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sohailss
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Seniors, please advise
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October 10, 2010, 11:14:59 am »
Please advise in the folowing situation;
i have send my passports for visa stamping and planning to land in Nov 2010, please what will be procedure and cost if in case i get my new baby delivered there? how long it will take to get the birth certificate and Canadian passport? Will the medical cost be covered of new baby and wife?
Since I will travel with family when my spouse is under week 32 to 34 of pragnancy, is it advisable to travel in long travel hours?, if yes which airline would be the is the best giving best rates?.
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Re: Seniors, please advise
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October 10, 2010, 11:39:09 am »
If you landed in a province (like BC or Ontario) which have a 3 months waiting period for new comers for health card, you can expect to pay 5000 to 10,000 CAD for delivery charges. Some provinces (such as Alberta) does not have waiting period, so you can be insured on the first day of your arrival in that province.
According to Air Canada website, a woman with a normal pregnancy and no previous history of premature labour may travel up to and including her 36th week on Air Canada and Jazz. You can check with your travel agent and Air Canada to search the best rates.
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sohailss
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Re: Seniors, please advise - new baby in Canada and time period for all formatie
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October 10, 2010, 11:59:11 pm »
Thank for your reply.
Will anyone know and reply, how much time it will take to get medical certificate and Canadian passport for new born baby in Canada?, since I will be going initially only for 3 to 4 weeks time and need to come back to my job.
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