Would stick to a large Canadian insurance company. Many make you buy travel mefical insurance before leaving your home country but would research each policy. Assume you may be tired, have heat stroke or be dehydrated. Make sure to drink enough and don’t stay outside for very long.
As long as you are planning on being in Canada for the next 5 out of 6 months, the next 6 out of 12 months and make Ontario your permanent home no issues with getting and using OHIP. Would make sure you keep hydrated, eat at regular intervals, get enough sleep and stay out of the sun and that will address many of the reasons people feel lightheaded at this time of year.
Thanks for the advice. I went to a clinic and the doctor said it's Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). They gave me medication.
did Service Ontario tell you the number of days it will take to get your health card?
