3152 Registered Nurse category

[maharlika]

tnx pala for information...

friend, when are you planniing to land?

 

[asitoja]

Oo, pag nakuha na lang talaga natin yung visa saka na lang tayo umaaply,, about IQAS, nakapagsend na rin ako ng application dun e kasabay nung sa CRNM, kaya nag-email ako sa CRNM kung ikikeep nila yung documents supposed na maunang dumating yung IQAS dun sa application ko, wait ko pa reply. ???

Landing - Sana sa February or March di ko pa sure depende sa pagdating visa hehe...

ganun?...d bale friend, aply tayo ulit pag me visa na...how about iqas, ng send ka na rin?

ako pag receive na talaga ang visa, na realize ko kagabi na lahat pala ng orig docs ko ay nandoon sa embassy, so hindi pala ako makagalaw until maisauli yon, so tama lang na dec pa ako mg ielts...ang iniisip ko ngayon baka hindi pa matapos ang registration by summer, yun ang target date na mg land..

 

[Rambler]

Hey all you guys - what's the matter with you. I thought everybody were asked to to communicate on this forum in ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

As there are really a lot of people who are interested in this issue, but they cannot read the messages....

Moreover this international forum is about Canada - so please - speak English.

 

[imbubbles]

hindi pa ako nag apply sttill sorting out things pa

kuya sau2calgary, mag nova scotia narin kau will send my application on friday or monday.. nauna na ung PRC ko nung sept 17 pa

 

[virkamee05]

Hello to all forum members---- Please ---Please communicate in English Language. Thanks to all in Advance.

 

[khai]

kuya sau2calgary, mag nova scotia narin kau will send my application on friday or monday.. nauna na ung PRC ko nung sept 17 pa

hi..
i thought you applied for BC? anyway,please update us regarding your application with NS..

 

[Gandasia]

Thanks Sultan Ali for the reviewer!

 

[imbubbles]

Rambler and Virka -- so sorry. when im answering to my fellow filipino i get confused.. i thought im in the filipino thread, my apology

anyway, I applied in Nova scotia because there, my ielts is valid for 2 yrs from date of the examination... plus it's cheaper thank most states

khai -- no. haha sorry if I get you confused. I applied for saskatchewan last nov 2009 but they are so slow now.. i still dont have eligibility so ive decided to apply in another province. I originally planned on applying in BC, i am like 70-80% sure... but after research, i chose to register in Nova scotia. These are my reasons:

1. In nova scotia, my ielts is still valid (it will expire on Juy 2011), whereas in BC, i will have to take my ielts again because they only honor ielts result of not more than 1 yr..
2. Assessment fee in Nova scotia is cheaper than in BC (I didn't really want to spend a lot because either way, i am registering for the same position)
3. lesser chance of taking SEC or bridging program
4. I can send my IELTs result by giving my candidate #, no need to forward/send another original copy of my results..
5. only my employer for the last 6 months will be asked to fill-up the employer form, in BC, you have to send it to all of ur previous employers (hthat's what i understood)

 

[sau2calgary]

kuya sau2calgary, mag nova scotia narin kau will send my application on friday or monday.. nauna na ung PRC ko nung sept 17 pa

I have to take Academic IELTS first bubbles since my previous IELTS is only General Training and I dont think Nova will accept my GT as per Nova guidelines ( they need academic)

 

[asitoja]

Wow Imbubbles! Now I'm beginning to think again about applying in NS, since my application to CRNM was returned due to insufficient proof of immigration status,hehe,,anyway, why did you say that in NS there is lesser chance of SEC/Bridging Program? u c, the bridging program is really what I'm am avoiding haha I'm not afraid of the SEC what I'm really afraid of is the expenses that I may have to take for this program, all the reasons you mentioned here seem good to me too

Rambler and Virka -- so sorry. when im answering to my fellow filipino i get confused.. i thought im in the filipino thread, my apology

anyway, I applied in Nova scotia because there, my ielts is valid for 2 yrs from date of the examination... plus it's cheaper thank most states

khai -- no. haha sorry if I get you confused. I applied for saskatchewan last nov 2009 but they are so slow now.. i still dont have eligibility so ive decided to apply in another province. I originally planned on applying in BC, i am like 70-80% sure... but after research, i chose to register in Nova scotia. These are my reasons:

