What are the OPTIONS for nurses

tooties

@revsky= yes 10 points ang bridging and conversion course.

as to experience paid experience lng ang counted and it must be recognized by anmac kaya nagpapa skills assessment tayo if you want to claim points. anmac will also ask u proof of paid employment this includes payslip, tax returns, employment contract etc..check m yung requirements sa anmac website

golem

Hi tooties.. ask lang ako sayo.. pwd ba mag apply sa skilled independent even walang experience dito sa pinas at wala pang australian registration? db point tested naman po yang skilled independent? Salamat sa reply..

valiantboy

Kailangan mo ng australian regostration para sa anmac, na kailangan para sa skills assessment

valiantboy

@tooties kailangan ba ng australian work experience bago mag-apply sa 189/190 to have points? or credited na yung PH work experience.

Merry Christmas po!

Ph exp recognised min 3 yrs for points, kailangan ipacertify mo sa anmac, otherwise hindi tatanggapin ng Immigration

tooties

@golem di pwede n hindi k registered nurse dito. dpat meron kang Australian RN license, walang short cut dito. As to experience I HIGHLY recommend not to come here n walang kang experience. Minimum nang APHRA atleast 1 yr experience, minimum din mostly nang skills nomination is 2yrs paid experience, and for indepedent skilled visa mininum 3yrs PAID experience. and take note lahat nang competensya mo sa job market meron experience so lugi ka nyan. Dont think my advise is harsh ha, concerned lng ako. madami akong nakilala pumunta dito with no experience and or very little experience at nahirapan sila nang sobra..change lng nang change nang course para ma prolonge yung visa hangang umabot nang 2 yrs n sila naka studet visa..kahit anong part time job n lng kinukuha..

if wala k rin experience mahihirapan k din makahanap nang sponsor.

golem

@tooties ah okay salamat sa rep.. what if di naman nurse ang work mo dun na applayan kailangan talga RN ka tlga para ma qualify sa visa? if may one year experience ka dito sa pinas pwd na ba sa 3 months bridging program? Paid po ba or volunteer experience need ng aphra? Hehe salamat ulit

tooties

@golem if may company mag sponsor sayo for a 457 temporary work visa may chance, but yung department of immigration p din mag final decision. kaso not sure yung pathway mo if gusto maging permanent resident.

as to experience yung APHRA will consider ALL experience basta job description is RN kahit volunteer or paid. BUT for the purpose of being a permanent resident atleast minimum 2yrs PAID experience para state nomination 190, someone mention above pwede walang experience sa New south wales, but di ako sure since Victorian sponsored ako. if swertehin k makakuha k nang sponsor employer for 457 after aphra registration pwede k mag work for 1yr then apply indepedently for a visa after ANMAC skills assessment.

kaso in reality pahirap na pahirap n maghanap nang sponsor ngayon lalo n if konti lng experience mo. yung kalaban m sa job market galing UK,ireland,nang saudi etc..mas gusto yan nang employer. di k naman sinasabi n wala n ngayon ang nagsposponsor yung lahat mapili n din sila.

check the website allnurses.com madami dun information to help you decide.

golem

@tooties thanks sa info mo.. kahit pla state nomination need ng aphra registration muna.. 6 months lang kc meron ako volunteer pa.. tska last 2010 pa yun..anyway thank u

ninyeh

@golem study RN bro. Expensive but worth it. No need experience to apply for 189 visa. As long as you pass the 60 pointd. Tootsie is right.. I wont recommend doing yhe conversion course or briding course if you dont have experience.. You wont be able to anyway. You are required recency of practice to apply with ahpra.

I can confirm No work experience required in new south wales. Check website for state nomination of NSW. Everything is there.

Pm me if you have question.

golem

@ninyeh di ko yata kakayanin tuition ng RN hehe.. so pwede pala state nomination 190 basta aphra license kana or kahit wala nang aphra licence.. i mean saka nalang yung registration pag dating dun.. thanks po sa info

jkk32w

hello nurses! wanted to ask n behalf of my sister mejo na lilito kc ako sa mga terms nio since im not a nurse by profession. please can anyone be so kind to answer the below query?

my sis is a med surg nurse sa hosp for almost 9 yrs (5yrs PH and 3.5yrs sa UAE). from what i understand d general process for applying as a nurse in au is;

1.Register wd APHRA (from where they will give a letter of eligibility)
2. Apply for bridging program sa school
3. Apply for student visa
4. bridging program in au
5. ANMC skill assessment
6. Apply onshore for PR visa

please pa inform nmn po ung mga AVERAGE TIMELINE when u processed the above like mga ilang weeks usually for each step most specially for aphra to give u the letter..

thanks po in advance.

please feel to correct the above process f may mali
Godbless po!

ninyeh

@golem no bro.. you need AHpra registration... Ahpra registration is a basic requirement for SKILL ASSESSMENT under ANMAC... You need a positive skills assessment first before you can apply for state nomination 190.... just play around with your skill points bro.. make sure you can reach atleast 60 points to secure your skillselect invitation to apply.

ninyeh

@jkk32w ito po yung yung sagot ko:

1. She needs to apply for AHPRA REGISTRATION first. And get her credentials assessed by ahpra. More or less she will be recommended to do the IRON Program. nurses must apply to AHPRA to have their overseas nursing qualifications assessed. If their qualifications are assessed as equivalent to Australian education standards they will be granted registration. For many nurses from countries such as India, China, Philippines to name just a few, the most likely outcome is that they will need to undertake the IRON Program.

