Does the TN cover nursing work?

The TN visa was created under the NAFTA agreement (now USMCA) to serve certain professional categories of Canadian and Mexican citizens. Each eligible profession has specific requirements and is outlined in an official list, covering areas such as engineering, accounting, sciences, and some health professionals.

In the specific case of nursing, this profession is generally not included in the list of eligible categories for the TN visa. In other words, to perform activities as a Registered Nurse in the United States, this type of professional needs to consider other visa options or specific permits that meet their qualifications and fields of work in the healthcare sector.

It is worth remembering that it is very important to strictly follow United States immigration laws. Always consult official sources, such as the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or the Department of State, to obtain updated and reliable information about requirements and procedures. Furthermore, when considering any immigration advisory services, be cautious of campaigns or proposals that promise easy solutions, as each case is unique and requires detailed follow-up.

I hope this explanation has helped clarify your question about the coverage of the TN visa for nursing work. Always remember to invest time and attention to learn all the details of the process and avoid future complications.

Victoria Harper

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