Will a change to Canada Express Entry points affect a nurse's timeline?

Express Entry rules are set by the federal government, and they change. The Pulse section on NurseFlyAbroad lists the changes we have checked, each with its source, so read the Pulse item first and then confirm the change on the official Canadian immigration site. Check how the change applies to your own profile, not to the average profile in a post. Keep your language test results and your education assessment in one folder, since immigration applications usually ask for both. If your timeline depends on a change, write down the date you checked it and ask a licensed immigration adviser about your own case. Avoid any service that promises a draw invitation, because no one can guarantee one. Your nursing licence and your immigration status are separate steps, so check both of them against their own official sources.