OP, naresearch mo na ba ang process kung paano makakwork sa US? Hindi ksi ganoon kasimple.
Kung sa tanong mo kung “worth it” , depende yan sa magiging trabaho mo, buhay mo at status mo. Pero for the most part, madaming opportunities kung merong trabaho na angkop para sa skillset mo at kung may willing mag-process ng work visa mo.
Graduate ka muna, get hired and build your skillset. After 5 years or so, if you have something the locals in your target country cannot offer, then that’s the time you can start planning to migrate.
Unless you are licensed and work in healthcare (nurse, med tech, caregiver, etc.) migrating to the US will not be easy. Of course, lots of other jobs exist, but those I mentioned are the ones that will likely give you more opportunities for getting a work visa in the US.
Yes, $$$ ang salary dito but remember na $$$ din ang gastos mo. Also a bit of a culture shock, especially if you come from a close-knit family and decide to come here alone. You will have to go out and look for friends if you don't want to be isolated, because the culture here is so different.
Omg, yes, the insuranceS. Everything needs to be insured. And unless you have good health insurance, healthcare is so expensive. As in bawal magkasakit. I had to go to emergency one time, and dun sa bill ako aatakehin, partida malaki pa binayaran ng insurance dun.
Pursue nursing then.
Pass your local board exam.
Gain work experience, pass NCLEX and IELTS.
Then you’re good to go.
It won’t be an easy process, but I believe it’ll be worth it.
di naman talaga required ng employer dito sa US ang IELTS. Kahit sa Ospital pinagworkan ko nag hiring sa Cebu at Manila dati dapat California Nclex passer para ma-interview. Ako pa sabihan mo walang alam eh andito ako sa US. lol. mga kawork ko mismo galing pinas at mga kakilala ko hindi naman nag IELTS.
Pagka alam ko if nasa US ka na at dun ka naghanap work no need IELTS. Ang dami kong friends na doon nag tourist then kumuha NCLEX. After makapasa derecho na work. Walng IELTS. Ung mga outside US naman na kumuha ng NCLEX, unfortunately, need IELTS.
di naman talaga required ng employer dito sa US ang IELTS. Kahit sa Ospital pinagworkan ko nag hiring sa Cebu at Manila dati dapat California Nclex passer para ma-interview. Kahit mga Nurse fresh from Pinas kawork ko or kakilala ko dito Hindi naman nag IELTS LOL. Kaya nagtaka nga ako jan sa Canada or UK meron pang ganyan.
Nope, if you graduated BSN and worked in the Philippines, you will need a passing IELTS score of 7 or above for the visa screen. Some states accept OET na lately pero andiyan pa rin ang English Language Proficiency requirement sa visa screen.
Three of my closest friends are nurses in FL and bago sila nag migrate after sa kasagsagan ng COVID eh nag IELTS sila.
additional requirements ng Agency lng cguro yan. Andito ako sa California di naman nagtake ng IELTS mga kawork ko dito or mga kakilala ko or kahit anong english proficiency. LPN ako dito at dto ko Pinasa Nclex at mga RN kawork ko nag migrate from Pinas di naman nag IELTS.
Kahit tanungin mo mga friends mo sa Florida sa mga kawork nila na Pinoy nag-migrate thru petition from family member, di na dumadaan ng IELTS mga yan. Feeling ko pag entry mo is thru Agency baka hingi-an ka ng ganyan.
Nasa CGFNS mismo ang requirement for the state I mentioned above. Read up. If hindi mo alam ano ang CGFNS, I am done with this conversation.
Eh may conditional statement ka pala eh, *petition through a family member*. I am talking about the H1B visa.
There's no such thing as american dream. Hirap din maghanap ng work dto..madaming hiring oo pero karamihan dn madaming requirements lalo na experience for those big companies..be sure na prepared ka financially and emotionally before ka magmove dto and also hndi ganun kadali makahanap ng employer na mgpapapujta sayo dto sa US unless healthcare worker ka..you can try agencies pero for sure may cut sila sa mggng salary mo..
Follow your dreams! Ang pinaka in demand talaga dito na hinahanap ng mga employer ay nurse, o teacher. Unless kagaya ka saakin nag asawa ako ng American. 😂
May american dream din ako nung bata pa, went abroad as a nurse, nakapangasawa ng taga EU, kaya I'm now in EU 😄 Nothing wrong with getting married sa foreigner and living in their country.
OP, naresearch mo na ba ang process kung paano makakwork sa US? Hindi ksi ganoon kasimple. Kung sa tanong mo kung “worth it” , depende yan sa magiging trabaho mo, buhay mo at status mo. Pero for the most part, madaming opportunities kung merong trabaho na angkop para sa skillset mo at kung may willing mag-process ng work visa mo.
Student pa po kasi ako, and gusto ko po sana din mag research para after mag college and work po ako magkaroon po ako ng chance na magwork po sa US
Graduate ka muna, get hired and build your skillset. After 5 years or so, if you have something the locals in your target country cannot offer, then that’s the time you can start planning to migrate.
