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no she can't:nono:...she must have passed NLE and english proficiency test before she could be eligible to register in BC or in any other provinces..

1. Yes, but temporary GN (Graduate Nurse) permit are only valid for 4 months and can be renewed twice but with the discretion of the employer..SRNA issues this permit.. one must pass CRNE within those period or loose a work permit. One can apply for permanent residency thru the provincial nominee program of saskatchewan after 6 months of work as a Sask RN. 2. Provincial Nominee Program of Saskatchewan is the fastest and easiest way to migrate to Saskatchewan.. if one is qualified. http://www.immigration.gov.sk.ca/

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Nurse impostor in Manitoba... http://www.winnipegsun.com/News/Winnipeg/2008/01/24/pf-4790511.html

College of Alberta Registered NUrses Association (CARNA) is the nursing body of the province of Alberta.. College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) is the nursing body of British Columbia..if you intend to work in BC then you only need to register to CRNBC..if you intend to work in Alberta then you need to register with CARNA.. Your friend have given you wrong information.. You can check CRNBC website at www.crnbc.ca for more info or give them a call...

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Here's the link for the processing time for PNP at the Canadian Embassy Manila http://geo.international.gc.ca/asia/manila/visas/servstan-en.asp Just make sure you will pass the CRNE before your temporary registration expires..

Is your aunt works for the Canadian immigration? Why dont you take one step at a time??? Do some research about canadian immigration and NCLEX..it seems you dont quite understand your situation right now...there are lots of thread that can help you figure out some of your "dilemma".