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Forum: Nurses, Doctors, and other Medical/Healthcare occupations

Aug 5th 2021, 11:59 am

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1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

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Posted By christmasoompa

Re: 1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

The working holiday visa is the IEC visa, and that's got the upper age limit of 30. There are no other work visas that you can get without a sponsoring employer or spouse, so yes, study visa or go...

Forum: Nurses, Doctors, and other Medical/Healthcare occupations

Aug 5th 2021, 11:13 am

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1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

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Posted By christmasoompa

Re: 1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

In all honesty, yes. The only possible visa from what you've said is a 'normal' work permit, but for that you need a sponsoring employer and job offer, realistically no employer is going to go...

Forum: Nurses, Doctors, and other Medical/Healthcare occupations

Aug 5th 2021, 10:45 am

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1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

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Posted By christmasoompa

Re: 1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

Ah, ok. That does make things quite a bit trickier. Are you Irish by any chance? If not, then the age limit for UK citizens for IEC is 30, so that's not an option.

Forum: Nurses, Doctors, and other Medical/Healthcare occupations

Aug 5th 2021, 10:11 am

Replies: 7

1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

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Posted By christmasoompa

Re: 1 year fellowship posting - is it worth trying to get on register?

Hi, and welcome to BE.

Personally, I can't see the point in spending up to £10k and waiting 18 months to be able to work as a nurse, just for a year! So you may be best to look at another job...

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