Nursing in Canada
NNAS and your provincial regulator, in the right order.
Canada registers nurses province by province, after a national assessment. Migo lays out every stage from official sources and keeps track of the documents other people have to send.
Free plan and AI guidance. No card needed.
Who this is for
- Nurses trained outside Canada
- Working in the UK, the Gulf or your home country
What your plan covers
Every stage, in order, from official sources.
01
Confirm your route and choose a province
Check the national assessment applies to you, and choose where you will register.
02
Prove your language ability
Find out what your regulator actually requires before you book anything.
03
Build your national assessment file
Open your NNAS application and chase the documents other people must send.
04
Apply to your provincial or territorial regulator
Submit your application and clear the regulator’s own assessments.
05
The registration examination
Which exam your regulator requires, and where it fits in your route.
06
Employer, right to work and your first weeks
Your plan continues to finding a nursing employer, the official immigration guidance and keeping your registration in good standing.
Questions
Before you start
I trained in one country and work in another. Does that matter?
Yes, and Migo plans for both. Tell it where you trained and where you live and work now, for example the Gulf or the UK, and your plan includes the good-standing letters and police certificates that come from each.
Does Migo help me pass the exams?
No. Migo is not a course and does not teach exam content. It plans your registration route, explains each stage from the official sources, and keeps track of your documents and what comes next. If your route includes an exam, the plan shows where it fits.
What does it cost?
Your plan and the AI guidance are free. Credits are only used if you choose an optional expert add-on, and packs start at $5 (card payment in USD). Registration, assessment and application fees are paid to the organisations that charge them, not to Migo.
Is Migo part of the NNAS, any provincial nursing regulator or IRCC?
No. Migo is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NNAS, any provincial nursing regulator or IRCC. Every step links to the official source, and Migo does not give legal or immigration advice.
See your whole route before you commit to anything.
Tell Migo your profession, where you trained and where you work now. Your plan is ready in minutes.
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