Living & Working in the U.S.
Starting your nursing career in the U.S. is about more than employment. It’s about building a future, advancing professionally, and giving your family new opportunities. We help you prepare for every aspect of that transition — both at work and beyond.
Salary Expectations
Registered nurses in the United States typically earn:
• Starting salary: around $80,000 USD per year
• With experience, overtime, and night/weekend shifts, many nurses earn over $100,000 USD annually within a few years
Salary depends on your location, facility type, shift, and specialty — but U.S. nursing roles are consistently among the highest-paying in the world.
Relocation Support
While each employer offers different relocation benefits, most provide support that may include:
• Travel planning and airfare
• Temporary housing or housing stipends
• Airport pickup
• Guidance on opening a bank account, obtaining a driver’s license, and more
We coordinate with your employer and prepare you in advance — so your arrival feels smooth, not overwhelming.
Life in the U.S.
The United States offers a high quality of life, diversity of cultures, and excellent professional conditions for nurses. You’ll gain:
• Safe and modern work environments
• Access to continuing education and career development
• The chance to grow your skills in world-class hospitals
• Opportunities for your family to thrive — education, healthcare, and community support
We help you adapt to the American healthcare system, workplace culture, and everyday life.
Bringing Your Family or Pets?
Most visa categories allow you to bring:
• Your spouse
• Your children under 21
• In many cases, even your pets (with the right paperwork)
Career Growth Opportunities
Your nursing journey doesn’t stop after placement. In the U.S., you can:
• Pursue advanced certifications (ICU, ER, OR, etc.)
• Become a supervisor nurse, manager, or educator
• Join leadership or research teams
• Continue to study or specialize in high-demand areas
We support your growth even after you start your job.
Still Have Questions?
Visit our FAQ page for detailed answers about qualifications, timelines, visas, and costs.
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The good news is Nurses in the USA will not charge you anything. We are compensated by the employers
