Not your avarage case

[KeithD]

One thing I hadn't mentioned is that she is 2 years qualified nursing aid. Her next semester resumes in June until October and another year and she will have attained a full qualification as nursing assistant which, as my mother ust pointed out over the phone, should help a UK case consideraby despite my lack of evidence of solid job and UK abode to prove to the Embassy staff.

How exactly? The UK is no longer taking in non-European nurses in bulk anymore, we have plenty in Europe now who can't get jobs.

[joebloggs]

yes, times are now hard for pinoy nurses to get a work permit, as a britsh or european nurse would be first in the queue. unless your highly skilled..

but i think things are different if your married, then she wouldnt need a work permit, but then still have to take british nursing board exams or she wouldnt be able to get a decent job