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Travel / Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Smithnow: 4:57pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Hotstepper:
Which dr and hospital did you use?
Still looking for doc and hospital toronto will be better. |
Travel / Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Smithnow: 4:53pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Hello House Pls provide hospital name and number which are accepting forgein patients on TOURIST VISAS.
Thanks |
Travel / Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Smithnow: 2:53pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
Pls give hospitals details in canada for which u quoted Thanks |
Travel / Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Smithnow: 2:49pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
naijaFrank: You can still get citizenship by birth in both countries. However, Canada is considering changing the law because of Chinese mostly, Even if they do debate it in congress, It would take years before it becomes law.
We had our first in Toronto and the second in Texas. Go with Canada.
If your child is born premature and requires intensive care in america, you will go bankrupt. Canada however automatically covers its citizens... So you only pay for your wife.
Also, Canada is more civilised. people are super nice and when the child grows, they will not be required to pay taxes unless they reside in Canada. whereas, the Yanks will still take their tax even if you live in the moon.
Now to the meat:
The way it works in North america, is you find a doctor first or a hospital can recommend affiliated doctors but you need to have a doctor before hospitals will sign u up. doctors usually prefer to see patients and know their history early before the 32nd week of pregnancy ~ so go early to avoid rejections.
average cost of doctor Toronto $2000 Texas $3000
average cost of hospital Toronto $4000 natural birth Texas $5000 natural birth, $7000 C section
If C section budget another $1500 for anaesthesiologist
If complication and baby is removed as a premature budget $2000 a day for intensive care in US and free in Canada. Baby can be there for months... luckily, ours stayed only 6 days in Texas... was not funny on the wallet.
The hospital will try to push Medicaid on you...if you touch american insurance, hospital is happy...they bill insurance company more but you will never get a US visa again. You are not qualified for this as a non resident...beware.
cost of living is similar
rent $1600 per month unfurnished for short lease 2 bedroom
2500 a month furnished
however, toronto has public transport so you can take the bus or subway to most places. america you drive or taxi...thats a fortune right there.
We've done both... If you have the choice, go with Canada. We regretted not returning to Canada for our second.
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