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By Shincy George | NursingManthra

Are you an internationally educated nurse (IEN) looking to work as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in New Brunswick, Canada? Then you must apply through the Association of New Brunswick Licensed Practical Nurses (ANBLPN) – the official regulatory body for LPNs in NB.

In this complete guide, I’ve included the 7 key steps of the licensure process, cost breakdown, education pathway options, and tips to avoid delays. At NursingManthra, we support IENs with licensure application assistance, NNAS documentation, education upgrades, and CPNRE/NCLEX-PN study materials to make your Canadian dream a reality.

✅ STEP 1 – Register with IEHP Navigation Service (Before NNAS or ANBLPN)

All IENs must first connect with the Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHP) Navigation Service, provided by the Government of New Brunswick.

🎯 Why it’s important:

  • Helps you decide whether to apply as LPN or RN
  • Assists with potential funding options
  • Offers guidance for NNAS, bridging programs, and more

STEP 2 – Create Your ANBLPN Account

Your ANBLPN account is your personal portal where you can:

  • Update personal/contact details
  • Complete licensure forms
  • Pay fees
  • Access receipts, invoices, exam booking links, and more

📌 How to Create It: Visit www.anblpn.ca

    STEP 3 – Complete the Jurisprudence Module

    💰 Fee: $40 CAD

    Before applying, you must review and pass the NB Jurisprudence exam, which covers legal and ethical responsibilities of LPNs in NB.
    ✅ Required before application submission!

    STEP 4 – Apply via NNAS and Submit to ANBLPN

    Apply to NNAS (National Nursing Assessment Service) selecting:

    • LPN
    • New Brunswick

    Submit the following:

    • Proof of ID
    • Nursing transcripts
    • Licensure verification
    • Work experience
    • IELTS/CELBAN/TEF scores (if applicable)

    📌 Then, request your NNAS Advisory Report to be sent to ANBLPN.
    🔗 Apply at www.nnas.ca

    STEP 5 – Submit ANBLPN Application Form & Pay Fees

    💰 Fee: $230 (non-refundable)

    What to upload:

    • NNAS report details
    • Birth certificate (proof of name)
    • Marriage certificate/divorce decree (if name changed)
    • Government-issued photo ID
    • Criminal record check (within last 3 months)
    • Language proficiency scores

    📌 Submit the form online through your ANBLPN account
    ✅ Payment is required to start review process

    STEP 6 – Education Assessment & Upgrading

    Based on your file, ANBLPN will determine your eligibility and guide you toward one of the following programs:

    OUTCOME 1:

    🛑 Pathways to Licensure Program – 10-week online
    💰 $287.50
    ⏳ Temporarily on hold for review
    âžĄïž Previously meant for those with close-to-Canadian education

    OUTCOME 2:

    ✅ Re-Entry Program (NBCC/CCNB)
    📅 38-week blended
    💰 ~$6,000
    âžĄïž For moderate educational gaps

    OUTCOME 3:

    🎓 2-Year PN Diploma (NBCC, CCNB, Oulton College)
    âžĄïž For significant gaps or highly specialized education
    💰 See college-specific fees

    Note: You’ll receive an official email from ANBLPN indicating your assigned path. Follow their instructions for registration and tuition.

    STEP 7 – Write the CPNRE Exam (Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam)

    💰 Exam Fee: $930.25 – $1,105.25
    📆 Based on exam month (Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov)

    📌 Your exam invoice includes:

    • CPNRE fee ($600)
    • Admin fee ($65.25)
    • Active license fee (refundable if you fail)

    What to do:

    • Wait for eligibility email from ANBLPN
    • Pay via your ANBLPN portal under [My Invoices]
    • Exam must be paid by the 15th of the month before the exam
    • e.g., Pay by Feb 15 to write in March

    STEP 8 – Book Your Exam Seat

    Once paid, you’ll receive an email from Testing Support (Yardstick/Meazure/ProctorU).

    📌 All exams are conducted:

    • Online via ProctorU
    • Or in designated test centers with proctor

    📝 Do NOT reset your password before exam day
    📹 Keep the email confirmation safe

    đŸ’” Summary of Key Fees

    ItemEstimated Fee (CAD)
    NNAS Application~$650
    ANBLPN Application$230 (non-refundable)
    NB Jurisprudence Module$40
    Pathways Program (suspended)$287.50
    Re-entry Program (NBCC)$6,000+
    PN Diploma ProgramCollege-specific
    CPNRE Exam$930.25 – $1,105.25
    Language Tests (IELTS/CELBAN/TEF)~$300–$350
    Criminal Record Check (Canada)~$50–$100

    📚 Need Help With CPNRE/NCLEX-PN Preparation?

    NursingManthra provides:

    • Up-to-date CPNRE/NCLEX-PN study materials
    • Case-based clinical MCQs with rationales
    • Jurisprudence module tips
    • Personalized mentorship and mock tests
    • Support via WhatsApp and email

    🎯 Why Choose Nursing Manthra?

    As an internationally educated nurse, the process may seem overwhelming — but you don’t have to do it alone.

    At NursingManthra, we help you:
    ✅ Understand eligibility
    ✅ Complete all forms correctly
    ✅ Avoid delays or rejections
    ✅ Study effectively for success with our CPNRE materials

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    📌 Ready to start your LPN licensure journey in New Brunswick?

    Let Shincy George and the NursingManthra team support your success.

    🌐 Website: www.nursingmanthra.com
    đŸ“Č WhatsApp: +971502515717.

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