The questions every African nurse asks — answered.

No. MyNursePathway.com is a guidance, preparation, and support platform. We are not a recruitment agency, visa agent, immigration law firm, or nursing regulator. We help you prepare and complete steps correctly — outcomes depend on official regulators, employers, and authorities.

MyNursePathway.com is a product by Travel Ease Company LLC, a registered US company based at 1021 E Lincolnway, Unit #531, Cheyenne, WY 82001, United States. You can reach us at [email protected] or on WhatsApp at +1 704 578 1694 (US) or +237 6 77 49 14 51 (Africa).

No. We are a regulator-aware guidance platform. We do not broker job placements, we do not handle visa applications for you, and we take zero commission from regulators, exam providers, or hospitals. Our fees are public on the pricing page — that is our entire revenue.

Never. Any party who guarantees these things is making a claim no regulator backs. Outcomes depend on regulators, employers, and immigration authorities — not on us. What we commit to is giving you the regulator-correct sequence we currently understand, a document checklist, and an exam plan, with last-reviewed dates on each, so you give yourself the strongest possible chance.

Three rules. (1) No one with a real licensing operation contacts you first on Instagram DMs. (2) No one needs your passport or BVN before you have committed to a regulator. (3) No one charges "fast-track" fees for NMC, CGFNS, NNAS, or DataFlow — those organisations don't have a fast-track tier.

No. All regulator communication stays between you and the regulator. We guide, prepare, and pre-review — that is it. This is by design, and it is why we are safe. Anyone telling you they will "process your NMC for you" is mis-representing what regulators allow.

It depends on your qualifications, English level, budget, and family situation. Quick rule of thumb: UK is the most-popular and fastest end-to-end English route. USA pays the most long-term but has more steps. Canada (NNAS) is best for permanent residence. Saudi/Gulf is fastest if you can wait on PR. Ireland is a strong fast English route. Quebec is the only francophone option.

Yes — the product is built specifically for African-trained nurses. Destination regulators accept African BSc and (in many cases) diploma nursing programs after credential evaluation. The free onboarding flags anything specific to your country of training.

Yes. The interface is bilingual (EN + FR) and the Canada pathway specifically covers the Quebec French-language route (OIIQ + TEFAQ/TCF). Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, DRC, and other francophone nurses can use Pathway end-to-end in French.

Tell us what you have already done during onboarding (exams sat, documents submitted, regulator accounts opened). We will skip steps you have completed and recommend the next-best action from where you are. Half our users already had something filed before joining.

Realistically 7 – 14 months depending on destination and English readiness. Saudi/Gulf: 6 – 9 months. UK: 9 – 14 months. Ireland: 9 – 12 months. USA: 9 – 18 months. Canada: 12 – 18 months. Australia: 12 – 18 months. Anyone quoting 3 months is selling a fantasy.

Sometimes. The NMC evaluates each education on a case-by-case basis. Some African diploma programs are accepted with additional evidence; others require a top-up BSc. Your personalized pathway will flag this — and if you need a top-up, we will list current UK universities that accept international students.

Most regulators prefer 1 – 2 years of post-registration experience but it is not strictly required for the UK. AHPRA (Australia) often expects more. CGFNS (USA) does not require it for CES.

Both are accepted by the NMC, AHPRA, NMBI, NCNZ, and many US states. OET feels easier for practising nurses because the writing task is a clinical referral letter — vocabulary you already use. IELTS is cheaper and more widely available in Africa. If you score well on academic English already, IELTS is the pragmatic choice.

As early as possible, but after you have decided on a destination (so you target the right band). Results are typically valid for 2 years, which means you can sit it now and run document evaluation in parallel.

CBT is the NMC Computer-Based Test (Theory + Clinical) — you can sit it in Lagos, Accra, Nairobi, Kampala, Cairo, Johannesburg and several other African cities. OSCE is the practical clinical exam, sat inside the UK at one of four test centres, typically after you have a sponsoring NHS Trust.

Yes. NCLEX-RN is delivered at Pearson VUE centres in Lagos, Johannesburg, Cairo, Casablanca, and other African capitals. You do not need to travel to the USA to sit it. You do, however, need an Authorization-to-Test (ATT) from your chosen US state board.

Typically: passport, current nursing licence, transcripts (sealed and direct from the school), employer reference, English-test result, and proof of address. Your personalised dashboard lists exactly what each regulator needs and in what order.

Yes — Pathway Plus and higher tiers include document pre-review. We check transcripts, licence verifications, and supporting evidence against the destination regulator's current requirements. We never contact the regulator on your behalf.

You, and the advisor assigned to your case. Access is logged. Documents are encrypted at rest and transferred over HTTPS only. You can delete your account and all associated documents any time from Settings.

Yes — Settings → Data → Delete my account. This removes your profile, documents, pathway, and all activity from our systems within 30 days.

No. You pay official websites directly — every regulator, exam, and credential fee is paid by you, on the official portal, with your own card. We only charge for our own guidance, tutoring, review, coaching, and done-with-you support services. Every Pathway payment is invoice-based; if anyone DMs you a different account number, it is a scam.

Varies by destination: UK $1,800 – $4,500 in regulator + exam fees; Saudi $1,200 – $2,800; USA $2,200 – $4,800; Canada $2,500 – $5,000; Germany $3,000 – $6,500 (plus language school). These are fees you pay directly to regulators, exam providers, and visa authorities — Pathway's fees are separate, optional, and listed publicly on the pricing page.

Yes. The personalised pathway, document checklist, and resource library are free forever. You only pay if you want hands-on support (document pre-review, exam study plans, licensing assistance, relocation coaching).

Yes — installments are available on the Pathway Plus, Licensing Assistance, and Full Relocation packages. The Free roadmap and one-off Exam Prep packs are paid up front (or are free).

Yes — we accept Paystack and Flutterwave, which support card, bank transfer, and mobile money across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and more African markets. Stripe is also available for international cards.

Unstarted services are fully refundable within 7 days of purchase. Once a service begins (e.g. a consultation is held), refunds are pro-rated. All regulator and exam fees are paid by you directly to the regulator — we never take a cut and so we never need to refund those.

Yes. Email [email protected] — replies usually arrive within 24 hours on weekdays. Or WhatsApp us on +1 704 578 1694 (US) and +237 6 77 49 14 51 (Africa). We never ask for passport numbers, BVN, or card details over chat.

Yes. Email replies typically come within 24 hours on weekdays. Pathway Plus and higher tiers include direct advisor calls. You can also message us on WhatsApp during weekdays for quick questions.

Most African nurses finish their entire pathway on the free plan. Pay for support the moment you hit a regulator email you can't decode in 30 minutes, a rejected document, or a deadline you don't want to miss. A single $149 advisor call frequently saves $200 – $1,000 in retake fees.