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@natureskylover- I am not too familiar with Australia system but I might give it a try 😊

@natureskylover, yes you can so far as your contract or work hours doesn't clash. Please some information www.gov.uk/maximum-weekly-working-hours

@@Beckysekyere ok thank you madam

@@Oussamaderdar-b9o thanks for watching my video . It depends on the type of visa you have whether it is a dependent visa, work visa or spousal visa? Let me know what type of visa you have and I will try my best to advice.

@@Beckysekyere I am on a 5 year spouse visa and my wife is a British citizen and I take care of her because she is permanently ill so I cannot work. Does this affect my application for permanent residence or citizenship because I heard that if I do not work they will change my visa to 10 years. Thank you for your help

@user-om6yj4ip1d I am not aware about that but you are on 5 year visa, you can apply for indefinite leave to remain before the end of the 5 year visa there is a financial requirement and if the relationship still holds. If your partner is on disability allowance, you might be able work with that especially if you are the carer. Please see the link for more clarification. immigrationlawyers-london.com/blog/spouse-visa-application-extension-part-2.php

@sahilsingh, it depends on your situation. If you are already a nurse in your home country, it will be better to relocate to UK via the NMC registration process. If you want to train as a Nurse via the Msc Nursing with NMC registration route, then as per the course title you will have your UK NMC registration post qualification and should be able to apply for a job post graduation as a nurse or consider relocation to other countries. I agree it is very expensive and you have to consider accommodation, feeding and travel to placement.

@@Beckysekyere actually I had bachelor's of pharmacy from india but I wanted to have another degree and nursing was a better degree because of the job opportunities. The fact is that i will be staying with my sister so I don't have to pay rent and groceries. I can work as part time because my sister will help me get a job there, i wanted to ask you after completing msc adult nursing are there enough opening for nurses ?

@sahilsingh8695 glad to hear that.Bear in mind not all universities offer this course so check the pre- registration Msc is available where your sister is. After graduation and registration as a nurse, you should be able to get a job as a nurse. See the link below for more information www.mmu.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/course/msc-adult-nursing-pre-registration You are allowed to work 20 hours per week.

@@Beckysekyere thanks for the info appreciated. I actually got my visa i will be pursuing msc adult nursing from Kingston University it's 1 hour away from my sister, I'm excited as well as scared hopefully everything works out well pray 🙏

@sahilsingh8695 You will be fine. Best wishes 🙏

@SipCompanyInternational, fantastic 😊please feel free to get in touch via email rasekyere@gmail.com so we can link up or Instagram @beckysekyere.

@@TheAffiliater To get British Citizen as a spouse, she needs to have lived in the UK for minimum of 3 years prior to the application and not to stay outside UK fir 90 days or 270 over the 3 years period so a bit complicated in this case. Please see link: www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-spouse

@@Beckysekyere thanks Becky, Well we have No desire to live in the UK at all, but it made sense to get a Passport so we can travel globally with the same ease, Anyway, I’ll find us Passports from other Countries instead. The UK a is actually becoming quite bad compared to other more Peaceful Countries

@MichaelScreamMachineEva, good question ,but it is not as easy and simple like that.

Question is Michael do you actually know what the U.K. is ..?

@abc33944 I guess he doesn't 😊

@@waynebingham25 thanks for your comment. Please email me via rasekyere@gmail.com with the job requirements and conditions we can take it from there. Thank you.

@@jay51200 @jay51200, thanks so much for the wondeful suggestions and trust I will work on that 🙏

@titilopejimoh4422,thanks for watching. Hope you are doing well 😊

@gofaoneonamile896,you are very welcome 🙏. Thanks for watching.

@Sophiaaloziem596, thanks for watching. I am glad you found it helpful.

@SamuelNash-kb4mg,yes you can but you will be required to prove your relationship with the child via birth certificate, whether you have a sole responsibility for the child assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6658549c7b792ffff71a8544/Appendix+Children+guidance.pdf The document link will guide you. Go through. Ot is guide for staff who assess the application. It will be helpful. As you are aware if you are senior carer and have been in UK before the dependent visa laws changed you can bring them but if after the law change then you can't. If you are a nurse or doctor, you should be OK. Feel free to get back if you have any further questions. Best wishes

@@marin1675 @marin1675, don't worry, the future will take care of itself 😊

@@Beckysekyere ok

@harrietpcstore ,yes if you complete the Msc adult nursing with NMC registration, in addition to post registration UK nursing experience, you can relocate to other countries as a nurse because you will be registered as a UKRN on graduation so far as you go for the Nursing Msc with NMC registration. You can also do the NCLEX. Once again it is ideal to have at least 1 to 2 years experience before.

