SPOUSE / FAMILY CLASS timeline MANILA Visa Office PHILIPPINES

[eosinophil]

Ako yung sponsor who's currently in Manila right now, sana ma DM na si Raniloc, mag expire na sa Sept. 2011 ang Canadian passport ko ((, ayaw naman ni Raniloc na mauna ako, di rin ako makapag renew nang passport kasi nawala ang citizenship certificate ko.... ang hirap pa naman mag hanap nang work kapag winter na.

Sa mga aalis pala fall or winter, don't forget na mag pa flu shots, mas mura dito sa Pinas.

here in Canada, flu shots are FREE

 

[raniloc]

here in Canada, flu shots are FREE

Yes if you have already your healthcard , diba pag dating nang first time Immigrant sa Canada, 3mos pa process nang healthcard? during my time kasi, 2mos ako nag hantay nang healthcard ko, was adviced na mag pa flushot...that was during 1996 , ewan ko lang ngayon kung free na sa first time immigrant.

 

[mecca]

my ecas still in process not DM

 

[mecca]

 

[HYA]

Keep the faith sis and trust God's perfect time, who knows baka bukas umulan ng DM and Visas Godbless us all

 

[eosinophil]

Yes if you have already your healthcard , diba pag dating nang first time Immigrant sa Canada, 3mos pa process nang healthcard? during my time kasi, 2mos ako nag hantay nang healthcard ko, was adviced na mag pa flushot...that was during 1996 , ewan ko lang ngayon kung free na sa first time immigrant.

Yes, you are CORRECT! You will have your healthcard after 3 months, but during those months, you can have private healthcard. AGAIN, PRIVATE HEALTH CARD IS OPTIONAL. Be sure also that you know which flu shots you should have because we have here seasonal flu shot, H1N1 and others. Be sure you will have it ahead of time before your departure, because there are side effects and you don't want to have these side effects (mild fever or cough or just call it flu-like symptoms), during your flight.

Just an info..

 

[mark1128]

Yes, you are CORRECT! You will have your healthcard after 3 months, but during those months, you can have private healthcard. AGAIN, PRIVATE HEALTH CARD IS OPTIONAL. Be sure also that you know which flu shots you should have because we have here seasonal flu shot, H1N1 and others. Be sure you will have it ahead of time before your departure, because there are side effects and you don't want to have these side effects (mild fever or cough or just call it flu-like symptoms), during your flight.

Just an info..

For sure hindi po kayo sa manitoba? Dito po kasi pg-apply mo mkkuha mo agad yung Health Card.

 

[bdo32]

im not understand about 730days pr physical presence in canada for every 5yrs accomply her residency explne here

 

[TigerLilly]

im not understand about 730days pr physical presence in canada for every 5yrs accomply her residency explne here

Hi Bdo32....this means that you have to be living in Canada for 730 days .... in the span of 5 years to keep your PR status.....in this note, you'll have to have 1095 PR days in Canada in order for a person to eligible to apply for citizenship.

 

[TigerLilly]

Yes, you are CORRECT! You will have your healthcard after 3 months, but during those months, you can have private healthcard. AGAIN, PRIVATE HEALTH CARD IS OPTIONAL. Be sure also that you know which flu shots you should have because we have here seasonal flu shot, H1N1 and others. Be sure you will have it ahead of time before your departure, because there are side effects and you don't want to have these side effects (mild fever or cough or just call it flu-like symptoms), during your flight.

Just an info..

Here in SK,it takes 4-6 weeks for the health cards to come out. ON takes almost 3 months....AB (alberta) takes the shortest,less than a month. But most new immigrants rarely gets sick within the first 3 months. When you ladies and gents get here...always remember to dry your hairs before going outside,specially during those days that are cold (less than +15C). Wet hair = getting sick.

 

[ferrer29]

Here in SK,it takes 4-6 weeks for the health cards to come out. ON takes almost 3 months....AB (alberta) takes the shortest,less than a month. But most new immigrants rarely gets sick within the first 3 months. When you ladies and gents get here...always remember to dry your hairs before going outside,specially during those days that are cold (less than +15C). Wet hair = getting sick.

If I remember correctly, we got our health cards on the same day that we applied for it. We went to the downtown office and in an hour, we had everything done, with the health cards in our hand. And we did this 2 days after landing. This was in Calgary, AB 2008. I'm not sure, though, if anything has changed after that.

 

[TigerLilly]

If I remember correctly, we got our health cards on the same day that we applied for it. We went to the downtown office and in an hour, we had everything done, with the health cards in our hand. And we did this 2 days after landing. This was in Calgary, AB 2008. I'm not sure, though, if anything has changed after that.

Thanks for the info, Ferrer29.....we lived in Calgary for almost 2 years,way back 2005.
We don't worry about healthcards expiring here in SK coz SaskHealth automatically sends a new one or an extension sticker before the expiry date for any old healthcard,not sure about other Provinces though...When I was working in ON,I had to renew every year...I was on TWP. I think now health cards are good for 5 years,same as so many ID/docs too....driver's license,PR cards,PP..which is good...no need to worry about these

 

[eosinophil]

Ok... Let's sum up this info... Process in acquiring health card varies in different provinces.

Now it is time to go back to the MAIN topic of this thread..

 

[cutiepie]

[SIZE=14[i]hi po mga sis.. may ask lng po ko,, pag po ba DM na, sure na may visa na po un agad?? anu po number ng DHL?[/i]pt][/SIZE]

 

[MLVill]

Today is Tuesday and Major major updates....

Goodluck everyone and lets see who will be the candidate of Balagbag Queen this week.....

God bless guys and remember GOD knows wants best for us....
Right timing is more surprising....