idu1:



Are you male or female?

Female

NurzCee:


Register for "Adult Nurse", Our Midwifery here in Nigeria isn't really recognised there, unless you go through their own school of midwifery..

Thank you so much

fendorf:
yes. Destiny academy

Thanks. I have searched for the name on the internet. Nothing comes up. Are you Sure the name is correct?

Electroweb:

Thanks. I have searched for the name on the internet. Nothing comes up. Are you Sure the name is correct?

I think decency academy not destiny. Search for decency academy

Electroweb:

Thanks. I have searched for the name on the internet. Nothing comes up. Are you Sure the name is correct?

its on a WhatsApp group

I just info that Donald trump has placed a ban on Nigerian immigration, will this affect nurses planning to travel through agencies like avant?

Bakaay:
I just info that Donald trump has placed a ban on Nigerian immigration, will this affect nurses planning to travel through agencies like avant?

No it won't. The ban was placed on visitors/business visa....

Valnos:


I think decency academy not destiny. Search for decency academy

Ok. Thanks. I saw it. It is a foreign website.

fendorf:
its on a WhatsApp group

Ok

NurzCee:


No it won't. The ban was placed on visitors/business visa....

You are reading the wrong news. The ban is on immigration visas and the EB-3 visa that they issue to nurses is an immigration visa.

NurzCee:


No it won't. The ban was placed on visitors/business visa....

You are wrong..it will affect EB3 visa. The ban is on immigrant visa.

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GracefulG:
Please I need help on this.
I have a BSN , graduated last year in turkey but no licence or work experience yet . I've been trying to apply for master's or graduate degree in nursing in the US so as to write NCLEX but some of the programs require license or some work experience . I haven't found one that is a good fit for me. Please can I get suggestion on what particular program I can apply for in order to write my NCLEX in the US. Or should just go with a different health science course then write the NCLEX whilst studying.

Hello GracefulG, I have sent you an e-message. You can study in the UK and get a license

THUNDER4real:

You are wrong..it will affect EB3 visa. The ban is on immigrant visa.

Does this mean, the ban will dampen our chances of immigrating to US?

Hi guys,
This travel ban means that Nurses can't travel to the USA again??

Is there any possibility that this restriction will be lifted?

Hello house.
The ban has wavier for certain set of people.


http://www.nursingworldnigeria.com/2020/02/trump-adds-nigeria-to-travel-ban-lists-what-this-means-for-nigerian-nurses/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nursingworldnigeria%2FAZsR+%28Nursing+World+Nigeria+Jobs%29

Compu001:
Hi guys,
This travel ban means that Nurses can't travel to the USA again??

Is there any possibility that this restriction will be lifted?

Yes it can be lifted, infact the previous one has Chad before it was remove.
If Trump lose election by November too, the incoming president will lift the ban.

We will get feedback from some nurses. But I think it will not affect nurses.

Valnos:
Hello house.
The ban has wavier for certain set of people.


http://www.nursingworldnigeria.com/2020/02/trump-adds-nigeria-to-travel-ban-lists-what-this-means-for-nigerian-nurses/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nursingworldnigeria%2FAZsR+%28Nursing+World+Nigeria+Jobs%29

This is an article written by someone, not what was obtained from homeland security website.....

What the article states is that Non-immigrant visas will not be affected. So as regards to skilled professionals, that will mean H1B visa will not be affected but I don't think Nurses qualify for H1B visas.

My prayer is that Nigeria gets removed from that list, hopefully the Nigeria government keeps their promise of adhering to the security issues raised by the US.

Valnos:
Hello house.
The ban has wavier for certain set of people.


http://www.nursingworldnigeria.com/2020/02/trump-adds-nigeria-to-travel-ban-lists-what-this-means-for-nigerian-nurses/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nursingworldnigeria%2FAZsR+%28Nursing+World+Nigeria+Jobs%29

Valnos:
Hello house.
The ban has wavier for certain set of people.


http://www.nursingworldnigeria.com/2020/02/trump-adds-nigeria-to-travel-ban-lists-what-this-means-for-nigerian-nurses/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nursingworldnigeria%2FAZsR+%28Nursing+World+Nigeria+Jobs%29

Whomever that wrote this article should kindly put it down cos it is very misleading. Most Nigerian nurses do not qualify for the H-!B visa.

Eligibility: specialty occupation
The US H1-B visa is designed to be used for staff in specialty occupations. The job must meet one of the following criteria to qualify as a specialty occupation:

Have a minimum entry requirement of a Bachelor's or higher degree or its equivalent.
The degree requirement for the job is common to the industry or the job is so complex or unique that it can be performed only by an individual with a degree.
The employer normally requires a degree or its equivalent for the position.
The nature of the specific duties is so specialized and complex that the knowledge required to perform the duties is usually associated with the attainment of a bachelor's or higher degree.[b][/b]
Since RN jobs can be performed basically by a 2 year associate degree or a 4 year BSN degree holder. It nullifies the first and second requirements as BSN is not common for entry level RNs jobs in the US as it is in Canada. I think holders of BNSC maybe at an advantage since some selected US employers are now employing university graduates. Very sad that most Nigerian nurses do not have a 4 year degree in nursing.

