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rikki21

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #280 on: January 27, 2015, 12:30:54 pm »
Hi Sisses! which province kaya okay mag apply as a Nurse? yung pwede ko din isama yung husband ko na Veterinary Doctor. No relatives kasi kmi sa Canada kaya no idea kami.

berrycherry

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #281 on: January 27, 2015, 12:51:34 pm »
^depende, Toronto lang ba? or Gta?

toronto lang po.. :)

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« Reply #282 on: January 28, 2015, 10:52:55 am »
^ah ok. used to live in north york, near scarborough.
whereabouts in Toronto are you?

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« Reply #283 on: January 28, 2015, 10:56:41 am »
Hi Sisses! which province kaya okay mag apply as a Nurse? yung pwede ko din isama yung husband ko na Veterinary Doctor. No relatives kasi kmi sa Canada kaya no idea kami.

not sure if you can work here as a nurse agad... i've known people who've worked in the middle east as nurses yet when they arrived here, has to take some come courses to able to work not as an RN but a RPN.

IamDindin

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« Reply #284 on: February 06, 2015, 04:57:59 pm »
Hi sisses!  Mukhang OT ito pero hihingi lang sana ko ng suggestion sa inyo.  I applied for PR visa and done na with medical pati si husband and baby.  Initially, ako lang sana ang pupunta and non-accompanying dependents ko sila.  Ni require si husband to pay ng right of permanent fee but i reiterate to them na non-accompanying si husband.  Now, parang nagdadalawang isip ako na isama na siya para magka tulungan kami and tsaka na lang kunin si baby pag medyo okay na kami.  Ano ba mas okay mga sis, ako muna or isama ko na si husband?  (Im not sure pa if i a allow ni embassy to na i cha change ko to "accompanying" dependent na si husband.) Destination is Winnipeg. TIA

sarsingkit

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #285 on: February 07, 2015, 12:19:25 am »
^Depende sis, kung may trustworthy kayo na mapag-iiwanan sa baby, isama mo na si husband mo sis. At least dalawa kayo. Isa man sa inyo makakuha ng work, eh di ok. Kung mag-isa ka lang kasi, magrerely ka lang sa sarili mo diba. Anong work ba ang balak nyo I-pursue?

IamDindin

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« Reply #286 on: February 07, 2015, 08:52:47 am »
^Hi sis. :)  Yun nga ang iniisip ko, parang mas ok kung kami nang 2 ang pumunta para madali maka ipon at settle.  Gusto ko sana sa opisina, pero alam ko hindi madaling makapasok sa office so kahit anong work willing kami.  Travel Agent ako, IT naman si husband.  We know din naman na hindi namin ma pa practice yung profession namin pagdating dyan, kaya kahit anong work ok lang sa amin. Sana payagan ni embassy na i change ko sya to accompanying dependent.

chocochips1

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« Reply #287 on: February 18, 2015, 10:11:34 am »
ano bang okay na private insurance in British Columbia? yung temp lang while on waiting period sa Medicare pag migrate namin.
« Last Edit: February 23, 2015, 10:28:51 am by chocochips1 »

lonelymiss28

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« Reply #288 on: February 19, 2015, 12:35:42 pm »
^may medical issue ba ang pupunta (like asthma, uti etc.)or required ba sa application? Kung wala naman i would not recommend na kumuha ng insurance kasi mga 2 months lang naman makukuha mo na medicare card mo e. Yung kapatid ko kasi required so kinunan ko sakitin pa yun partida pagdating dito kahit sipon ubo wala naka 2 winter na sya di nagkakasakit. Binayad ko sa insurance nya $265 a month. So anlaki din. Pwede rin na pagdating mo rito saka ka na maghanap madami naman e.

mrsB

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« Reply #289 on: February 19, 2015, 02:17:34 pm »
^Ako naman, I won't risk it. Minsan hindi mo kasi alam kung kelan ka matitiyempuhan ng sakit eh. Nakakatakot kapag walang insurance.

berrycherry

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« Reply #290 on: February 22, 2015, 08:22:30 pm »
Ask ko lang po kung paano ang healthcare system sa canada (toronto).. Paki explain naman po.. Tnx ;D

crzysxycl

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« Reply #291 on: February 22, 2015, 08:33:45 pm »
Hi sisses. I want to work sana in Canada para makaipon at makuha ko rin sana yung family ko kung papalarin. Question po, how do I start? Saan pwede mag apply na hindi po ako maloloko? I am currently an IT consultant, pero kahit simple office clerk basta ok ang ang sahod pwede na ako. Thank you.

