Nurses UK Work Permits

The UK has introduced a number of new UK immigration, naturalization, UK visa, work permit and UK working visa categories in the last few years. The points based skilled immigration category the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP), introduced in January 2002, proved to be very successful.

However, the HSMP has been replaced by Tier 1 (General), part of the UK's new five-tier points based system which will encompass all work, study, and training immigration routes into the country. People seeking extensions to their HSMP visa are now required to extend their leave to remain under Tier 1 (General) for General Highly Skilled Migrants. Since April 2008, applicants located in India have been required to file initial highly skilled migrant applications under the Tier 1 (General) rules. This was followed by the rest of the world on 30 June 2008 as the Tier 1 (General) scheme fully replaced the HSMP.

At Commonwealth Contractors we specialise in providing unique solutions to Healthcare Professionals, IT Consultants, Recruitment Agencies & International Employers. By partnering with OISC Immigration Firms & Tier 2 Licensed Consultancies we can provide Tier 1 (HSMP) Visa Solutions, Tier 2 (Work Permit) Sponsorship & more!

How can Commonwealth Contractors help?

* Tier 1 (formerly HSMP): Tier 1 Visa Applications & Extensions, Tier 1 Consulting Solutions, European Solutions (Germany, The Republic of Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands)
* Tier 2 (formerly UK Work Permit): Tier 2 (Work Permit) Sponsorship for skilled Healthcare & IT Professionals, Tier 2 Licensing for UK Based Employers
* Tier 5 (formerly Working Holidaymaker): Tier 5 Consulting Solutions, Tier 5 to Tier 1 Visa Applications, Tier 5 to Tier 2 Visa Applications

You can read more regarding these opportunities at :
http://www.commonwealthcontractors.com/UK_Work_Visas.html

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BSc Nursing Graduates- Apply for Jobs Abroad

In order to qualify to work with O’Grady-Peyton International, you must have at least one year of acute care nursing experience. If you do not already have a US state nursing license, you must sit and pass the US licensing exam: NCLEX.
With regards to sitting the NCLEX exam, you must first apply to a board of nursing in the US for approval to take the test.

You may try applying with the Vermont Board of Nursing as the requirements are less bothersome than other states. On the Board’s website: http://vtprofessionals.org/opr1/nurses/international_nurses.asp
you will find the application forms and instructions, fees, etc, for international applicants.

For more information about the NCLEX exam please visit: http://vue.com/nclex/ which will give information about the test itself, scheduling, testing locations information for international nurses, etc.
OGP has excellent NCLEX Online prep courses from Drexel University that help RNs prepare to take the NCLEX exam for a US nursing license. If you are interested, just go to www.ogpacademy.com to review the courses listed and you can select and purchase the one that best suits you.

Additionally, a study text that you can purchase online or at a bookstore (reputable brands include Saunders Comprehensive NCLEX Review and Kaplan's brand texts); will also be very helpful.
Please note that the USCIS is currently processing 2004 applications for most applicants at this time. For this reason, we are currently only accepting new applicants who already have a US work permit, green card or green card application in process. Hopefully, by next year we may resume filing for new applicants, so please keep in contact with us for any changes in our recruitment policy.

For more information on this topic please visit :www.ogradypeyton.com

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