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To work as a Registered Nurse in Canada, internationally educated nurses must undergo a multi-stage registration and assessment process governed by Canadian nursing regulatory authorities. This includes credential verification through the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS), meeting English language proficiency requirements, and passing the NCLEX-RN examination.

The registration process can be complex and varies slightly between provinces, but all applicants must demonstrate that their nursing education and experience meet Canadian standards. Most nurses will also need to apply to a provincial regulatory body such as the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO), British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM), or College of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CRNA).

We provide end-to-end support throughout this entire journey — from NNAS application assistance and documentation guidance, to NCLEX coaching and help with provincial regulatory body applications. Our team has years of experience and has helped many international nurses successfully register and start working in Canada as licensed RNs.

Once registered in Canada, nurses may also become eligible to apply for Permanent Residency (PR) through various immigration programs such as Express Entry, PNP, or RNIP, creating a pathway to long-term settlement in the country.

Eligibility criteria for application to NNAS

  1. Qualification- Bachelor of Nursing (4 years) graduate or equivalent such as Post Basic B.Sc. nursing.
  2. Never worked as a licensed nurse in Canada in the profession to which you are applying.

Service Inclusions

  1. Personal consultation – 1-hour online consultation to explain the process and various steps involved.
  2. Documentation Guidance for the whole application in all stages.
  3. Assistance in the submission of online applications for NNAS.

FAQ'S (Frequently Asked Questions)

Typically, the NNAS Advisory Report is issued within 12 weeks from when NNAS receives all your documents and determines that your file is complete and ready for review.

Your Main Application Order remains active for 12 months from the date you submit the application. Your application will expire if you are unable to provide all required documents within 12 months of the main application order.

The process begins with the Main Application Order which costs $ 650 USD. You must select one nursing group and one province for the Advisory Report.

If your Main Application Order has not been closed and you wish to purchase any of the below, you can do it for a discounted cost: -

Advisory Report for another province – $55 USD

Evaluation for a different nursing group (RN, LPN, RPN) – $220 USD

Note: You will need to contact your regulatory body to determine the fees you must pay after your Advisory Report has been issued and your formal application has been submitted.

Experience is not required to apply to NNAS mandatorily. However, when you apply to your preferred nursing regulatory body, they may have specific requirements in terms of experience. E.g., CNO (College of Nurses)-Ontario requires you to have nursing experience within the last 3 years.

No. All IENs must complete the NNAS process before proceeding with their application to a NNAS member Regulatory Body.

No, you don’t have to submit English scores to NNAS. However, it may be required in the state where you intend to submit the NNAS advisory report.

Yes, you can easily transfer your scores to Canada if you have previously passed NCLEX within the last 10 years.

Yes, we do help with score transfer from AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) to regulatory bodies in Canada and vice versa as well.

You can withdraw your application at any stage. However, all fees you have paid are non-refundable.

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