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Need inputs on moving permanently to Canada, after soft landing. 1. We did our soft landing in May 2018 and moving permanently in Dec 2019. We dont anymore possess, most of the items we listed in our "good to follow" list. We aren't actually bringing anything much valuable but will probably be...

Ya that's true. Hmmmm so much for thinking life will be all good if I get Canada PR :-)

Yes may be I should just go to SK or jova Scotia where coverage begins on day 1 .adding pregnancy to the move definitely makes things complicated

Yes even my research said OHIP won't kick in until after 3 months from the day of applying. I was hoping my husband's policy would cover me. I am checking with his HR on the clarity of the employer's policy

So no insurance other than OHIP in toronto will cover birth?!

It says it's a "Supplemental health Insurance" with 90% reimbursement of hospitalization. I am still doubtful if they LL cover me if I am already pregnant before an added to the policy

Yes Yes we checked and my husband's employer has health coverage for me too. So I am not stressed about it if OHIP doesn't kick start before the delivery

Wow that's great to know. Sorry I missed your previous comment. That really takes the stress off

I am not trying to be negative with this thread. It's just the compromises that one has to make when one moves from US to Canada for a stable life

But given the duty and taxes to import and the insurance you would be paying, it seemed to buy a car later if and when we move out of GTA seems like a better option. You won't believe, I tried an auto insurance quote for the GTA area for just one of my cars and the minimum quote I got was for...

Yes, when are you planning to move?

Yup there starts the sacrifices

I am the wife. I work now in US and I most probably won't be able to work wen we land in the US because of personal reasons

But then am hoping this is just a starter job and we will be able to do better once we gain some Canadian experience. In the longer run, choosing Canada seems better

Yes everything is better on the US if only immigration was not an issue

How did you manage to land a job in NFL? It's difficult to find IT jobs anywhere outside Toronto?!

That's good to know. How's the cost of living in NFL?

Yes hopefully that's how it's going to go

CAD. It's again an Indian consultancy. Will keep u guys posted.