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Hello Has anyone become RN in Alberta without bachelor's in nursing back home but managed to pass NCLEX RN either from US or Australia? As I know those two countries would make you eligible for NCLEX RN with three years diploma in nursing especially people from India and Nepal.

Just send them a message with the difference. Like scanned documents of your previous employment with the company and your recent status. That's all

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You need a status to work as a nurse which can be done through express entry. Your nursing experience gives you additional points to your EE profile. And NNAS will evaluate your credentials and direct you towards getting license to work as a nurse. You can start working on both simultaneously...

Going through NNAS will allow you to be evaluated your nursing credentials. But you need to be a permanent resident of Canada. So,you can start applying for both NNAS and Express entry. I would advice you to apply for RN and LPN both at the same time. You will have a option to go for RN if gap...

Like I said on my another posts, She has to start with NNAS. She can skip NCLEX and language requirements as She has already passed NCLEX and educated in English speaking country.

You need to begin with NNAS. Your education, experience and nursing license need to be evaluated by NNAS. You can simply google NNAS and begin your journey.

Unfortunately, you won't be eligible for that. Coz, you last practiced was more than five years ago.Either you have to go back where you have licenced to practice minium 400 hrs or you have to go back to school to meet safe practice

Yes if you meet educational gap,language and safe practice requirements. Only NCLEX will be waived if you pass from APHRA

Yes. BCCNM will decide on the basis of NNAS assesment whether bridging course is required. Once, registered for RN then u can apply for jobs. NO, without assessment you can't apply for jobs.

Through express entry and provincial nominee program you can immigrate to Canada. If your husband is pr here, he can sponsor you. Yes, you can waive IELTS on NNAS stage if you choose BC. To become nurse, you need to pass NCLEX in Canada. NCLEX US also works.

Nope. Only NNAS for nursing

Hi Anybody preparing for Nurse ready online PNUR 9030 for kwantlen Polytechnic University in BC?

Any idea about GNIE program at Kwantlen in BC? Are they still accepting applications for 2023 Jan. session? Do they need letter from BCCNP for admission?

Absolutely, there are few schools they provide training to meet safe practice requirements. You can inquire this with George Brown college in Toronto. Ensure that you received a letter first from CNO in regards to safe practice.

Please check on CNOs website regarding safe practice requirements. Yes, If you haven't practiced more than four years ago then 400 hrs is mandatory.

Same language requirements for both

Nope. You still need to provide evidence of language proficiency but you will be given options either by taking recommended additional studies in English speaking environment or attending IELTS/CELBAN tests.

Except Ontario, all provinces of Canada require you to submit test result at NNAS stage.

Hi You have to start with NNAS first to evaluate your credential from India. I doubt GNM nursing from India would be recognized as not even comparable to LPN in Canada. Seniors please advise on this as well