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What I mean is that I cannot sign up for one year lease, I need to be able to give notice one month ahead, for instance. I can commit to smth like 3 months, but not longer to begin with. Atst I would like to have the opportunity to stay longer should I want to. It may be asking alot, but that is...

Hi KRP, I checked out the link and it seems to be for normal rental apartments, right? Not necessarily temporarily long term? Thanks

Hello, I’m searching apartment hotels of some sort in Toronto or surrounding where one can stay temporarily for weeks or months I.e. studio6 is a place like that with two locations in Toronto. They should be cheaper than hotels based on that you're staying a longer time. I need my own kitchen...

Thanks Scylla!

Just to conclude everything, as a permanent resident I CAN sponsor a newborn child that’s born or “produced” after the whole process of PR landing is over and done even though It was not declared on the application (since it was not a part of the bodily or physical universe at the time)? At...

I think you're right about that, however I mean subsidised spots for day-care which I know could be around 2000 CAD a month

Thanks for your responds. I understand your point, however the questions I asked were general while specific, and not really related to my "personal" situation. I am asking about rules that would apply for anyone. But its important to mention that I would settle in Ontario, so its the rules for...

Yes timeline is tight which is why I need to make an informed decision about whether or not to move now or wait for it to become even tighter. I can worry about the later future "later", for now I need to worry about the "right now". By the way this is not a single parent issue

According to a born and bread canadian living in ontario there are discounts of daycare. However I don't know the details. Either way I distracted myself away from my original question

Scylla or anyone else, do you mind answering my question concerning your previous comment regarding "Any emergency care the baby requires immediately after birth (e.g. ICU) will not be covered by OHIP and is classified as related to the birth." My specific question: Is there somewhere to read...

Yes, I couldn't read what you referred to on OHIP website. Anyway, thanks for the clarification

2) I read some of these articles too, very scary! Is there somewhere to read about how they classify whats included in "birth" and not covered by the newborn baby's OHIP as you are mentioning? It's not really making sense to me. Also, what is rare, for a child to be admitted to ICU i.e. neonatal...

In Ontario it's the residency requirement (5 months within 12 mnths starting immediately?) which matters for provincial health coverage, right? Is there a written rule based on what you are referring to regarding status/residency of parents? Would be helpful. Thanks!

1) I found a link to what I believe you are referring to as "danger to public health" and "danger to public safety" right? In neither of those cases does it say that a sponsored child is excepted from the rule. 2) Sure any costs related to me, the mother without OHIP-coverage but if theres an...

Canuck, do you mean that cic would need to see proves that I have stayed 2 years of out of 5, in other words I wouldn't be able to sponsor until the 5 year mark has passed to show proofs that I stayed in Canada for at least 2 yrs? It is not enough with the intention and the fact that I'd move...

Thanks for the clarification, saved in memory. Of course I realise I would need to comply with my RO in order to sponsor a child. The plan is that I will no matter what, even if it might not be with a lot of moving room. I am from a visa exempt country so TRV is not necessary, right?

My brain might be slow but what is RO? TRV= Travel visa? TRP? Thanks

Scylla do you have a link (cic preferred) to info about diseases that are a danger to Canadian public where a dependent child could be denied? 2) if a child is born in canada wouldn't they become immediate citizens and thus have immediate OHIP-coverage? Or thats what I'm trying to understand...

Thanks canuck. In response to your answer 1) if there is no excessive healthcare threshold for dependent children why would they ask for a medical? 2) why could this be the case in the above case?

In a bit of a complex situation and just need to make sure I am getting the rules right. I'm a landed permanent resident since 1-2 years back and after all this become pregnant. I am yet to move to canada but was planning to this year but then "life" (in literal terms) happened. In order to make...