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B2 Tourist Visa for NCLEX review and test in the US?

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On 4/26/2021 at 12:48 PM, Jorgedig said:

I recommend independently verifying the particulars of the intended state of residence.   The info for my state is incorrect:  we renew our licenses annually, not every three years.

I think she's aware that there are different particulars for each state. I'll remind her to verify her intended state's requirements. Thanks.

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If her B-2 is denied, she will lose her VWP privileges as well.   Personally, I would not risk it. I would stick with the VWP.

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On what basis will she be going back to the US to work?

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Usually Nurses are petitioned for Immigrant Visa's, EB3.

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12 hours ago, nelmagriffin said:

Greetings!

 

Note: About J1 visa, that I am not sure of. Contact US Embassy in Italy for guidance.

 

Here is a good link that you may want to read

(NCLEX Exam Requirements for Foreign Nurses: A Step-By-Step Guide)

 

Reference:NCLEX Exam Requirements for Foreign Nurses: A Step-By-Step Guide - Medical World Update

 

 

Thanks again, Ms. Nelma.

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On 4/25/2021 at 6:55 AM, AELMIK said:

Hello, everyone. I'm hoping to get a sound advice as to how someone can enroll at an NCLEX review center and take the test afterwards in the US. The applicant is an Italian citizen who is in Italy right now, and had been to the US before in 2019. She spent a month vacationing with her teenage son, and visiting her parents and sibling in the US.

 

She wants to go to the US to enroll at an NCLEX review center for a 35-day review course, spend some more time studying and reviewing at her sibling's house, then take the test. If she passes, she intends to go back to Italy first to take care of things with her family, then go back to the US once she's ready to work. NCLEX is required for foreign-graduate nurses who want to get employed in the US.

 

In the event that she fails the test, she can retake it after 45 days. And while waiting to retake the test, she'll be studying and reviewing again. Both in the US as well.

 

Can she do all these with a B2 Tourist Visa? Is there any other visa for this kind of setup? How long can she stay in the US to study and review for the NCLEX? I'd appreciate your input.

 

 

Hi! Any update for which visa she applied for? I’m planning to take NCLEX in the states as well.

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