I really love the idea that you make the video in English so other people who are not from Philippines will understand. Thank you and keep making more nursing content. I am a nurse in the UK 🇬🇧
Believe me , what ever you do never give up, finally I have become a licensed Registered nurse on my 3rd attempt , I can't believe I almost gave up after not making it got the 2nd time, fortunately for me I was recommended to a tutor by my friend's
Maam, instead of PRC, I had the NMC UK to validate my nursing license. Yung pinagkaiba kasi, hindi nagffillout ng 3F form ang NMC. Now it's a waiting game. I don't know if I have to play it safe and get verified by the PRC too.
They only give 2 weeks of training sa Cali? Maybe its because you started as an agency nurse? Here in NY, mostly hospitals will do 2 weeks of classroom orientation then 12 weeks of orientation sa floor depending on your experience and progress.
Dito sa Cali as long as experienced nurse ka they will only give you 2 weeks. If change of specialty ka, then you get longer training kunwari from ward to ICU/OR. Lumipat ako work after ko mag buyout, 2 weeks lang din binigay sakin sa other hospital 🥴 but they will assess naman kung tingin nila kaya mo na and you can always speak up if you think you need more time ☺️
Hey...Just randomly came across to ur video, I must really appreciate u for explaining almost all the core areas what all nurses including me were expecting to hear from someone in US😄, Your way of presentation is so gentle and not much dragging like other bloggers ( Sorry ) I am in london currently, been here for 1 year now, holding indian passport, i am actually planning to start the process from uk, but just wanted to know roughly how long will it take the whole process until visa for someone like me who has indian citizenship? If its gonna be like 10 yrs ( which Ive heard from someone not from US) , no point of waiting as i have a family ( me& hus) here in uk and to start from the scratch Please be kind to answer this..,also can u say about the A/L and sick leave, which state is better for family in terms of least expenses . Thanks in advance dear, and God bless you 🙏🏻😊 Ive asked thw same to other bloggers too from US, sadly none of them hasnt replied .. hope you will kindly respond ❤❤❤
Hi! Thank you for appreciating my video! It means a lot ❤️ As for the processing times, I looked at the current visa bulletin, for India they are still processing applications from 2012 😪 unfortunately this would be a long wait esp if you're just starting now. Best bet would be aiming for british citizenship then processing might be a lot faster.
For annual and sick leaves, nothing beats UK. Esp for maternity leave. UK is generous with they're A/L and sickleaves. Here you have to accrue them over a period of time you have worked. For example you gain like 3-4 hrs of PTO for 40 hrs worked for the week. I know it's not much 🫣
Thank you for this! Currently here in Dubai and still torn where to go next 😅 just have a question regarding benefits (which is better) and leaves- are they paid? Also regarding the taxes. Thank you in advance and God bless your journey 🙏🏻
Leaves are better po in UK. You get 7 weeks off in total na paid. Cant remember the exact number of hrs im guessing around 280 hrs yun. Dito sa US kelngan nyo ipunin ung leave nyo 😢 About taxes naman, dito kase sa US depende sa state, ung iba may state tax pa. Pero nde naman din gano ngkkalayo kase malaki din tax sa UK. Pero sweldo wise mas mkkaipon po kayo dito US. God bless po ma'am!🙏
Thanks a lot!❤️ you first have to pass their exam which is called NCLEX. You can apply in any state, their board of nursing website will show the requirements you need to submit to be able to take the exam. All the best to your relocation!🙏
My advice is to move out of California as soon as you can. Nurses are needed all over the US, many other states the people would be more appreciative and kinder, especially the southern states.
Yes I did but only for 2 weeks esp if they know you're an experienced nurse. If you're new to specialty say for example OR nurse then new to Med/Surg Tele, then they will give you more time for precepting
Can we manage time to study & prepare for the nclex while working in Uk ?? I am from nepal & i haven’t started neither OET nor CGfns yet but since the retrogression thing happened i am planning to move to UK first, keep working & start the nclex process at the same time. And i am planning to go for solo. So what would you suggest on this??
Yes, you can still study while working. First few months would be tough bec of all the adjustment you need to go through in UK but as soon as you settle, you can start studying for you exam. I have friends who have passed the exam while working. All the best to you!❤️
Thank you so much for the very informative video! I'm planning to move to the US too (from the UK) and this video is a great help. Since you spent 5 years in the UK, did you apply for UK citizenship before moving to the USA? I'm in dilemma with this.
