What should I do if I want to go abroad as a nurse?

First of all, you must pass English, at least have IELTS or TOEFL scores, and you'd better sign up for a surprise class. Paying attention to surprises is not a problem.

Secondly, how to take the exam depends on which country you prefer to go to. For example, nurses in the United States basically have the highest salary, but they are tired, which is very different from the daily work of traditional nurses in China (nurses need reasonable communication and contact with patients and doctors, but also protect the interests of patients, which is a bit stressful). They also need to take relevant exams in the United States, or go to Australia or Singapore. As long as you have obtained the relevant qualification certificate in China, you can basically get off the plane and settle in the hospital, which is relatively simple.

Finally, the visa also depends on which country you are going to. It may be more difficult to get a visa in America. If you are determined to go abroad, do a good job in your current job, such as English, before you think about it.