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I already left Germany but I hope so, too! ✨🙏❤️ thanks xxx

You have to process your poea thru your German employer, verification of contract thru POLO (before it was in Geneva), now in Berlin, for Europe.

As long as you have a B2 Zertifikat, you’ll be able to find an employer and make sure to process your registration (anerkennung).

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Hey! Tell me more about it. What agency are you applying for? Do you have other options other than the Netherlands? Like USA? ❤️ message me back! 💋

@@thenurseaurora yes of course, Euronize Healthcare recruiting agency

I applied in sep 2021 and then they arranged an Skype interview there was Mr John Petric and the other person service officer after next day I got email from service officer a summary letter for recruiting process , documents copy verified from the concerned authority to mail them and online language course. He gives me time for documents mailing 2 weeks but it took 20 days and when I asked for proper mailing (Post) address they didn't reply my email and massage , know after four months an other person send me email. Are you still interested to work with us. And arrange a interview so what should I do plz give me some info for interview. Thank you

I am not familiar with it but what we know here as nurses, the Netherlands won’t hire nurses overseas because they need to prioritize coming from EU first.

This is pretty dodgy but I will check into it. You have to learn the language and discrimination is prevalent here for us coming from the East. I prefer the USA to be a nurse - status and salary-wise. If you work here, we, nurses are not on the highly-paid professionals. We are on the middle to low...compared to the US, you can acquire dual citizenship, easy processing now for green card for nurses overseas and better salary. ❤️ Please decide carefully! And especially, the language! I learned German and now Dutch, I prefer English because I am already comfortable with it. And if we don’t talk their language here, some can be very mean and can downgrade us. I recently experienced discrimination at work, deals with me being the on the lose part. Not win-win. They win, I lose, and they wanted it.

Hi sis ❤️ I did the registration process and while it’s still running and awaiting for the next steps for the two major exams, I applied in different facilities or hospitals as LPN level. I hold a residence permit as I am married to a Dutch. For non-EU foreign nurses, no working visa is offered and I recommend not to apply thru agencies just to get in. It’s not the way, as far as we know here.

Hi sis! I hope it’s going good with you. Any questions, please comment lang here. Good luck! ❤️

Hi! Were you able to contact the embassy already? ❤️

@@thenurseaurora Hello there! I have passed the exam. i got 10/10 in KNS and 9/10 in leesvaardigheid and spreekvaardigheid exams each. Your youtube content had helped me alot during my preparation. I also will recommend your channel on my youtube videos. Thank you so much! 💕

Hi. I'm going to take the A1 exam this December. I just wanna know which part of the exam is the hardest haha

I ordered in thru www.naarnederland.nl ✨

Hi! Sort of we have to memorize and familiarize the words inside Naar Nederland. The vocabulary from the package are helpful for the “reading” part and also incorporate some TH-cam videos to see how the exam looks like. And for the book with photos, memorize them, too! 🙏 veel succes!

Around 3 months 🙏

Thank you so much 🙏

Dank je wel, sis 🙏❤️ Pasenxa sa late reply! Ingat po always xxx

Hallo! Sorry for the super late response! 🙏 you have to order it yourself thru the website ✨

It’s an exam po to check how you can communicate in Dutch. Kaya it is in Dutch po. 🙏 not in English ✨💛 Good luck po!

Salamat...... BLESSED morning

Thank you, Ma’am ❤️

Thank you 🙏

God bless po ❤️🙏

Hello po 🙏 sorry for the late reply / were you able to connect with her?

Hello! The changes were more on doing 1-2-yr associate and the third year, can go to a specific route and be a university degree. I need to get more details for this to be sure. However, NP of any type or CRNA...CCRN or those higher specializations are not present. There are courses like Pflege Management, Case Management or other higher positions that a normal RN in Germany, but it is not comparable to the level and salary that NPs or CRNAs, Nurse Case Managers...and the rest of the certified positions in the US. RN salary in Germany is around 2400€-3800€ in a range, higher positions perhaps are between 3800€-4500€ (this range takes years maybe) before tax. But it’s not everywhere compared to the US Nurse/Career system. Germany has lower salaries and status is not as respected in the US but all good if contented. No nurse can function here as an NP there in the US like having the role of a physician. In Germany, this won’t be the case.

@@thenurseaurora Thank for the reply, very informative!

Glad to have support po! I know what you mean and wish we didn't have to deal with things and just everything is fair and right for all the nurses po dba :) hehe but thank you!

Carl! <3 Thanks!

Thank you! <3

@@thenurseaurora always my loved and support Ate Aurora 😊💕💕

Thank you po <3

Hi po! I will didikit po and manood ng vids mo <3 thank you po!

Schwester Aurora Thank Dear i will support also your house and give a 👍❤️ Stay Connected

Thanks so much, Sis <3 Stay healthy always!

Hello! DId you already have a schedule for your exam? Study everything especially the big book. And the book with photos, memorize them as well as the information at the back - the asnwer key. :) everything is there / also look for youtube videos here :)

@@thenurseauroraThanks for the information. wish i could pass it like u😁. Which book is important

You must already be in the Netherlands! Congratulations! ✨

heel erg bedankt! :)

thank you, sis ester from IG! sending my hugs and kisses po! :-* <3

hello! oo, naa ra jud sa libro and dapat sag ohon tong naay photos.. pangitaa pud dri sa youtube - ad appel kai maka guide pud on how it looks like sa exam na jud :) if naa ka pangutana po, please comment here lang or email me :)

Hello! Did you get this pack? Everything is found in this pack. For speaking, look for MVV exam spreken part and the book which has the photos, memorize all the questions and answers. The biggest book, you also need to study it, the basic vocab and words are useful in the exam. :)

Hey! Connect with me on FB, too, I will give you tips and options for you to see. Like the reality. It is hard to get into contracts here (Germany or the Netherlands). US has the best salary among all countries. Most Pinoy nurses move from UK or anywhere to the US because here in Europe, the salary is not as promising as in the US. It is up to you po but don't lose sight sa NCLEX as a back-up plan. I am also a USRN. Netherlands is also so nice to live and work but it will take so so long to be a full-RN here. Go for it if you want but make sure you won't be binding with a huge "fee"if you breach a contract (nothing is free with programs and all, unless it is fly now, pay later, it's clearer). Go go go for your nclex then come to EU while waiting for your immigrant visa for the US. <3