Thank you! I'm glad I can help ❤️ No po, I didn't apply for residency cause I researched on it and I would be spending nearly £3k and if you're out of the country for 2 yrs your residency will be deactivated. I thought of visiting england just so I can keep it but they will notice that esp if you only go for short stays, then they'll still suspend your residency
I worked in The Royal Wolverhampton NHS trust. I used Saunders and Lippincott to review for NCLEX but that was in 2010. You can also enroll in a review center esp now with the new generation NCLEX. Goodluck ☺️
Hi Sammy I do have an offer from Vema you wouldn’t mind sharing your thoughts privately on them? I’m on all social media apps so whichever is easier. Thanks.
Hi I work in uk for 20 years and do you think it’s easy to get job? I was told it takes good few years to get job after you done the exam. Please help thanks
If you worked in bedside you'll find it easy to get a job here. Most hospitals require minimum of 6 mos to 1 yr experience in an acute setting to hire you. It shouldn't be a problem ☺️
Hi Dee. Im planning to move there hopefully by 2025. How long did the process take? And will I need to take the ielts again if ive stayed and worked in the UK for 3 years?
What step are you in now? It depends on time you'll take to pass the nclex, file for I-140 (application) and when the visa bulletin will be current again. Are you a nurse from the PH? Unfortunately you'll have to retake IELTS as a requirement for visa screen
Ganyan din po ako sa simula, practice lang din siguro tapos nag yyoutube ako ng abnormal breath sounds para you know what sound to look for and identify ☺️
It really depends. What country are you applying from? From application to exam, will take few months. Getting a job and the whole immigration process-it really depends, if lucky and processing is current, might only take a yr.
Leaves are better in UK. You get around 7 weeks PTO (including off days) and sickleave it's per episode, if not more than 7 days you don't need a doctor's note. Here in the US you have to accumulate your leave hours and it's not a lot. In my agency I only get 72 hrs PTO AND sickleave for the whole year. That's the downside. But non agency I think they're more generous but still not like UK
hi mam, can i ask question po in regards sa healthcare benefits is it really expensive in usa? di ba macocovered ang cancer or major surgeries? still torn between uk and us 😢. thanks for answering
It depends po kung ano ang coverage ng insurance na pipiliin nyo. Some offer great coverage na konting percent lang ang illabas nyo sa hospitalization. Pag chronic diseases alam ko ang meds mostly covered ng insurance
You can try po pero I'm not sure if you can find a hospital who can sponsor you. Most hospitals kase dito they prefer working with an agency para ung agency mag ayos ng immigration papers mo and all. Pero you can still try applying and try to ask if they can process your papers
Mm work environment I'd say mas masaya dito kase mas magaan work. Lalo sa cali may nurse pt ratio sila na 1:5 lang, unlike UK ikot pwet ko sa AMU, pag short staff mag 10 pts ka pa sometimes. Workmates I'd say mas close knit ang sa england, kase may filipino group tlga kami dun. Okay naman din dito sa US palagi may potluck pag night parang fiesta lol. I'd say almost parehas naman okay ☺️ Based lang po sa experience ko
@@deesammy Nice, thanks sa reply matagal na akong nag hahanap ng vlogger na from uk na nag us na 😂. Totoo po ba na wala raw work-life balance ang us nurse compared sa uk nurse? 😅 nasa UK po ako now and syempre may plans din mag US pag pumasa ng nclex.
I would say any state na may law about nurse patient ratio para may protection kyo and nde kyo ma over work. Try to compare offers din from different state and research about cost of living so you can decide better. I applied through an agency, but I did my nclex and visa screen muna so easier nila ma process ung papers ko. Try joining lefora group in FB, mrami kyo makuhang info dun ☺️
My nclex was in Cali but that was in 2010 when they weren't requiring SSN to take the exam. Now, you need to have an SSN before activating or endorsing your license to Cali. Do you have nclex po ba sir?
