Saskatchewan Registered Nurses' Association

Welcome to the section of our website for applicants educated outside of Canada. We are pleased to provide you with information about initial registration with the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses' Association (SRNA).

To practise nursing in Saskatchewan, you must be registered and licenced to practise nursing with the SRNA. Only if you have a licence to practise nursing can you call yourself, or be employed as, a "nurse", "registered nurse", "graduate nurse", or "registered nurse (nurse practitioner)".

The application fee for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) is $500 plus GST.

Applications will remain valid for one (1) year from the date of the last contact by the applicant. Last contact shall be defined as the provision of documentation/information to support the application process. Regulations and entry requirements are subject to bylaw and policy changes.

Acceptable English language test results must remain current throughout the application and exam process until RN licensure has been obtained. See acceptable English Tests.

• Requirements
• Instructions to apply
• Graduate Nurse (GN) Licence Extensions and Scope of Practice
• Learning Plan for CRNE
• Resources for CRNE Preparation
• Booklist for the Nursing Re-entry Program — at SIAST in Saskatchewan. If you become licenced as a Graduate Nurse, you are eligible to borrow books from the SIAST Wascana Library.
• Useful IEN Links