Australian PR for Nurses – Full Process Explained |Complete Journey |Step by Step |English Subtitles

📌 Helpful Links: 🔗 Book a 1:1 Call for Nursing Registration, PR Pathways, or Career Advice: 👉 https://topmate.io/gaurav_sejwal 📲 Follow me on Instagram for daily updates & real experiences: 👉   / gaurav_sejwal_   In this video, I’m sharing my complete journey of getting Permanent Residency (PR) in Australia through the Subclass 186 visa – Direct Entry Stream, as a Registered Nurse. Whether you’re already AHPRA registered or planning your move, this step-by-step guide covers everything you need to know. 🔍 What’s Covered in This Video? ✅ What is the Subclass 186 Visa and how it works for nurses ✅ Eligibility criteria (qualifications, experience, registration) ✅ How I got a job and employer sponsorship ✅ Required English test scores (IELTS/OET) ✅ Medical, PCC, and document checklist ✅ Total cost, timeline, and visa processing ✅ How I added my partner to the PR application ✅ Common mistakes to avoid + practical advice 👩‍⚕️ Who Should Watch This? • Nurses registered or planning to register with AHPRA • BSc/GNM nurses from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, or Pakistan • Anyone exploring PR pathways in Australia through employer sponsorship • Nurses confused between the 482 vs 186 visa • Anyone looking for a direct, long-term pathway to PR 🎯 Language: The video is in Hindi. You can enable English subtitles via YouTube settings. 🔔 Don’t forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for weekly content on nursing abroad, registration guidance, and visa options. 📢 Disclaimer: This video is based on personal experience and publicly available information. I am not a licensed migration agent. Please cross-check details with official websites or consult a MARA-registered agent. Tags: australia pr for nurses, subclass 186 visa explained, nurse visa australia 2025, AHPRA registration process, permanent residency for nurses australia, nursing in australia, direct entry pr visa for nurses, gaurav sejwal nurse, best visa for nurses 2025, PR visa for indian nurses, nurse life in australia