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Hmmmm ok cuz I know I reply all email from NL. The drs name is Dr ayodele nd his no is
(905) 451-9486. Feel free to ask any further questions or help


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Hotstepper:
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Hmmmm ok cuz I know I reply all email from NL. The drs name is Dr ayodele nd his no is
(905) 451-9486. Feel free to ask any further questions or help


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hi, please check your mail box. I sent you a pm

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Pls can we make this giving birth in Canada a little more active.pls people that have info pls post as to help others.am neither married nor preggy but see a lot of people that actually want to birth in Canada but lack required info.God bless us all

Nicky01:
Pls can we make this giving birth in Canada a little more active.pls people that have info pls post as to help others.am neither married nor preggy but see a lot of people that actually want to birth in Canada but lack required info.God bless us all

People killed this thread because they refused to share info here just like US birth thread rather they send PMs.

I have given info here. It's now left for the people who used it to share their experience. I'm always here to answer questions and help as well.

Nicky01:
Pls can we make this giving birth in Canada a little more active.pls people that have info pls post as to help others.am neither married nor preggy but see a lot of people that actually want to birth in Canada but lack required info.God bless us all

@hotstepper

Pls I want to apply for Canadian visiting Visa. Will visa be denied cos one is pregnant(though not pregnant yet) and I want to give birth in Canada. Secondly, pls what documents do I need to apply for the visa and when do I apply?
Pls I need your email address so I can contact you.

prob30:
@hotstepper

Pls I want to apply for Canadian visiting Visa. Will visa be denied cos one is pregnant(though not pregnant yet) and I want to give birth in Canada. Secondly, pls what documents do I need to apply for the visa and when do I apply?
Pls I need your email address so I can contact you.

Don't let them know you're pregnant

Medical examination will be conducted by their designated hospitals for any immigrant. So how won't they discover that am pregnant?

prob30:
Medical examination will be conducted by their designated hospitals for any immigrant. So how won't they discover that am pregnant?

Meant planning

If you are not pregnant now, no need to say you are pregnant. If after getting the visa and in a long run, u become pregnant, then you have to notify them via email that you are preggy and would love to give birth in Canada. Make sure the reply you get to print it and have it with you cuz the immigration officer at the airport in Canada have all those details.

Let me know if you need anything. For application, go to http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visa.asp

prob30:
@hotstepper

Pls I want to apply for Canadian visiting Visa. Will visa be denied cos one is pregnant(though not pregnant yet) and I want to give birth in Canada. Secondly, pls what documents do I need to apply for the visa and when do I apply?
Pls I need your email address so I can contact you.

Hello Hotstepper, pls can I have ur email addy. In my case, I want to travel to Canada for studies and then have a child there before I complete my study- Postgraduate.
How will I do this please, coz I heard for student visa, u re screened at the airport to know if you are preggy or not.

I actually plan leaving after am 2-3 months pregnant. Pls nairalanders, I need your advice.

Thanks

Good Evening Nairalanders and all the canada gurus in the house,
I am 7+ pregnant, and i got a visiting visa to Canada, will I be allowed into Canada at the port of entry? a friend said canadian officals wont allow me into the country since i came on a visitor visa and not on medical grounds. please i need help fast....thanks

audreypatrick20:
Good Evening Nairalanders and all the canada gurus in the house,
I am 7+ pregnant, and i got a visiting visa to Canada, will I be allowed into Canada at the port of entry? a friend said canadian officals wont allow me into the country since i came on a visitor visa and not on medical grounds. please i need help fast....thanks

If your intention is to give birth in Canada, it is very, very likely you won't be allowed in.
Note: there is a thread on giving birth in the US:https://www.nairaland.com/617280/give-birth-usa-cost-procedure

Have u gotten your student visa yet? Nobody will be screening you to know if you are at the airport. Your school medical will also cover your delivery as well
Good luck

OGreene:
Hello Hotstepper, pls can I have ur email addy. In my case, I want to travel to Canada for studies and then have a child there before I complete my study- Postgraduate.
How will I do this please, coz I heard for student visa, u re screened at the airport to know if you are preggy or not.