@son2789, most often you can apply for a Specialist Nursing roles without experience in the field so far as you can show you have transferable skills to the job and willingness to learn. Although someone with experience in the field may have an advantage. PLE find NHS jobs link. Search for clinical research nurse jobs, look at the job description and person specification and see the requirements and how you meet the requirements and if there is anything you can do to update your skills. Hope this helps. Feel free to get back to me if required www.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9413-24-0606?keyword=Clinical%20research%20nurse&language=en

@@Beckysekyere thanks for your kind response I mean for the research nurses

@son2789, it is the same, some experience in research will be advantageous but not always a must, so have a look on nhs jobs, search for clinical research nurse jobs and see the job description and person specification. Look at a few and it will give you an insight into the desirable requirements.

@@Beckysekyere 🥰🥰thank you

@son2789 You are welcome and best wishes 😘

@jasmine_bishopparker, I am sorry to hear this. Please look atvthis link which has some contacts and how to report it.www.gov.uk/report-immigration-crime

@usualtalks, the new organisation will request for your sickness episodes but you will have a new sickness record with your new organisation as far as I am aware.

@@williamsdamilare7476, when a foreign nurse secures a job in the NHS, the employer will place them in areas there area of experienced as much as possible, however since practice in UK is slightly from other countries and vice versa, the nurse will need to complete some competences to be signed off yo undertake some procedures. If needed, they will be sent on a course for an update if required. All newly registered nurses start at band 5 like UK newly trained nurses.

@@Beckysekyere ok, thank you very much.. I'm grateful...but then I've learnt that in some cases the nurses are sent to complete like 2 years courses as a masters degree in anesthesia.....will it be sponsored by the employer? And will someone who already had that degree in a foreign country where she was trained still need to undergo that course?

@williamsdamilare7476 , nurses are always sent on courses if identified as a learning need for their role so it depends on individual case. If a foreign specialist certificate and competence is assessed and accepted as equivalent to UK then that can be discussed with the employer but as previously said, any nurse applying from overseas to join the UK NMC as adult general nurse, will start as a pre- registration or osce nurse and after registration as band 5 but not as a specialist . The only advantage is that, they may progress quicker if they apply for the roles

@@Beckysekyere ok, thank you very much

@williamsdamilare7476, I agree , but most nurses do extra shifts to top up some will tell you although things are difficult they prefer it to where they came from. Education is free up to 6th form in the UK, unless a parent wants to send their children to private school which are very expensive. Most of us send our kids to public school and one of mine just graduated from medical school so don't be discouraged. Things are hard wherever you are these days. This information helps you to prepare . Best wishes

@@Beckysekyere thank you very much, but then can a nurse afford buying a house in the UK ? Also do you have an idea if chattered accountants are well paid in the UK. Also, what's the possibility of being able to still study while on skilled visa or a dependant particularly when one has bills to pay

@williamsdamilare7476 A nurse can buy a house but they would need to strategise and save money to pay for deposits. Houses are bought by mortgage so you pay 5 to 10% deposits of the total cost of the sale price and there rest is paid to the bank on monthly basis for over 25yrs to 30 years depending on your age. I am notvtoo sure about accountants. One can study as a dependent and work part-time but will be paying fees like international student which is very expensive

@@Beckysekyere ok, thank you very much, but can you please help me make findings on the possibility of a chartered accountant getting a good job....how would you want me to follow you up on this please...an email or Whatsapp chat ?

@williamsdamilare7476 please see link for example of jobs. I am not too familiar with the job market for accountants but hopefully the information in the link will guide you. www.reed.co.uk/jobs/chartered-accountant-jobs Sometimes, dependents arrive and they are unable to find a job in their field of expertise at the beginning and would have to settle for something less so you should bear this in mind. There are other spouses who arrive and get jobs in their field straight away. It is all about luck. Best wishes

@Yaawoban, thank you 😊

@parvanKumar-yd8fv, so far as you opt out of the 48 hours working week. Please see more information www.gov.uk/maximum-weekly-working-hours#:~:text=You%20cannot%20work%20more%20than,normally%20averaged%20over%2017%20weeks.

@rainkaru1946, thank you 😊

@mizliz0201,thank you so much 💓

@Johnson51200, I did a week ago.

@@jyoraj5 @jyoraj5, thanks for your comment. Please have a look at this link for more information www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-spouse

@Yaawobab, yes it is in Greece

@Johnson51200, that is a very good idea 😊

@sepiderahimi-nh9se, personally I would advise you keep trying with the English and registration through the NMC process than coming as a carer or senior carer. It is easier to get jobs as a midwife than a care worker. Just my opinion Please see link to the requirements for care workers. If you have the English already, then you need to get an employer to offer you COS www.gov.uk/health-care-worker-visa/your-job

Thanks for your response, i wish i could move to the Uk as a midwife. Since it is difficult to get 7 score for each ielts skills. On Fri, 19 Jul 2024, 00:56 RUclips ​@@Beckysekyere

@WAHYUHDEHPON, it depends on the type of visa she has. That will determine how long she needs to stay to get indefinite leave to remain in UK. .ost people on work visa needs to be in the UK for 5 years to apply. Please see this link for more information. www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to-remain