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It's applicable only for Alberta since they provide coverage from day 1.. Not applicable to any other province. Alberta alone says to repay if we don't stay there for at least 183 days...

No.. I mean we have to repay them if we utilize their health benefits and move out of their province before 6 months.. Thats their rule. I read it in few blogs..

So I heard it's mandatory to stay there for few months to use the health card. Is it 6 months or 12? Any idea about the job market and cost of living there?

Thanks a lot cansha.. I will work on it..

Thanks a lot for your response. Hope it doesn't matter whether it's FSW or CEC, as I fall under CEC..

Really? You mean Alberta gives the coverage from Day1? Seriously? She was advised by one doctor not to travel but then Second opinion gave us another thought. By the way, in my COPR, it has been mentioned that my Destination province as BC and City of destination as Richmond. Does it mean I have...

Thanks cansha. But there are several medical complications for my wife which requires periodical doctor checkup and scans. Since medical coverage will start only after 3 months, we have decided to have birth in India (That is the only reason) I am worried about extending our entry timelines just...

I guess, the PR card can be couriered to India from Canada. Or can ask someone to bring while they come to India. But I heard it's mandatory to be in Canada for 3 months and we are not suppose to leave. Is that do, or as said, can we come back in 2 weeks?

Guys, I need a help. As I posted earlier, my wife who is the primary applicant, is pregnant now and due to medical complication, we are not in the position to have our child birth there in Canada. And as per COPR, we have to do our immigration before June which is actually her due month. So...

But my LMIA has city of destination as Richmond, is that the issue?? I heard if they have clearly mentioned that we have to land in our LMIA destination. But I am actually looking for a job in Toronto and travelling to BC is bit expensive than to Toronto..

Dears, My COPR says my city of province is BC and my city of destination as Richmond, BC. Does it mean I have to land only there or can I do the landing process in Toronto too? If Richmond is going to be my landing place, does it mean I have to stay there for 3 months to get my PR and I...

Thanks for the suggestion. But here soft landing can't be done as my wife is the main applicant and I can't travel alone without her..!!!

She suggested her to be in India till delivery and asked her to travel post the delivery. She had undergone IVF treatment for pregnancy. But not sure whether doctor advised not to travel just because of the word IVF..!!

By any chance, will they reassess our eligibility if we add our new born baby to our existing COPR?

Guys, Need a suggestion. As said earlier, me and my 4 months pregnant wife have planned to travel to Toronto by end of this month. But yesterday, when we Consulted our doctor, she suggested us not to travel. So we are in a confused state now. My expiry date of COPR is June and our due date for...

Yes, thinking about Scarborough or Markham or somewhere around..

We have budget constraints as we don't have a job. So we can spend only max of 1000$ initially including all. May be once I get job, we will think about moving to apartment

Yes, we were there before. But don't have any other options left now, as my copy would expire by June and my wife can't travel beyond march

Thanks a lot cansha.. will take a look..

Hi, My name is Arun Kumar from Chennai, India. Me and my pregnant wife traveling to Toronto by end of this Jan. We both are IT professionals, however have to find a job there in Canada. So, we are looking out for a private basement suite under 1000$ which includes the utility bills. If someone...