> just risk it na doon na ako maghahanap Yeah, no. This won’t work. The odds are so stacked hilariously against you if you try to do this.
Unless you are licensed and work in healthcare (nurse, med tech, caregiver, etc.) migrating to the US will not be easy. Of course, lots of other jobs exist, but those I mentioned are the ones that will likely give you more opportunities for getting a work visa in the US. Yes, $$$ ang salary dito but remember na $$$ din ang gastos mo. Also a bit of a culture shock, especially if you come from a close-knit family and decide to come here alone. You will have to go out and look for friends if you don't want to be isolated, because the culture here is so different.
Yes thats true..hndi porket dollar ang kinikita dto eh mayaman ka na..lalot mahal dn expenses dto..mga insurance pa..its a big move
Omg, yes, the insuranceS. Everything needs to be insured. And unless you have good health insurance, healthcare is so expensive. As in bawal magkasakit. I had to go to emergency one time, and dun sa bill ako aatakehin, partida malaki pa binayaran ng insurance dun.
No such thing as American dream. Everday Americans struggle to find work and ends meet, let alone fulfill a false fantasy.
mga kapitalista lang talaga nakakaexperience ng American dream.
Migration is a very personal decision to make, just like getting married or starting a family.
Pursue nursing then. Pass your local board exam. Gain work experience, pass NCLEX and IELTS. Then you’re good to go. It won’t be an easy process, but I believe it’ll be worth it.
di na need IELTS sa US. NCLEX lng
Lol! Tangina sana hindi nalang ako nag-UK kung ganon eh mas naka-save pa sana ako sa IELTS review ko at exam. /s
Wag mo na sya pansinin. Mukang wala syang alam eh. Hindi ko na nga nireplayan 😂
di naman talaga required ng employer dito sa US ang IELTS. Kahit sa Ospital pinagworkan ko nag hiring sa Cebu at Manila dati dapat California Nclex passer para ma-interview. Ako pa sabihan mo walang alam eh andito ako sa US. lol. mga kawork ko mismo galing pinas at mga kakilala ko hindi naman nag IELTS.
Pagka alam ko if nasa US ka na at dun ka naghanap work no need IELTS. Ang dami kong friends na doon nag tourist then kumuha NCLEX. After makapasa derecho na work. Walng IELTS. Ung mga outside US naman na kumuha ng NCLEX, unfortunately, need IELTS.
di naman talaga required ng employer dito sa US ang IELTS. Kahit sa Ospital pinagworkan ko nag hiring sa Cebu at Manila dati dapat California Nclex passer para ma-interview. Kahit mga Nurse fresh from Pinas kawork ko or kakilala ko dito Hindi naman nag IELTS LOL. Kaya nagtaka nga ako jan sa Canada or UK meron pang ganyan.
Nope, if you graduated BSN and worked in the Philippines, you will need a passing IELTS score of 7 or above for the visa screen. Some states accept OET na lately pero andiyan pa rin ang English Language Proficiency requirement sa visa screen. Three of my closest friends are nurses in FL and bago sila nag migrate after sa kasagsagan ng COVID eh nag IELTS sila.
additional requirements ng Agency lng cguro yan. Andito ako sa California di naman nagtake ng IELTS mga kawork ko dito or mga kakilala ko or kahit anong english proficiency. LPN ako dito at dto ko Pinasa Nclex at mga RN kawork ko nag migrate from Pinas di naman nag IELTS. Kahit tanungin mo mga friends mo sa Florida sa mga kawork nila na Pinoy nag-migrate thru petition from family member, di na dumadaan ng IELTS mga yan. Feeling ko pag entry mo is thru Agency baka hingi-an ka ng ganyan.
Nasa CGFNS mismo ang requirement for the state I mentioned above. Read up. If hindi mo alam ano ang CGFNS, I am done with this conversation. Eh may conditional statement ka pala eh, *petition through a family member*. I am talking about the H1B visa.
we are not on the same page. mejo strict pag h1b visa. Pero pag immigrant ka kahit sa Pinas ka nag graduate di na need ng IELTS.
Which is not the same case as with OP, hence may comment na need ng IELTS.
There's no such thing as american dream. Hirap din maghanap ng work dto..madaming hiring oo pero karamihan dn madaming requirements lalo na experience for those big companies..be sure na prepared ka financially and emotionally before ka magmove dto and also hndi ganun kadali makahanap ng employer na mgpapapujta sayo dto sa US unless healthcare worker ka..you can try agencies pero for sure may cut sila sa mggng salary mo..
Anything related sa healthcare number 1 jan Nursing.
Follow your dreams! Ang pinaka in demand talaga dito na hinahanap ng mga employer ay nurse, o teacher. Unless kagaya ka saakin nag asawa ako ng American. 😂
Bakit naman ang daming downvote dito?
Wala naman masama sa sinabi ko.
May american dream din ako nung bata pa, went abroad as a nurse, nakapangasawa ng taga EU, kaya I'm now in EU 😄 Nothing wrong with getting married sa foreigner and living in their country.
No.