2. She will be given a letter of determination, which she will then have to choose an insitution that will providet the IRON program. Wherein she will get documents required to apply for her visa.

3. correct me if i am wrong, She wont be applying as a student visa. I am not sure what kind of visa but you can ask a MARA agent about that or someone here can enlighten us. What i know is it's a "business visa" of some sort. Maybe other who did the bridging can share.

4. Bridging course has a lot of variety and lengths. Some has 6 weeks, some has 6 months. depends on the state and of the insitution doing it.

5. Once she has completed the course, she can get her AHPRA registration. After that she needs to apply for the SKILLS ASSESSMENT under ANMAC. She will need to meet the 5 criteria. Please refer to ANMAC website for more information.

6. Getting the PR is a bit tricky because she will have to meet the minimum skill points of 60... Once she gets that, she can apply for her PR may it be 189 or 190.

These facts are based on what I know so far gathered from families and friends.. Please refer to the anmac website for more information.

My pathway is different so feel free to correct me because I graduated BSN from a uni here in Australia. Hope these helps!

jkk32w

@ninyeh wow maraming salamat. very helpful lahat ng details. thanks for taking time to write all these! business visa or ung subclass 600 i apply nia and yes she will go for tha bridging program since she wont study nursing there na. i think wd her age and experience she will reach 60 for future PR visa. .

thanks again and have a blessed 2016! PM kita f may question ako n future Ipag ielts kopa cia ulit kc nag expired na ung bfore.

if others who were on bridging program can add please feel free wd ur timelines.

maraming salamat po!

OZwaldCobblepot

Hi guys, me and my wife is currently applying for PR visa and just waiting for her medical exam result. just wondering, if she will be pursuing her profession, what is the affordable way to get her registered and acknowledged as a nurse in Au? considering PR visa holder na sya soon (hopefully). sorry didn't backread but will do once magka time.

tooties

@OZwaldCobblepot unfortunately no short cut, same process parin get english exam with the required score, and apply sa aphra, do bridging not sure of the price of the course since you will be considered as domestic students better ask the schools themselves if they have discounts on the course fees, after bridging apply aphra.atleast after registration no need to worry on sponsorship kasi PR n..

while looking for permanent work she can do agency nursing...

OZwaldCobblepot

@tooties pwede ba PTE sa aphra?

iammaxwell1989

@OZwaldCobblepot Yes, APHRA accepts PTE-A.

OZwaldCobblepot

@iammaxwell1989 yown. thanks!

janinlee

@tooties hello po ask ko lang po if nag migration agent po kayo.. Thanks!

tooties

@janinlee wala...very straight forward naman yung process..very transparent.

jinkai

Hello everyone! i want to ask your opinion about filling up ng eoi. sa work experience, kailangan ba na ang full-time work lang ang ilagay or lahat ng work experience for the last 10 years? And about sa volunteer program kailangan din ba yan ilagay? Thank you so much for your help.

jinkai

@ninyeh hello! nakita ko yung timeline mo and same din yung sa amin.all the best sa application.:)

ninyeh

@jinkai Glad to know, im not alone. Good luck po sa atin.

cattrac

Hello po!! Sa mga nag bridging program po jan, any tips? I'll be having my bridging program in ACFE (melbourne) in their February intake. How much po kaya pwede na pocket money since may pagstayan naman ako dun for free? thanks po sa mga magrereply!!:)

tooties

@cattrac it really depends on your lifestyle..but having a place to stay is already a big help.

make a budget:

groceries: 50 to 80aud
Fare: 7.52aud/day or 135aud if you will buy a one month pass (unlimited train/bus/tram)
Mobile: 30aud
Since you will be staying up to Autumn prepare warm clothes, although there are a lot of second hand shops you can buy winter clothes from.

jinkai

@janinlee thank you..:)

cattrac

@tooties thanks! wow. yung groceries, is that good for a week?

sana lang pag dating ko jan maiwasan pagsshopping, pagkain sa labas, etc.; hanggang tingin na lang muna ko.hahaha

tooties

@cattrac Yes per week..eating out can be expensive..kasi typically 10-14aud per meal ang magastos mo..

Manada naman free entrance or discounted sa mga pasyalan sa melbourne. if bibila k yung one month unlimited pass sa trains/trams/bus sulit n..pasyal k n all day.

tooties

@cattrac Lol..sorry about that,some words came out in chavacano (my local dialect)

What I mean is madami free entrances or discounted, be sure to ask and bring your student ID. San k mag placement? if sa country..madali umiwas sa temptation nasa country ako the whole time nang bridging course k. and since paid n yung accommodation k, at group kame bumibili nang food believe it or not I only spent 350aud for 3 months..no need n kasi for transpo kasi walking distance lng lahat..