Chinese Registered Nurse — Secured the 489 Visa in Just 3 Months
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Chinese Registered Nurse — Secured the 489 Visa in Just 3 Months
Case Highlights: Bachelor of Nursing in China; registered nurse in China; no Australian nursing work experience
Overview: The applicant’s 489 visa was approved in just three months. She made the decisive choice to apply for 489 state nomination just two days after turning 40, and was selected from a pool of 300 candidates. With a Bachelor of Nursing from China, Chinese RN registration, and no Australian nursing study or work experience—only a six-month bridging course in Australia—she secured 70 points through OET four Bs and NAATI, and successfully obtained state nomination based entirely on her experience from China.
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