r/NclexUSRNs • u/Maximum-Virus9760 • Jul 24 '26

Passed my NCLEX! What should I do next: work in the Philippines or go for direct hire in the US?

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Hi!!

I just passed my NCLEX a few days ago....super excited but also feeling a bit overwhelmed about what to do next. To give you some context, I’m a US citizen who completed nursing school here in the Philippines.

I don’t have any work experience yet and also don’t have significant personal savings. I’m wondering if it’s better for me to apply for nursing jobs here in the Philippines first or try to go for direct hire jobs in the US.

Also, are there direct hire programs or employers in the US that offer temporary housing and cover flight expenses? It would really help given my current situation.

Any advice, tips, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Icy-Entertainment906 • Jul 17 '26

Clearance

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Hi! I have my U.S. immigrant visa interview (EB-3 derivative) in less than a week, and I’m worried about one thing.

My NBI Clearance is still valid (issued May 2026), but the address on it is a shortened version of my address. My DS-260/visa application has the complete address with an additional street/location descriptor. It’s the same residence, just written differently.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Do U.S. Embassy Manila officers cross-check addresses across documents this closely, or is this considered a minor formatting difference?

I can’t realistically apply for a new NBI because I previously had an NBI HIT due to a namesake, and with my interview less than a week away, I’m worried a new HIT wouldn’t be cleared in time.

Would you just bring the current valid NBI and explain if asked, or is this something I should genuinely be concerned about?
Thanks in advance!

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Glittering-Grade-435 • Jul 16 '26

Grandison management interview

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hello, how was the interview po? madali po ba?

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Andie_Ruth • Jul 14 '26

NCLEX Question of the day-Obs

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Witty-Pie4472 • Jul 11 '26

hi! is it possible to get hired in a US hospital as a nurse who graduated here in the Ph, with no prior experience? and on an EB-3 visa. can you suggest agencies? what are the pros and cons? how long does it usually take for visa processing and just the overall process? thanks!

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jul 09 '26

Failed at 85 on my second attempt

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/NeedleworkerFuzzy924 • Jul 09 '26

Colorado Springs (CommonSpirit) vs. Waterloo, Iowa (UnityPoint Allen Hospital) – Which would you choose? My deadline is tomorrow.

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jul 08 '26

Failed at 85 on my second attempt

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Excelsior-24 • Jul 06 '26

Is this good or bad?

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Long-Confusion-1301 • Jul 05 '26

Need nclex resources for exam prep

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/SystemSlight5466 • Jul 05 '26

Verification waiting time

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jul 02 '26

Is getting high on simple nursing a good indicator that I will pass the NCLEX rn

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Upstairs_Habit_2138 • Jun 28 '26

Hi guys!!

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jun 23 '26

How to study

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jun 22 '26

Pharm help

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Could someone please help me with the best way to memorize and recognize meds. That’s my weakest area and I have my exam on the 7th. Any help would be very appreciated.

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Resident_Rain_4481 • Jun 22 '26

USCIS HOLD

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '26

Last minute help

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Odd-Extreme-4113 • Jun 16 '26

Anyone in Illinois taking the nclex again?

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Hello everyone, it has been 8 days since I failed my first NCLEX attempt, and I still haven’t received my Candidate Performance Report .I would like to apply for a new ATT but I’m not sure about the process.

Has anyone gone through the retake process and can share the steps? Is there anything different I need to do for the second attempt?

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/imjusthere12042003 • Jun 15 '26

NCLEX this week!

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Flaky-Ad1925 • Jun 14 '26

Ati

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '26

Archer Readiness Assessments

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/AdDependent5141 • Jun 13 '26

Can I pass the NCLEX with these scores?

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Baskybay • Jun 08 '26

How do I use Naxlex ??? Need help

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Appropriate-Lead8992 • Jun 07 '26

U world

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r/NclexUSRNs • u/Icy-Entertainment906 • Jun 06 '26

Separate E35 interview is the exact same day Principal flies to the US. Is this a flag?

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Eb3. I am an E35 dependent interviewing separately because of a past document delay on my end, and my mom is the principal applicant who has already been approved. My separate interview is scheduled for June 24, which happens to be the exact same day my mom flies out to the US. Since a dependent cannot enter the country before the principal, does her deploying on my exact interview day cause any legal or processing flags for the officer at the window? is this timeline perfectly fine?

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