I actually plan leaving after am 2-3 months pregnant. Pls nairalanders, I need your advice.

Thanks

That is not true. People who weren't allowed inside are those that lied and it also happens in the US as well. A family friend of mine I helped just came in yesterday with her hubby nd even da customs officer told dem he's happy they said the truth cuz a lot of Nigerians will come and lie when it is obvious why they came. It is not illegal to have a baby in Canada just have ur money, paid accommodation nd doctors appointment nd you are good to go. My family friend applied in Jan nd was given 4 yrs visiting visa. She was asked if the embassy in Nigeria knew she was preggy when she applied nd she said no cuz it was an online application and nowhere to input it. The key is to be truthful cuz ur visa application is in their system nd they will pull it is once they swip your passport. At 7monthd plus, r u sure any airline would agree to take u?

ifegy:


If your intention is to give birth in Canada, it is very, very likely you won't be allowed in.
Note: there is a thread on giving birth in the US:https://www.nairaland.com/617280/give-birth-usa-cost-procedure

ifegy:


If your intention is to give birth in Canada, it is very, very likely you won't be allowed in.
Note: there is a thread on giving birth in the US:https://www.nairaland.com/617280/give-birth-usa-cost-procedure

That is wrong info please. And what has that link got to do with giving birth in Canada? Two different countries.

Hotstepper:
That is not true. People who weren't allowed inside are those that lied and it also happens in the US as well. A family friend of mine I helped just came in yesterday with her hubby nd even da customs officer told dem he's happy they said the truth cuz a lot of Nigerians will come and lie when it is obvious why they came. It is not illegal to have a baby in Canada just have ur money, paid accommodation nd doctors appointment nd you are good to go. My family friend applied in Jan nd was given 4 yrs visiting visa. She was asked if the embassy in Nigeria knew she was preggy when she applied nd she said no cuz it was an online application and nowhere to input it. The key is to be truthful cuz ur visa application is in their system nd they will pull it is once they swip your passport. At 7monthd plus, r u sure any airline would agree to take u?

Hello, Do they issue 4 years visiting visa to Nigerians?

Yes, a family friend got 4 yrs with her hubby

shamecurls:



Hello, Do they issue 4 years visiting visa to Nigerians?

4 years visiting visa? will they be allowed to work withing these periods or just sit idly?

I'm also interested in this thread but people are not willing to give out any correct information.

4 yrs meaning within 4 yrs u can enter and leave Canada. Visiting visa doesn't give you the privilege to work

queenbet:
4 years visiting visa? will they be allowed to work withing these periods or just sit idly?

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What do u want to know?



quote author=Hembelembe post=31835919]I'm also interested in this thread but people are not willing to give out any correct information.[/quote]

Can someone please share her experience about securing a Canadian visa for birthing.

I doubt if it's possible cos d few pple I av seen apply for that, got their visa application, rejected. I might be wrong though

shamecurls:
Can someone please share her experience about securing a Canadian visa for birthing.

[quote author=Nita2013 post=31880606]I doubt if it's possible cos d few pple I av seen apply for that, got their visa application, rejected. I might be wrong though

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So how do one go about it? Best option?

[Thanks. I want to know d cost of giving birth in Canada, cheap hospitals and states quote author=Hotstepper post=31857443][
What do u want to know?



quote author=Hembelembe post=31835919]I'm also interested in this thread but people are not willing to give out any correct information.[/quote]

Apply and get d visa when u r not pregnant then go early.

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Nita2013:
Apply and get d visa when u r not pregnant then go early.

You are making things even more difficult for genuine applicants with advice like this

Justwise I give advise based on d experience of pple I kno av given birth in canada. I clearly stated "apply when u r not pregnant" I did not say apply when u r pregnant. If someone is not pregnant and apply for d visa, should d person state reason for application is childbirth?

justwise:


You are making things even more difficult for genuine applicants with advice like this