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soon I'll be laplying fro VISA too. Could any share some tips regarding this process?

Hello allnurses members, Just want to ask if you ever had the same experience as mine. See I've worked for 2 hospital, "Hospital A", which I've worked for 6 months, wants to put a no mark yes mark on the "are you aware of any issues that would call into question the applicants character, conduct and fitness to practice?" part because I only stayed there for 6 months and they require atleast 2 years for them to tick the no box here. they said that this is the only way they would give their dry seal. my referee doesn't have a problem with me working for just 6 months It was the nursing department that's putting the seal on hold. Now, I emailed NMC, and they said that I could secure 2 referee from my Hospital B, which I've worked for 2 years. Now as I back track this forumn here some were saying that still NMC required them to submit a referee form from their other hospital. Thanks in advance

if you already have an american visa, its not really a bad idea. the best decision would be for you to study in the US. but since you parent's can not afford it, why not try it here. its not that bad.

Thank you for sharing these info. It would help a lot of nurses. May i ask if "clarity and road to ielts"is a book and where is it available. And also, how long did it take from passing the ielts to your day of flight? Thank you in advance.

to all filipino nurses who applied thru an agency here in the Philippines. would you guys mind sharing your timeline from application to flight date...

SephRN how did you apply in New zealand? would you mind sharing your experience with us?

thank you WolfgangRN....

wolfgang are you from mmc do they really prefer female applicant?

do vrpmc only hire those who graduated from their school?

will they require you to have your tooth removed even if you're impacted tooth is not bothering you?

no i never tried sending my applications i just have friends who've undergone st lukes training. nset is it? if i were you just try it...

@ian how's pilipino IENS there in canada? :) I think its normal to miss anything or everything from your home country. who doesn't? hehehe

@mcLovin sad to hear your story... i hope you are in a much better condition now... and thank you for sharing your story... i still have 2-3 years to think about it... this is the reason i posted this topic because i wanna know things that could help me decide when or if my time comes...

i heard they're quite strict in their rating requirement. but if i were you. you should still try....

so it is much better now right? base on what you know are there a lot of IENS that wrote the CNRE or CRNNS without completing a required course? and how long does those courses usually take?