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Canadian PR, pregnant and want to give birth In Manitoba

pat2311

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Jul 18, 2017
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hello,
I am Canadian PR. I landed in Toronto in April’18 and came back to my home country just in one month. I didn’t apply for OIHP and now I am pregnant and want to give birth in Canada. My due is in April’19 and I wish to go to Manitoba at my relative’s place and give birth there. I read that Manitoba covers health care from day 1 for new immigrants. Since I never applied for OIHP before and stayed just for 1 month in Ontario , will I be considered as new immigrant in Manitoba? Will my pregnancy expenses covered in Manitoba health card? Do they afterwards require us to stay in Manitoba for 183 days? Pl help. Urgent!!
 

pat2311

Full Member
Jul 18, 2017
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How are you going to get to Manitoba? No airline will board you in your state of advanced pregnancy?
I checked with most of the airlines and they say they allow till 36 weeks of pregnancy if I carry a medical certificate from a Gynaec
 

csadangi

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Jul 1, 2017
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Manitoba doesn’t provide healthcare before 90 days. It’s only in Alberta where you get health care from day 1
 
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mesho

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Aug 21, 2019
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You actually have to settle permanently in Alberta to qualify for health coverage. Your husband can’t be working in Ontario while you give birth in Alberta and then you move back with him to Ontario.
I am the husband :D
We were living in Alberta the past 4 years and then returned back home 7 months ago to visit our families and I got an offer in Ontario but our Alberta health care expired
I hope this clarifies the situation.
 

canuck78

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Jun 18, 2017
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I am the husband :D
We were living in Alberta the past 4 years and then returned back home 7 months ago to visit our families and I got an offer in Ontario but our Alberta health care expired
I hope this clarifies the situation.
So you will have to pay for a delivery in Ontario unless you decide to change your mind and settle in Alberta again and find a job there.