Hi miss dee ano po yung visa nyo na ginamit while 5yrs kayo dto sa uk before moving to us? If hndi po kayo nag apply ng residency. Same po scenario natin mag 5 yrs ako s 2024 pero nag pprocess narin kami to move to us what is your best advice miss deesammy 😊 Sana mapansin nyo po 😊 Thank you for this informative video
Hi Ate just wanna ask, yung experience po ba sa US kina count po ba nila yung experience mo outside US? I’m planing to move to US I have 9 years experience combined (Philippines,Saudi Arabia, UK)
Kapag agency counted din, pero mababa tlga offer nila. Pag out of contract ka na and direct apply ka sa hospitals dito, most of them cncount lahat ng experience mo kahit outside US ☺️ pero may isang hosp ako inapplyan pag our of country daw counted as .5 lang, may isa naman bedside lang ang iccount nila. Iba iba rin
Nurses & Doctors care bout money money money 😂😂😂. What makes them different from the hospital Nothing 😂😂.. American healthcare lol. Makes u wanna fight . Id rather go to a urgent care center lol. Pay few hundred bucks lol..
I really love the idea that you make the video in English so other people who are not from Philippines will understand. Thank you and keep making more nursing content. I am a nurse in the UK 🇬🇧
I have a lot of friends in the UK who are not Filipinos too who are wanting to work in the US. Im glad this video helped in some way ❤️
I agree I find most of them love to do only in their language and most of the times their content are very interesting but the language is a turn off
Believe me , what ever you do never give up, finally I have become a licensed Registered nurse on my 3rd attempt , I can't believe I almost gave up after not making it got the 2nd time, fortunately for me I was recommended to a tutor by my friend's
sorry for you predicament , license is for everyone just have to work hard and believe you'll make it
Took my NCLEX-RN test last week and passed with 145 quiet in my first try!!.Huge thanks to Mrs Sophia ,she is a game changer
it's unbelieveable how the UK is so behind the US in terms of healthcare delivery etc
UK nurse looks like a nanny, US nurse looks RNs
i love how straightforward this is. thank you!
Thank you!❤️
1st comment 👋🏻Keep making videos like this! God bless you! 😊
Yay! Thank you po! God bless you!🙌
May daugther work also in the uk (london )but she take the opportunity to move and work in the us salary wise much more better in the united states,
Yes, totally. Well compensated and more opportunities here 🙌
Wow, congratulations! Keep it up ❤🙏
Thank you!❤️
I enjoyed your presentation, it was very informative ❤
Thank you! I appreciate it!❤️
Maam, instead of PRC, I had the NMC UK to validate my nursing license. Yung pinagkaiba kasi, hindi nagffillout ng 3F form ang NMC. Now it's a waiting game. I don't know if I have to play it safe and get verified by the PRC too.
Hi,just wanna say that this is so helpful. If may I ask, which nursing agency or hospital you are working? thank you
Good comparison but I think at least the US ones are more hospital based.
Hi po..I used to live and work in England but I'm now here in SoCal.
Ah wow! Nice. How was your experience po? Which do you think is better?
@@deesammy big factor yung weather at mas may social life dito sa CA..though UK wasn't too bad lalo na kung laidback yung trip mong lifestyle.
Cali I am going there!!!!
They only give 2 weeks of training sa Cali? Maybe its because you started as an agency nurse? Here in NY, mostly hospitals will do 2 weeks of classroom orientation then 12 weeks of orientation sa floor depending on your experience and progress.
Dito sa Cali as long as experienced nurse ka they will only give you 2 weeks. If change of specialty ka, then you get longer training kunwari from ward to ICU/OR. Lumipat ako work after ko mag buyout, 2 weeks lang din binigay sakin sa other hospital 🥴 but they will assess naman kung tingin nila kaya mo na and you can always speak up if you think you need more time ☺️
Any thought of leaving the US to move back in the UK?Just wondering.
Hey...Just randomly came across to ur video, I must really appreciate u for explaining almost all the core areas what all nurses including me were expecting to hear from someone in US😄, Your way of presentation is so gentle and not much dragging like other bloggers ( Sorry )
I am in london currently, been here for 1 year now, holding indian passport, i am actually planning to start the process from uk, but just wanted to know roughly how long will it take the whole process until visa for someone like me who has indian citizenship? If its gonna be like 10 yrs ( which Ive heard from someone not from US) , no point of waiting as i have a family ( me& hus) here in uk and to start from the scratch Please be kind to answer this..,also can u say about the A/L and sick leave, which state is better for family in terms of least expenses . Thanks in advance dear, and God bless you 🙏🏻😊
Ive asked thw same to other bloggers too from US, sadly none of them hasnt replied .. hope you will kindly respond ❤❤❤
Hi! Thank you for appreciating my video! It means a lot ❤️ As for the processing times, I looked at the current visa bulletin, for India they are still processing applications from 2012 😪 unfortunately this would be a long wait esp if you're just starting now. Best bet would be aiming for british citizenship then processing might be a lot faster.