Theyoungmatron:
Whomever that wrote this article should kindly put it down cos it is very misleading. Most Nigerian nurses do not qualify for the H-!B visa.

Eligibility: specialty occupation
The US H1-B visa is designed to be used for staff in specialty occupations. The job must meet one of the following criteria to qualify as a specialty occupation:

Have a minimum entry requirement of a Bachelor's or higher degree or its equivalent.
The degree requirement for the job is common to the industry or the job is so complex or unique that it can be performed only by an individual with a degree.
The employer normally requires a degree or its equivalent for the position.
The nature of the specific duties is so specialized and complex that the knowledge required to perform the duties is usually associated with the attainment of a bachelor's or higher degree.[b][/b]
Since RN jobs can be performed basically by a 2 year associate degree or a 4 year BSN degree holder. It nullifies the first and second requirements as BSN is not common for entry level RNs jobs in the US as it is in Canada. I think holders of BNSC maybe at an advantage since some selected US employers are now employing university graduates. Very sad that most Nigerian nurses do not have a 4 year degree in nursing.

What I got frm us site, pls let's digest it
Nigeria: Nigeria does not comply with the established identity-management and information-sharing criteria assessed by the performance metrics.

Suspension of entry for Immigrants, except as Special Immigrants whose eligibility is based on having provided assistance to the U.S. Government.

Health practitioners falls in physician national interest waiver

piro007:

What I got frm us site, pls let's digest it
Nigeria: Nigeria does not comply with the established identity-management and information-sharing criteria assessed by the performance metrics.

Suspension of entry for Immigrants, except as Special Immigrants whose eligibility is based on having provided assistance to the U.S. Government.

Health practitioners falls in physician national interest waiver

We are not physicians. Nurses falls under the skilled workers EB-3 immigration visa which is under the categories of immigration visas banned by Trump.
Read that physician stuff well, sir.

Physicians National Interest waiver is for Physicians only.

Even though Nurses are schedule A jobs because nurses are in shortage. I would have expected to be considerations for that.

Hopefully, this ban will be lifted from the news we have read in the past couple of days [.

For nurses who have started the process already. What are your recruiters saying concerning this ban?quote author=piro007 post=86301981]
What I got frm us site, pls let's digest it
Nigeria: Nigeria does not comply with the established identity-management and information-sharing criteria assessed by the performance metrics.

Suspension of entry for Immigrants, except as Special Immigrants whose eligibility is based on having provided assistance to the U.S. Government.

Health practitioners falls in physician national interest waiver[/quote]

Actually the ban is a great advantage to Nigeria Nurses, WHY?

Because every year, Nigeria is entitled to 4000 GREEN CARDS for specialized workers, however the country does not even meet up to 100 every year so it is usually redirected to other GREEN cards like marriage and family including the rich who buy up the remaining. In 2018 alone about 13,000 GREEN CARDS were issued to Nigerians. The same thing last year.

So the ban now will give enough room to fast process the immigrant visa for healthcare workers on reserved visa. It reduces the competition and give you a great opportunity.


Last year when this issue arose, I released information that Trump was planning to expand quota for green card and H1B for healthcare and IT workers and will shrink other green cards. I encouraged everyone to work hard to start their immigration program even when others were panicking.

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Endywitty:
Actually the ban is a great advantage to Nigeria Nurses, WHY?

Because every year, Nigeria is entitled to 4000 GREEN CARDS for specialized workers, however the country does not even meet up to 100 every year so it is usually redirected to other GREEN cards like marriage and family including the rich who buy up the remaining. In 2018 alone about 13,000 GREEN CARDS were issued to Nigerians. The same thing last year.

So the ban now will give enough room to fast process the immigrant visa for healthcare workers on reserved visa. It reduces the competition and give you a great opportunity.


Last year when this issue arose, I released information that Trump was planning to expand quota for green card and H1B for healthcare and IT workers and will shrink other green cards. I encouraged everyone to work hard to start their immigration program even when others were panicking.

Hmm, I'm still trying to figure out your point here
How does it fast track immigrant visas when a ban has been placed on all immigrant visas including the EB3 which nurses benefit from?
Also the H1B you talked, do nurses meet the eligibility criteria ?

THUNDER4real:

You are wrong..it will affect EB3 visa. The ban is on immigrant visa.

Okay, thanks for the clarification

The only way out now is to hope the ban is lifted. The only people that wont be affected are those that have already been approved their green cards before it was announced.

For H1B visa, read the information on the link below
https://www.lillylegal.com/h1b-for-nurses/

vickyehi:
For H1B visa, read the information on the link below
https://www.lillylegal.com/h1b-for-nurses/

any update about your 1-140?

Right now, NO immigrant visa are being issued . Whenever the ban is lifted , for those who want to immigrate to the US look into nursing agencies like avant, conexus who sponsor foreign nurses to the US. Nursing agencies are not the best because they take advantage of people but they at least get your foot in the door.

vickyehi:
The only way out now is to hope the ban is lifted. The only people that wont be affected are those that have already been approved their green cards before it was announced.

waivers can be issued,it might take 2-6months to approve the waiver.