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^ Based on that, couldn't one understand why we would much rather stay in Spain where we have full health coverage? If possible, it seems much more preferable to me to be sure to give birth here for free and travel with our baby afterward, paying for private health care theoretically for 3 months.

My sister is a doctor in Canada and has told me that private health care does not commonly cover costs related to pre-natal care. Private health care could, however, cover regular health care for a newborn child and emergencies. As far as having to sponsor my baby for the PR, as I understand...

We will be going to Ontario, where she may have to wait up to 3 months for her health care to become active if I am not mistaken.

Yes that's an option but my wife is most interested in solutions that don't require her to fly while pregnant.

The medical was done in May of this year. I must have been misinformed about the dates associated with the obligation to land. It seems that you're right, my wife would have to arrive at the latest in May 2019 in all likelihood?

Hello. I may be in a similar situation to you, tender_heart. My wife is now 5 months pregnant and she has been approved for permanent residence. We haven't informed CIC yet that she is pregnant but now we have to and we are worried that they will make her arrive in Canada very advanced into her...

Hi all, My common-law wife became pregnant during our sponsorship application (me, Canadian citizen, sponsoring her) and we are concerned about her potentially being forced to fly to land in Canada during her pregnancy or shortly thereafter. We received a message last week from CIC saying "We...