I am 43 years old and have a bachelor's degree in part-time distance education. I have worked in a third-class first-class specialized hospital in the capital city of China for 25 years. How can I imm

I am 43 years old and have a bachelor's degree in part-time distance education. I have worked in a third-class first-class specialized hospital in the capital city of China for 25 years. How can I immigrate to Canada? At present, among the 38 skilled immigrant occupations in short supply in Canada, three are related to nursing occupations:

(1) Head nurse and supervisor, namely the head nurse;

(2) registered nurses, that is, registered nurses;

(3) certified practice nurses, that is, nurses who have been trained and have certificates.

China applicant:

Generally, there are two situations: the first situation is that the applicant is currently working in China, but holds a registered nurse license in the United States. Such applicants have an advantage in handling Canadian immigration. Because China candidates must have a registered nurse's license in China, have received comprehensive nursing education, and obtain the "Nurse Qualification Certificate" issued by CGFNS before they are eligible to take the registered nurse's license examination. Some state nursing boards in the United States require nurses in China to have a TOEFL score of 550 or above before they can take the registered nurse license examination. The second case is that the applicant is currently working in China and holds a registered nurse's license in China. Generally, such applicants are graduates from domestic nursing schools, or junior college, undergraduate or even graduate students majoring in nursing in domestic medical schools. They have professional educational background and work experience, and their only deficiency may be their language ability and international integration. Therefore, the training of language ability is a very important link. Generally speaking, taking IELTS as an example, two of the four items should reach a high level and the other two should reach a medium level.

What needs to be explained here is that applicants who work as nurses in the United States, China or other countries are eligible to apply for Canadian nurse immigration without obtaining a registered nurse license in Canada. As long as you have a registered nurse's license from China, the United States or other countries plus at least 1 year of work experience, you can. Actually, even a registered nurse's license is not necessary. However, in order for the visa officer to confirm the nature of your nurse's work, the registered nurse's license is a strong evidence. However, you must have a license to work as a registered nurse in Canada. In addition, it should be noted that the educational score of the three-year nursing college diploma is higher than that of the four-year nursing undergraduate diploma. 22 points for a three-year college diploma and 20 points for a four-year undergraduate diploma.

It is not difficult to see that the key link for overseas nurses to immigrate to Canada is that applicants should prove that they have strong professional ability, language ability and adaptability. The Canadian government does not require applicants to hold a Canadian registered nurse license, and they will be employed as soon as they arrive in Canada. The Canadian government pays more attention to the potential of applicants to engage in the health care industry after immigrating to Canada in the future. As a matter of fact, many nurses can pass the Canadian registered nurse examination after short-term preparation or short-term training courses by virtue of their strong professional skills. Even those applicants who failed the registered nurse examination can easily find jobs related to nursing, such as senior nursing and nursing workers.