1. In nova scotia, my ielts is still valid (it will expire on Juy 2011), whereas in BC, i will have to take my ielts again because they only honor ielts result of not more than 1 yr..
2. Assessment fee in Nova scotia is cheaper than in BC (I didn't really want to spend a lot because either way, i am registering for the same position)
3. lesser chance of taking SEC or bridging program
4. I can send my IELTs result by giving my candidate #, no need to forward/send another original copy of my results..
5. only my employer for the last 6 months will be asked to fill-up the employer form, in BC, you have to send it to all of ur previous employers (hthat's what i understood)

 

[maharlika]

Wow Imbubbles! Now I'm beginning to think again about applying in NS, since my application to CRNM was returned due to insufficient proof of immigration status,hehe,,anyway, why did you say that in NS there is lesser chance of SEC/Bridging Program? u c, the bridging program is really what I'm am avoiding haha I'm not afraid of the SEC what I'm really afraid of is the expenses that I may have to take for this program, all the reasons you mentioned here seem good to me too

u r correct friend..

but accdg to the ciip, bridging program is not a thing to be afraid of because there are immigrsnt serving org in canada who may shoulder the expenses if yuo'll only tap them...but that is a loan, so you'll have to pay it sometime...at least u can cross the bridge, right?

but, for me, still i don't like it aside from expenses, because it consumes our time and effort...so if there's a way that we can do avoid that then grab..but if there's none then we have to face it...



;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[asitoja]

Really friend,,My gosh!!!I don't know what to do anymore,,haha, if that's the case then i still can consider my application to Alberta since all I have to do there is to schedule my self for SEC and sit for this test,,

but you're right, aside from the expenses is the time that could be wasted,,,i'm so confused ???

u r correct friend..

but accdg to the ciip, bridging program is not a thing to be afraid of because there are immigrsnt serving org in canada who may shoulder the expenses if yuo'll only tap them...but that is a loan, so you'll have to pay it sometime...at least u can cross the bridge, right?

but, for me, still i don't like it aside from expenses, because it consumes our time and effort...so if there's a way that we can do avoid that then grab..but if there's none then we have to face it...



;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[asitoja]

Imbubbles, do you have any idea about the length of processing applications in NS vs. CRNM? which is faster?

Rambler and Virka -- so sorry. when im answering to my fellow filipino i get confused.. i thought im in the filipino thread, my apology

anyway, I applied in Nova scotia because there, my ielts is valid for 2 yrs from date of the examination... plus it's cheaper thank most states

khai -- no. haha sorry if I get you confused. I applied for saskatchewan last nov 2009 but they are so slow now.. i still dont have eligibility so ive decided to apply in another province. I originally planned on applying in BC, i am like 70-80% sure... but after research, i chose to register in Nova scotia. These are my reasons:

1. In nova scotia, my ielts is still valid (it will expire on Juy 2011), whereas in BC, i will have to take my ielts again because they only honor ielts result of not more than 1 yr..
2. Assessment fee in Nova scotia is cheaper than in BC (I didn't really want to spend a lot because either way, i am registering for the same position)
3. lesser chance of taking SEC or bridging program
4. I can send my IELTs result by giving my candidate #, no need to forward/send another original copy of my results..
5. only my employer for the last 6 months will be asked to fill-up the employer form, in BC, you have to send it to all of ur previous employers (hthat's what i understood)

 

[dcho]

hi i am new to this forum...i submitted our application (noc 3152) to nova scotia last oct 4, 2010.

 

[maharlika]

Imbubbles, do you have any idea about the length of processing applications in NS vs. CRNM? which is faster?

asitoja,

friend, just in case u may consider reading this links... www.manitobanurses.ca and www.gov.mb.ca/health/nurses ...these are nice info about nursing in manitoba...their assessment fee is, 105 canadian dollars

and if you are considering nova scotia...take note...

Assessment fee of $138.00 (Canadian funds, includes HST). Effective November 1st, 2010 the fee will be $460.00 (Canadian funds, includes HST). The assessment fee is not refundable. Payment can be made by international money order or online by credit card. We do not accept international demand drafts or cheques.