For annual and sick leaves, nothing beats UK. Esp for maternity leave. UK is generous with they're A/L and sickleaves. Here you have to accrue them over a period of time you have worked. For example you gain like 3-4 hrs of PTO for 40 hrs worked for the week. I know it's not much 🫣
Thank you for the video. How is it working in the acute medical unit in USA?is it more difficult than UK?
Thank you for this! Currently here in Dubai and still torn where to go next 😅 just have a question regarding benefits (which is better) and leaves- are they paid? Also regarding the taxes. Thank you in advance and God bless your journey 🙏🏻
Leaves are better po in UK. You get 7 weeks off in total na paid. Cant remember the exact number of hrs im guessing around 280 hrs yun. Dito sa US kelngan nyo ipunin ung leave nyo 😢
About taxes naman, dito kase sa US depende sa state, ung iba may state tax pa. Pero nde naman din gano ngkkalayo kase malaki din tax sa UK. Pero sweldo wise mas mkkaipon po kayo dito US. God bless po ma'am!🙏
Please make video on cost of living 😊
Love your comparism, so detailed
Deeeeeeeee!!! guest ka for my CA nurse episode! :)
Wow momsh! Ang dami mo na pala subscribers! Galing!👏👏 hahaha sige why not 😅😂
@@deesammy msg kta pra iset haha bbgay ko naman syo ung questions lol same set lng tulad ng knla ed hehe
Hahaha sige msg mo lang ako iset natin yan 😆
Hi good video and well explained, how can l relocate to America 🇺🇸 as l have it in mind to relocate after my nursing program here in the UK
Thanks a lot!❤️ you first have to pass their exam which is called NCLEX. You can apply in any state, their board of nursing website will show the requirements you need to submit to be able to take the exam. All the best to your relocation!🙏
Very informative vids. Thanks!
Thank you!! I appreciate it ❤️
Please do a video on cost of living differences
That will be my next video!☺️
My advice is to move out of California as soon as you can. Nurses are needed all over the US, many other states the people would be more appreciative and kinder, especially the southern states.
What state do you suggest?
Georgia, Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, Idaho ( not southern, but nice)@@user-ks1fm5jw9m
When you are new in US do you also have preceptor?.
Yes I did but only for 2 weeks esp if they know you're an experienced nurse. If you're new to specialty say for example OR nurse then new to Med/Surg Tele, then they will give you more time for precepting
Do you also have assessment? Or provisionary periods?
Can we manage time to study & prepare for the nclex while working in Uk ?? I am from nepal & i haven’t started neither OET nor CGfns yet but since the retrogression thing happened i am planning to move to UK first, keep working & start the nclex process at the same time. And i am planning to go for solo. So what would you suggest on this??
Yes, you can still study while working. First few months would be tough bec of all the adjustment you need to go through in UK but as soon as you settle, you can start studying for you exam. I have friends who have passed the exam while working. All the best to you!❤️
So, magkano nga ang per hour mo, dahil may agency ka at may experience ka?
Thank you so much for the very informative video! I'm planning to move to the US too (from the UK) and this video is a great help. Since you spent 5 years in the UK, did you apply for UK citizenship before moving to the USA? I'm in dilemma with this.
Thank you! I'm glad I can help ❤️ No po, I didn't apply for residency cause I researched on it and I would be spending nearly £3k and if you're out of the country for 2 yrs your residency will be deactivated. I thought of visiting england just so I can keep it but they will notice that esp if you only go for short stays, then they'll still suspend your residency
I did that. I was in UK for 7 years and got my citizenship before moving to US. Now, I'm also a US citizen so, tatlo na yung citizenship ko. 😅
@@OrcasVso bumabalik balik pa din kayo ng uk for the citizenship to be active?
@@user-zn7xw2jr6j Hindi na. Online na lng pag renew nang passport.
