6/22/2014
Topic:
Giving Birth while Travelling to Canada
Zhu
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Good Day,
Hope everyone is running fine with good health. I have a few queries. I am a United Nations personnel.I like Canada.I want to visit Canada along with my wife during vacation. At the same time we are expecting a baby. Now if my baby is born there:
1. Will my baby get Canadian passport before I leave Canada?If yes then how many days require?And what are the formalities?Any special criteria is there or not?
2. Will the baby get child benefit if I stay outside of Canada?
3. As parents are we eligible to be citizens of Canada?If yes then after how much time we can apply for Canadian citizenship?
4. Can I apply for health insurance during traveling?If yes, what is the expense?
5. How much money I should carry for this trip?
6. If all the answers are positive then we may be considered in which category as a citizen?
I would be highly benefited if you kindly answer my questions ASAP.
Best Regards
You cannot claim child benefits if you are not a resident in Canada.
You (the parents) will not be granted Canadian citizenship. For that, you must apply for permanent residency and meet several requirements, including residency requirements (at least 3 years of physical presence in Canada).
You will have to pay for your medical expenses. Since you are not a Canadian resident, you won't be covered by provincial insurance plans.
As a side note, giving birth in Canada just to get your child Canadian citizenship is highly frown upon by a number of people. I am not saying it is your case, just FYI.
www.correresmidestino.com a blog on immigration and on life in Canada. |
10/13/2015
Topic:
Looking for a Job-Bilingual Spanish/English
Zhu
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What steps did you take so far? I.e., what websites did you check? Did you apply for positions and weren't hired, or didn't you find any suitable offer?
www.correresmidestino.com a blog on immigration and on life in Canada. |