Blog tagged as Work Visas

European nurses can work in Arizona with an H-1B Visa (employer-sponsored), EB-3 Visa (leads to permanent residency), and must pass the NCLEX-RN and obtain an Arizona nursing license.

European nurses can work in New York with an H-1B Visa (employer-sponsored), EB-3 Visa (leads to permanent residency), and must pass the NCLEX-RN and obtain a New York nursing license.

European nurses can work in Florida with an H-1B Visa (employer-sponsored), EB-3 Visa (leads to permanent residency), and must pass the NCLEX-RN and obtain a Florida nursing license.

European nurses can work in Texas with an H-1B Visa (employer-sponsored, specialized roles) or an EB-3 Visa (employer-sponsored, leading to permanent residency). They must also pass the NCLEX-RN exam and obtain a Texas nursing license.

European nurses can work in California with an H-1B Visa (employer-sponsored), EB-3 Visa (permanent residency), and must pass the NCLEX-RN and obtain a California nursing license.

To Work in the United Kingdom, you must process your Work Visa with the Home Office.

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is the government department responsible for overseeing immigration, refugee protection, and citizenship matters in Canada

VISA4NURSES helps European nurses obtain certification needed to work in the U.S. by evaluating their credentials, licenses, and English proficiency. Managed by Josef Silny & Associates, this service meets USCIS requirements, simplifying the U.S. visa process for healthcare professionals​.

To work in the United States, in some states, you will need to obtain your work visa through the VisaScreen® process.

Foreign Nurses migrating to Australia in 2024 will need to cover costs including visa fees (AUD 4,640+), AHPRA registration (AUD 300–500), skills assessment (AUD 515), English tests (AUD 410+), medical exams (AUD 300+), and relocation expenses (AUD 3,000+). Total: AUD 8,000–15,000+.