Nice video!😊
Thank you del!🤗
Ganda naman
omg I currently work in AMU in the UK and planning to go to Cali aswell! is this a sign?! hahaha
It's a sign na tlga sis! Lika na dito!🥰
what trust did you work in? what did you use for nclex review?
I worked in The Royal Wolverhampton NHS trust. I used Saunders and Lippincott to review for NCLEX but that was in 2010. You can also enroll in a review center esp now with the new generation NCLEX. Goodluck ☺️
@@deesammy wow i am working at the same trust right now.... 😊😊😊😊
did you work in wolverhampton while in england?
Yes I did! At New Cross. Do you work there, too?
Yes i do😀
@olasunboogedengbe9556 oh wow! What unit do you work in? I was In AMU there.
I’m currently working in the Urgent Treatment Center 😊
@@thenursedee nice! that's a good place to work in, and we're sharing break room, too! Lol
You so pretty nurse dee.❤
Thank you po ❤️
NorCal or Socal?
Socal 🙌 but I heard they pay better in Norcal
Hi Ma’am. How long did your application from uk to us take? Do you know if OET is allowed in the us now?
Yes po, allowed na OET when processing your visa screen ☺️ when I applied retrogression pa eh kaya it took me 2-3 yrs siguro ksma waiting time.
Hi Dee, just want to ask. what agency did you apply to from the UK to Cali? thanks
Hi! My agency was VEMA staffing. You can look them up on FB
@@deesammy Thanks. I'll try to contact them. Do you have a contract with the hospital? how many years? Thanks.
Hi Sammy I do have an offer from Vema you wouldn’t mind sharing your thoughts privately on them? I’m on all social media apps so whichever is easier. Thanks.
lol… in the UK they dont tell you what they really feel..
Hi I work in uk for 20 years and do you think it’s easy to get job? I was told it takes good few years to get job after you done the exam. Please help thanks
If you worked in bedside you'll find it easy to get a job here. Most hospitals require minimum of 6 mos to 1 yr experience in an acute setting to hire you. It shouldn't be a problem ☺️
Thank you so much for ur reply but I was CNS for few years and ANP in the past 4 years. Still stand for chance please?
Hi Dee. Im planning to move there hopefully by 2025. How long did the process take? And will I need to take the ielts again if ive stayed and worked in the UK for 3 years?
What step are you in now? It depends on time you'll take to pass the nclex, file for I-140 (application) and when the visa bulletin will be current again. Are you a nurse from the PH? Unfortunately you'll have to retake IELTS as a requirement for visa screen
Take the PTE it is wayyyyyy much easier than IELTS.
@@mr.baconguy8839what is PTE? Is that for visa screen?
yes
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Hi 😁
You're gorgeous!
Aww you're sweet! Thank you ❤️
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Parang kinabahan man ako sa mga auscultation 🥹 hindi ako sanay.
Ganyan din po ako sa simula, practice lang din siguro tapos nag yyoutube ako ng abnormal breath sounds para you know what sound to look for and identify ☺️
How long does it take for the whole process from the exam to getting job pls
It really depends. What country are you applying from? From application to exam, will take few months. Getting a job and the whole immigration process-it really depends, if lucky and processing is current, might only take a yr.
I have already got the ATT number and planning to book exam.thanks for ur time
How about your leave and sick leave?
Leaves are better in UK. You get around 7 weeks PTO (including off days) and sickleave it's per episode, if not more than 7 days you don't need a doctor's note. Here in the US you have to accumulate your leave hours and it's not a lot. In my agency I only get 72 hrs PTO AND sickleave for the whole year. That's the downside. But non agency I think they're more generous but still not like UK
@@deesammy can you request leave w/o pay?
Hi! Since you did 5 years of work in UK won’t that waived the language proficiency requirement in the US?
No po, i still have to take IELTS as part of the visa screen 😔
hi mam, can i ask question po in regards sa healthcare benefits is it really expensive in usa? di ba macocovered ang cancer or major surgeries? still torn between uk and us 😢. thanks for answering
It depends po kung ano ang coverage ng insurance na pipiliin nyo. Some offer great coverage na konting percent lang ang illabas nyo sa hospitalization. Pag chronic diseases alam ko ang meds mostly covered ng insurance
is that possible to apply there in california without agency?
