About the project
A first map for a complicated nursing pathway
NursePath Atlas is built for internationally educated nurses who want a calm place to work out which agencies and decisions sit between two countries, with the official evidence in view.
What this guide is for
Moving your nursing registration between countries usually means dealing with four or five separate agencies, each with its own rules and its own queue. This guide puts those decision points in a workable order, from credential assessment through to registration and work authorisation. It is a planning aid. It cannot decide whether you are eligible for anything.
Independent by design
NursePath Atlas is not a regulator, a recruiter, or a migration practice, and it claims no partnership with any of them. You will not find regulator logos, endorsements, or a "recommended destination" here. If a fee or rule appears on this site, it is because an official page says so, and that page is linked and dated.
- Requirements rest on official primary sources.
- Unknown or jurisdiction-dependent details stay visibly uncertain.
- Costs and durations keep the precision their sources support, and no more.
- Source review and expert review are separate labels, never blurred.
Where the review stands
NursePath Atlas is researched and edited by Alex K, founder and lead researcher. Every page was checked against its official sources on 15 July 2026. Content is source-reviewed but has not yet received expert review, so treat it as a well-organised starting point rather than a final answer.