Why Choose "Nurses to Canada?"
With nearly 20 years of experience, we understand the challenges foreign-trained nurses face when immigrating to Canada. We know firsthand the hurdles you’ll encounter, and we have the proven solutions to help you overcome them and succeed.
Unique Seminars for Nurses
We help you master all the practical steps – we focus on what works and don’t waste time on theories.
Ultimate Job Search Coaching
Job Search Coaching Like Never Before – Tailored, Practical, and Results-Driven. Your success is our success!
Special Immigration Paths for Nurses
Accelerated Immigration Options for Nurses – Personalized strategies for success, backed by our partner’s expertise.
About Us
Our main focus is to provide practical coaching for foreign-trained nurses on how to successfully establish themselves in Canada. We skip the abstract theories and focus solely on actionable, valuable insights that will help you succeed right now.
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Exclusive and Unique Seminars for Foreign-Trained Nurses
We coach you and provide all the knowledge and practical tools you need to take your future into your own hands, ensuring you never have to pay any intermediary in the future.
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We empower you to stand out in the eyes of Canadian employers
Our coaching and support will help you develop the skills, confidence, and professional presence needed to make a memorable impression during your job search. We focus on ensuring that Canadian employers see your value and personal branding clearly.
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Direct Immigration to Canada: Selecting the Right Path
Our exclusive partnership with one of the most successful immigration centers in Canada provides you with expert guidance and unlimited possibilities.
Nurses needed
Doctors needed
Caregivers needed
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How We Make Your Canadian Dream a Reality
With our dedicated support, we help you take the right steps towards making your Canadian dream a reality — faster and with confidence.
Unique Seminars for Nurses
Our seminars for foreign-trained nurses are unique because they provide practical coaching and hands-on skills to help you succeed in both the Canadian job market and immigration process.
Immigration to Canada
We have an exclusive partnership with one of the most successful and reputable licensed Immigration Centers in Canada. Your successful Canadian dream may be closer than you think!
Extra support
We provide assistance with cultural coaching, resume writing, and preparation for interviews with Canadian employers and officials. We help you become self-sufficient and successful in Canada.
Salaries vs. Demand in Canadian Healthcare
Healthcare workers are urgently needed in Canada, and they are offered excellent salaries for their critical role in the healthcare system.
$79,000 CAD - $137,000 CAD
Annual Salaries for Nurses in CanadaNurses in Canada can earn between $79,000 CAD and $137,000 CAD per year, depending on their experience, specialization, and location.
$34,000 CAD - $53,000 CAD
Annual Salaries for Caregivers in CanadaCaregivers in Canada can earn between $34,000 CAD and $53,000 CAD per year, depending on their experience, specialization, and location.
117,537 nurses needed
Canada needs 117,537 more nursesBy 2028, it is estimated that Canada will need 117,537 additional nurses to meet the growing demand for healthcare services.
Caregivers: ~35% short!
Canada urgently needs caregiversBy 2031, it is estimated that 1.8 million Canadians will need home care. The healthcare sector is facing escalating service demands!
The answers you’ve been looking for:
What you've always wanted to know but were too afraid to ask. We have the answers!
Can I work as a nurse immediately upon arriving in Canada, or do I need to wait until I am licensed?
Answer: You cannot work as a nurse immediately unless you are licensed or registered in the province you want to work in. Some provinces may offer temporary work permits or allow you to work in healthcare support roles (such as personal support worker or nursing assistant) while completing licensure requirements.
How competitive is the job market for foreign-trained nurses in Canada?
Answer: While there is a high demand for nurses, the job market can be competitive, particularly in certain regions. Larger cities may have more opportunities, but they may also attract more applicants. Nurses from foreign countries often need to prove their adaptability to Canadian work environments, which can require time and persistence.
Are there any cultural differences in nursing practice in Canada that I should be aware of?
Answer: Yes, there are differences in patient care, communication, and the overall healthcare system. Canada places a strong emphasis on patient-centered care, collaborative teamwork, and cultural sensitivity. Foreign-trained nurses may need to adjust to these norms, as well as familiarize themselves with Canadian healthcare policies, which may differ from those in their home countries.
Will my previous work experience be recognized in Canada?
Answer: Work experience may be recognized, but it depends on the employer and regulatory body. Some provinces or employers may give you credit for your experience, but you may need to provide proof of specific skills and training. In some cases, additional training or supervised practice might be required to meet Canadian standards.
How long does it take to become licensed to work as a nurse in Canada after moving?
Answer: It can take anywhere from 6 months to 2 years to become licensed in Canada, depending on your qualifications, the province you plan to work in, and whether you need to complete additional exams or bridging programs.
What are the challenges of living in Canada as a foreign-trained nurse, beyond just licensing?
Answer: Beyond professional challenges, moving to Canada can involve personal and emotional hurdles such as adjusting to the weather, cultural differences, and the cost of living. The high cost of housing and transportation in major cities can be a financial challenge for newcomers. However, Canada offers numerous settlement programs to help immigrants with these transitions, including language classes, mentorship programs, and community support networks.