<blockquote class="Quote" rel="Cassey"><blockquote class="Quote" rel="aj.skywalker">Hello po mga kababayan.
Ask ko lang po sa mga nurses na nag take ng bridging program and nabigyan na po ng License as an RN and can work as a nurse sa Australia.
Pag pasok na po points then nag apply as PR, meron pa po ba nadedeny?
Iniisip ko po kasi na wala kasi sobrang daming nurses na kailangan ng Australia and hindi naman po nila naabot kahit 1/4 ng cap nila.
I'm planning to take bridging course po kasi to be a licensed nurse sa Australia then apply for PR para makuha ko po husband ko. Sa ngayon po we pasado na kami sa points, points po namin 65/60 pero I don't have strong experience as a nurse dito kaya di po pwede. So I plan to take the bridging course. Hindi din po kasi biro yung magagastos π
Thank you in advance po mga kabayan!</blockquote>
Hi, as long as you meet the 60points and you have evidence to backed up the points that you are claiming then malaki chance niyo for a PR. As of now, marami silang kailangang RNs kaya while hindi pa nagbabago ruling ng immigration and even the ANMAC/AHPRA grab the chance. π You just need to have proper and complete documents para di madeny. You can't apply for a PR even if you meet the points if you didn't study here. You have to have your registration here in Au. So far wala pa naman akong naririnig na nadeny. π All of my hubby's batchmates are PR now. </blockquote>
Hi po,
Maraming salamat po sa pag reply niyo. Yun nga din po naisip ko na as long as pasado points with documents and licensed RN na sa Australia eh malaki ang chancce na mabigyan ng Visa.
Tanong ko lang po kasi according po sa timeline niyo? 3 years po kayo bago nag lodge ng EOI? Ano po yung kinuha niyo na course sa Australia and how much?
Yung kukunin ko po kas bridging course lang po for 3 months? ok lang po kaya yun?
Thank you po.