I am a nurse in charge of a tertiary hospital. I am a graduate student. I want to emigrate as a nurse after graduation. Can you help me?

It mainly depends on which country you want to go to and which country your conditions are suitable for.

If you are old and don't want to study, you can choose countries in the Middle East that don't have high requirements for English, such as Singapore and Saudi Arabia, which are less difficult, less expensive and easy to reach. Specifically, pay attention to when they have recruitment in China. You can go out after studying first and then attending the written interview. Mind you, the work intensity is not small, and the salary is not very high.

If you are over 30, Canada can also be an option. After two years as a live-in nanny, you can apply for immigration. Need to have one year's nursing experience, 5 points for IELTS class G.

Furthermore, if you are young and have a good foundation in English, I suggest that you choose the United States, you can take one of RN or ISPN, and then apply for a work visa with your language scores. Projects in the United States have the highest rate of return at present. It's difficult, but it's not difficult with determination. Good luck.