Working in New Zealand

dyan_gorgeous RN · Jan 20, 2008

hi there, you don't need an agency to go to new zealand. try this site, [color=#003399]www.nurse2nz.blogspot.com

suzanne4, RN · Jan 20, 2008

If you wish to work in another country, and wish to use an agency; always better to use one from that country. Not one that is in your country, or you are just being sold to the highest bidder.

retsimnaeb · Jan 21, 2008

If you wish to work in another country, and wish to use an agency; always better to use one from that country. Not one that is in your country, or you are just being sold to the highest bidder.

i agree with suzanne. no need to hire agencies...visit http://www.nurse2nz.blogspot.com and join the forums..all the steps regarding nursing in new zealand are written there. It is so easy you can do it on your own, Good luck:specs:

richmond007 · Jan 21, 2008

How much money will i prepare if i will do the processing my own?

thanks

owen2004 · Mar 29, 2008

i worked in new zealand for 2 yrs prior to moving over to australia, based on my experience in nz you need between nz$ 4-5k for the schooling to gain registration that excludes the airfare,medicals,board and lodging, allowances,medical insurance..so safe to say you need between 10-15 thousand new zealand dollars...

raine182 · Jul 7, 2008

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???

khirbz · Jul 10, 2008

I think they have an agreement between the two countries that as long as you are already a nurse in NZ you can also be a nurse in AU without passing the bridging process.

suzanne4, RN · Jul 11, 2008

Only if you get work experience in NZ first will the bridge program be waived for you. Just having the license does not waive the requirement.

Since this thread has evolved into more than was being asked in the opening post, moving it to the International Forum where it is now more appropriate.