NNAS APPLICATION

The National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS) is a service provided by the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) that helps internationally educated nurses (IENs) navigate the registration process for working as a nurse in Canada. The NNAS application process involves several steps, including:

1. Creating an NNAS account and submitting an online application.
2. Payment of the NNAS application fee.
3. Completing an online self-assessment, which includes providing information about your education and work experience.
4. Providing proof of your nursing qualifications and English language proficiency.
5. Having your academic credentials evaluated by designated organizations.
6. Waiting for NNAS to complete the assessment of your application, which may take up to 6 months.
7. Upon completion of the NNAS assessment, the results of your application will be sent to the regulatory body in the Canadian province or territory where you have applied to register.
8. Receive guidance from regulatory body to finish registration and licensure process