Outland living in Canada - Pregnancy

[YVR123]

It's relative new for MSP to cover applicants with AOR. A few years back, they only take inland applicants in AIP which is at the very final stage of the process. We purchase private insurnace for emergency coverage.

 

[jddd]

awesome, thank you for the reply
I am upset with the fact that Ontario treats applicants in such a poor way=(
Are there other provinces like BC where an outland applicant can count on governamental medical insurance?

how far along are you? I ask because if I am reading the website correctly, there will be a 3 month wait to be eligible for MSP after moving from another province? I am not from BC though so I really have no idea if this is correct.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/...d-enrolment/how-to-enrol/coverage-wait-period

 

[m.ford]

how far along are you? I ask because if I am reading the website correctly, there will be a 3 month wait to be eligible for MSP after moving from another province? I am not from BC though so I really have no idea if this is correct.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/...d-enrolment/how-to-enrol/coverage-wait-period

We applied in October 2019
I am an outland applicant
My husband got a letter that he is approved as a sponsor in November
The file moved from Nova Scotia to Warsaw in December, also in December I passed medical test and biometrics.
Unfortunately Warsaw works very slowly. And somehow people who applied after me have alreadygot CoPR, whilst my application is still in process

 

[Usa2canada<3]

https://www.ontario.ca/page/documents-needed-get-health-card
According to the ontario website as long as you have Aproval in principle you are able to apply for Ohip. Though i would just put this out there for those saying that you have to wait till pr is done. No you do not.

 

[scylla]

https://www.ontario.ca/page/documents-needed-get-health-card
According to the ontario website as long as you have Aproval in principle you are able to apply for Ohip. Though i would just put this out there for those saying that you have to wait till pr is done. No you do not.

AIP is only granted with inland applications. OP applied outland. So no AIP and consequently why she needs to wait until she has PR.

 

[jddd]

We applied in October 2019
I am an outland applicant
My husband got a letter that he is approved as a sponsor in November
The file moved from Nova Scotia to Warsaw in December, also in December I passed medical test and biometrics.
Unfortunately Warsaw works very slowly. And somehow people who applied after me have alreadygot CoPR, whilst my application is still in process

i meant how many months into your pregnancy are you.

 

[m.ford]

i meant how many months into your pregnancy are you.

not pregnant yet
we are just planning it

 

[jddd]

not pregnant yet
we are just planning it

Oh, okay, no issues then.

 

[Usa2canada<3]

AIP is only granted with inland applications. OP applied outland. So no AIP and consequently why she needs to wait until she has PR.

Okay my mistake then.

 

[andrew3081]

awesome, thank you for the reply
I am upset with the fact that Ontario treats applicants in such a poor way=(
Are there other provinces like BC where an outland applicant can count on governamental medical insurance?

MSP sucks, up until earlier this year, we had to pay for MSP that I rarely used and when I actually need it, it does not cove all the costs.

 

[KingKcaj]

MSP sucks, up until earlier this year, we had to pay for MSP that I rarely used and when I actually need it, it does not cove all the costs.

What do you mean by that? You had to pay under the new MSP? I didn't even know it changed.

 

[andrew3081]

What do you mean by that? You had to pay under the new MSP? I didn't even know it changed.

Before January 2020, If you make above certain wage ( i think 30,000/year) you had to pay $35/ person (maybe cheaper if you have family) monthly for MSP I believe.

 

[k.h.p.]

Before January 2020, If you make above certain wage ( i think 30,000/year) you had to pay $35/ person (maybe cheaper if you have family) monthly for MSP I believe.

Yes, and we still do, it's just taken out of taxes our employers pay (many used to pay the MSP anyways) and general income taxes. Much like every other province.

 

[canuck78]

MSP sucks, up until earlier this year, we had to pay for MSP that I rarely used and when I actually need it, it does not cove all the costs.

But BC has partial pharmacare whereas as others have no Rx coverage.

 

[canuck78]

https://www.ontario.ca/page/documents-needed-get-health-card
According to the ontario website as long as you have Aproval in principle you are able to apply for Ohip. Though i would just put this out there for those saying that you have to wait till pr is done. No you do not.

AIP is usually right before you get PR so inland applicants may be able to apply around a month early.