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medicare for a Canadian child of non-Canadian parents

Ghadaabu

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Hi everyone:

does anybody know if my son, he is Canadian, is eligible for medicare in Quebec? both of his parents are temporary residents.

Thank you
 

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Yes - he's eligible.
 

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Google "RAMQ eligibility" (RAMQ is Quebec's health care system).
 

Ghadaabu

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I have just called the RAMQ people and they told me he is not eligible. He would be eligible if any of his parents has a work permit with the name of the employer but not an open permit (which my husband has). unfortunately.....
 

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Ghadaabu said:
I have just called the RAMQ people and they told me he is not eligible. He would be eligible if any of his parents has a work permit with the name of the employer but not an open permit (which my husband has). unfortunately.....
If he's a Canadian citizen like you indicated in first post, then he is eligible as long as he is a resident of Quebec.
 

Ghadaabu

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Unfortunately no. he is born Canadian but this is not enough according to them. One of the parents must have a medicare for the son to get it, otherwise, the child just can not has it alone.