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Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses — NOC 2016 3012

Earlier articles for Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses under the 2016 NOC (code 3012), replaced in November 2022 by NOC 2021 31301.

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Registered Nurses And Registered Psychiatric Nurses — NOC 31301

Canada Immigration Nova Scotia NOC 3012/31301 Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses Work Permits

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March 21, 2026

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