You can try po pero I'm not sure if you can find a hospital who can sponsor you. Most hospitals kase dito they prefer working with an agency para ung agency mag ayos ng immigration papers mo and all. Pero you can still try applying and try to ask if they can process your papers
Hi. In general po san po mas masaya? Hehe work environment? Work mates?
Mm work environment I'd say mas masaya dito kase mas magaan work. Lalo sa cali may nurse pt ratio sila na 1:5 lang, unlike UK ikot pwet ko sa AMU, pag short staff mag 10 pts ka pa sometimes. Workmates I'd say mas close knit ang sa england, kase may filipino group tlga kami dun. Okay naman din dito sa US palagi may potluck pag night parang fiesta lol. I'd say almost parehas naman okay ☺️ Based lang po sa experience ko
@@deesammy Nice, thanks sa reply matagal na akong nag hahanap ng vlogger na from uk na nag us na 😂. Totoo po ba na wala raw work-life balance ang us nurse compared sa uk nurse? 😅 nasa UK po ako now and syempre may plans din mag US pag pumasa ng nclex.
Dito kami sa UK, saang state ma'am maganda mag apply jan as a nurse at paano po pala kayo nag cross country?
I would say any state na may law about nurse patient ratio para may protection kyo and nde kyo ma over work. Try to compare offers din from different state and research about cost of living so you can decide better.
I applied through an agency, but I did my nclex and visa screen muna so easier nila ma process ung papers ko. Try joining lefora group in FB, mrami kyo makuhang info dun ☺️
Which company did you use to come to thhe USA?
I applied through an agency, valley medical staffing
Hi, do we need to take IELTS even if work in UK 😢
Yes, unfortunately you still need to as part of the process 😓
Hello Dee, how did you manage to get an RN license from CA? We're you able to get ITIN from England?
My nclex was in Cali but that was in 2010 when they weren't requiring SSN to take the exam. Now, you need to have an SSN before activating or endorsing your license to Cali. Do you have nclex po ba sir?
But before I activated my license, I had to enter US first to get my SSN. Then tska ko pa lang na process ung activation ng license ko
For usa which exam i need to give
You need to take NCLEX to practice as a nurse in US
Are you currently in the US? For how long have you been in the UK before coming in the US?
Yes, I'm currently working in San Diego. I worked in UK for 5 yrs before moving here ☺️
So you already got a British passport before moving in the USA?
@Eleven 8 no, I didn't apply for residency since I'm moving to US for good. Sayang din ung 3k na bayad unless you want to keep your options open
Hi miss dee
ano po yung visa nyo na ginamit while 5yrs kayo dto sa uk before moving to us? If hndi po kayo nag apply ng residency.
Same po scenario natin mag 5 yrs ako s 2024 pero nag pprocess narin kami to move to us what is your best advice miss deesammy 😊
Sana mapansin nyo po 😊
Thank you for this informative video
Where ka po sa California?
San Diego po ☺️
Hi Ate just wanna ask, yung experience po ba sa US kina count po ba nila yung experience mo outside US? I’m planing to move to US I have 9 years experience combined (Philippines,Saudi Arabia, UK)
Kapag agency counted din, pero mababa tlga offer nila. Pag out of contract ka na and direct apply ka sa hospitals dito, most of them cncount lahat ng experience mo kahit outside US ☺️ pero may isang hosp ako inapplyan pag our of country daw counted as .5 lang, may isa naman bedside lang ang iccount nila. Iba iba rin
Nurses & Doctors care bout money money money 😂😂😂. What makes them different from the hospital Nothing 😂😂.. American healthcare lol. Makes u wanna fight . Id rather go to a urgent care center lol. Pay few hundred bucks lol..
Do you get PR as a nurse in usa?
Yes, they give you a green card/immigrant visa. Processing just takes time but worth it.
Do you know how to convert license from NY to California?
Yes po, you have to sign up at www.breeze.ca.gov/ then you can endorse your license. You'll first need your SSN otherwise you won't be able to proceed
Which ielts ?General or academic
Academic for visa screen. You need to get score of 7 in speaking and a total score of atleast 6.5. I'm not sure if it's the same now.
@@deesammyUKRN here po ma'am. Do I have to take the IELTS exam again to apply as a USRN?
Hii would u mind to provide me ur cantact
goodluck. iloveyou ..inthethe. prize