Posts
hi!
Im also a pinoy nurse living in germany and want to migrate in australia, can you give me some hints on how to make the assessments and what are the requirements? I will bringing my german husband and my two kids with me.
thanks
you have to register in a nursing agency and give them a ring/e-mail them to inquire.try on the internet there are loads of agency that can help you to get a job in Aussie..Goodluck
gwenith, BSN, RN
3,755 Posts
Hospitals will sponsor you so that it is not always neccessary to go through an agency.
The first step is always to check on the registration requiments for the state you want to work in. Usually if you are coming from the Philippines you will need to complete a bridging course and this can be very expensive.
elmar22
53 Posts
Usually if you are coming from the Philippines you will need to complete a bridging course and this can be very expensive.
I know some nurses from the Philippines who were sponsored by hospitals here in NSW who did not undergo bridging course. It's because they had several years of experience working in Ireland/London before coming here..They came straight from those places to Australia. So the best way is to contact first a hospital who is willing to sponsor.
rlssem
106 Posts
hello pinoy nurse here im currently residing in victoria...is there anyone here a registered nurse in queensland? love to tlak to you? i got so many questions about registering in queensland.
thanks.