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« Reply #292 on: February 23, 2015, 07:00:08 am »
^^if you are a newly landed immigrant, will will not be covered by OHIP (Onario health insurance) for a couple of months. After that you will have to apply for a health card. Every time you go to a doctor, present your health card, you will not pay anything. What is covered by ohip are medical check-up, xray, ultrasound, blood, urine, etc kinds of test. If you get pregnant you dont pay when you give birth. If na-confine ka for any kind of illness, that's covered also.

What is not covered is any kind of dental exam, preventive maintenance, bunot, pasta and the like. You can buy separate insurance for this or you can be provided by your company.


chocochips1

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #293 on: February 23, 2015, 11:25:17 am »
^may medical issue ba ang pupunta (like asthma, uti etc.)or required ba sa application? Kung wala naman i would not recommend na kumuha ng insurance kasi mga 2 months lang naman makukuha mo na medicare card mo e. Yung kapatid ko kasi required so kinunan ko sakitin pa yun partida pagdating dito kahit sipon ubo wala naka 2 winter na sya di nagkakasakit. Binayad ko sa insurance nya $265 a month. So anlaki din. Pwede rin na pagdating mo rito saka ka na maghanap madami naman e.

wala naman po existing medical issue, pero we dont want to take a risk din kasi.

mrsB

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #294 on: February 23, 2015, 12:43:39 pm »
Hi sisses. I want to work sana in Canada para makaipon at makuha ko rin sana yung family ko kung papalarin. Question po, how do I start? Saan pwede mag apply na hindi po ako maloloko? I am currently an IT consultant, pero kahit simple office clerk basta ok ang ang sahod pwede na ako. Thank you.

Naku, pinapauwi na po ang mga Temporary Foreign Workers dito. By April, sobrang dami na ang uuwi. Desperado na nga sila, hindi malaman kung ano ang gagawin.

Also, noong nagha-hire pa sila ng temporary workers, hindi sila kumukuha ng office workers. Blue collar jobs lang talaga (mostly fastfood crew). Kahit nga mga permanent resident dito ay hindi basta basta makakakuha ng office job, kailangan ng Canadian experience o mag-aral pa uli. Ang mga new immigrants talagang survival jobs lang muna ang nakukuha.


berrycherry

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #295 on: February 23, 2015, 02:48:39 pm »
^^if you are a newly landed immigrant, will will not be covered by OHIP (Onario health insurance) for a couple of months. After that you will have to apply for a health card. Every time you go to a doctor, present your health card, you will not pay anything. What is covered by ohip are medical check-up, xray, ultrasound, blood, urine, etc kinds of test. If you get pregnant you dont pay when you give birth. If na-confine ka for any kind of illness, that's covered also.

What is not covered is any kind of dental exam, preventive maintenance, bunot, pasta and the like. You can buy separate insurance for this or you can be provided by your company.



Thanks a lot for the infos..

Question again. If pasta ng ngipin or bunot, or medicine, mura lang ba if ever na wala pa kameng insurance..
« Last Edit: February 23, 2015, 02:54:24 pm by berrycherry »

sarsingkit

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #296 on: February 24, 2015, 12:46:50 am »
I work for an insurance company and most companies in Alberta are either terminating or downgrading their benefits para sa empleyado para makatipid. Oil prices are just a pain.

Sis crzysxycl, If you have friends or relatives living in Manitoba then you can qualify for Provincial Nominee. Makakapunta ka sa Manitoba pero hindi guaranteed ang work. Ikaw na ang bahala sa sarili mo pagdating mo. Pero ok na rin at least andito ka na. Plus Permanent Resident agad ang status nyan.

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« Reply #297 on: February 24, 2015, 09:47:13 am »
Thanks a lot for the infos..

Question again. If pasta ng ngipin or bunot, or medicine, mura lang ba if ever na wala pa kameng insurance..

Medo may kamahalan, min siguro for simple case bunot $100++ - though I'm not really certain since we have coverage. root canal is probably 1k++.
but normally before bunot or pasta is performed, meron pa xray which is a separate pay. Sa gamot naman, kahit hindi dental related yan, if there is prescription, there is pharmacy dispensing fee, this is an additional cost to the cost of the meds itself.

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« Reply #298 on: February 24, 2015, 09:49:42 am »
another concern ko pala if ever na matuloy na kami mag migrate, saan ko kaya pwede ipacontinue yung adjustment ng braces ko? 3 years na kasi and im currently overseas kaya ang tagal ng progress.

There are a lot of orthodontics here so they can continue with your treatment.

chocochips1

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA 2: Tips and Stories
« Reply #299 on: February 24, 2015, 10:52:58 am »
^ expensive kaya? anyways, no choice naman ako but to continue.

 

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