Abs1999

Thanks for your advice, I have tried contacting AHPRA but they do give very general answers and were't too helpful at all! Yeah of course, nursing isn't a career to chose to just get a visa, anyone who does that would be making quite a big mistake your heart has to be in it for sure! My degree is actually more focused on the biomedical side, where lab based work would be the majority of work and that isn't for me! I would much rather do a job I enjoy than do a job to just to get a visa to come to Australia quicker! I I haven't had a working holiday visa yet and have seen it could be good option if nursing isn't on the list of skills shortage when it comes to it! Thank you for your advice/suggestions!

Yes I have actually tried speaking to someone at AHPRA, but they give the most general answers and are not too helpful at all! Yeah I am fully aware of that, Nursing is the career that I want to go into to if it's the case I'll just have to wait until there is the opportunity/ or use a working holiday visa! Thank you for your advice!

Hello I was just looking from some advice/if anyone else has been a in similar situation! I'm about to finish my current degree in Biological sciences and after I'm going to start a 2-year Pre-registration Masters in Nursing course which will allow me to become a registered nurse in the UK! This is slightly different to the PgDip in nursing, where I have seen mixed results online about those applying with this being accepted by APHRA. I am struggling to find anything online about the success of those being able to register with APHRA, who have done a 2-year masters in Nursing instead. So I was just wondering if anyone has had experience with this/know of anyone etc! My aim is to eventually move out and practice as a nurse in Australia as I was lucky enough to do a study-abroad year out there and fell in love with the country! I know I'm a while away from starting the process, but it would be good to get an idea of what the success rate is like! Thanks