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newbie here, does anyone have an idea the usual salary for nurses who have 3 years hospital experience??

does anyone here know the telephone number of Saudi recruitment office in makati?? and if there's any upcoming interviews??

I would just like to ask how much is the re-application fee for saipan nothern marianas island??does any1 know??some say that the re application fee from different states is different..and there's no amount for re-aplication fee on the form they attached together with the letter saying u failed..or the official website for northern marianas island would do.. i tried searching in the net but havent found it..

i would just like to ask if my BON is commonwealth board of examiners-saipan..is the re application fee still the same?? $75 for the re-application form??someone told me before it was $80..i havent seen any application fee attached to the form..

have you heard of golden summit immigration consultancy po??

and would you mind giving me an idea how much is the school fee..?

penicillin8, how much are you paid in middlemore hosptal??and how much did you send overall just getting there in NZ??for the schoolong and etc..wats a good school would you recommend for me to take the bridging program??

how much is the cost for this process ??from being a nZ RN to australia RN??

If your an RN in NZ would you instantly also be an RN in Australia??and not go to another bridging program??if you decide later on in moving to australia???

owen2004 i would just like to ask if ur an RN in NZ..will you instantly be also an RN in australia??like you dont need to do another bridging program??

so meaning if i pass the CAP in NZ their schooling qualifying exam i would be instantly an RN also in Australia?? so if things won't work out good in NZ for me i would still have an option to transfer in Autralia? like what you said that its better to be an RN in Australia. if i have talked to you earlier and discovered this site earlier maybe i would have opted for australia.but i have started my processing in NZ regardless of the huge amount i would be spending later on..Finding work in a hospital setting here in the philippines is really hard now a days since we have a lot of graduates every year,, during my time there were 60,000 who took the local board exam that's only the second half of the year since we have 2 local board exam yearly the 1st half there were about 40,000 so in a year. More or less 100,000 taking local board exam for nurses..thanxs Djuna your info is really a big help to me..And hopefully I made a right decision on deciding to work in NZ.

so meaning if i pass the CAP in NZ their schooling qualifying exam i would be instantly an RN also in Australia?? so if things won't work out good in NZ for me i would still have an option to transfer in Autralia? like what you said that its better to be an RN in Australia. if i have talked to you earlier and discovered this site earlier maybe i would have opted for australia.but i have started my processing in NZ regardless of the huge amount i would be spending later on..Finding work in a hospital setting here in the philippines is really had now a days since we have a lot of graduates every year during my time there were 60,000 who took the local board exam ..thanxs Djuna your info is really a big help to me..And hopefully I made a right decision on deciding to work in NZ.

I have already started complying the requirements for new zealand, but i heard that NZ and Australia are sister countries., so is it true that if your an RN in NZ their would be no problem if you decide to reside in Australia later on??

thanxs for the advice Djuna, i really appreciate your info..what if you have atleast 1 year experience as an overseas nurse would they still give you the lowest pay rate for nurses??how about your rate of tax deductions there?? and your usual working hours??is it still 8 hours per day and 5x a week??or 12hours per day and 3-4x a week??

where would you suggest a place in NZ that doesn't have a very high cost of living.??I have already started complying with the requirements in NZ..and would you mind telling me how much is the lowest paying scale for newly grads nurses??and do some hospital give out benefits like free housing?? i would really appreciate an answer to this inquiry..I do not want to arrive in NZ with out knowing basic facts..

I am a license nurse here in the philippines and i have an experience as a volunteer staff nurse..would they still credit this?? ans yes i am aware that their is a schooling program for 6weeks and will not be able to work until i complete it..that is why i'm wondering if all my financial cost the schooling fare, would be later compensated with the wage they are giving nurses their in NZ...If i would pursue this i would have to get a loan first to finance all the expenses for the time of schooling where i would not be able to wok while studying...thanks suzanne4 for the previous reply

I am an RN in the philippines and i am considering to work in NZ i would just like to ask if the salaries of the nurses in new zealand is more then enough for their daily living expenses? like are they still be able to save money and pay for loans like loans made for their schooling?? i have heard that new zealand have a high standards of livings..hoping for a response to someone who have worked in NZ as a nurse..

I'm new here, im really considering to work in NZ as an RN my main concern is i want to know if its true that nurses earn only a minimum there..enough only for the daily expenses because of the high cost of living there..also can we recover the money we would invest for the schooling and the processing..i have heard that a lot of nurses are having a hard time paying for the loans they have for their schooling and etc..a reply from this would be greatly appreciated..you can also PM me