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Hi, Im busy sorting out things for our move to Saskatoon on a work permit on July 26th, and am wondering what sort of travel/health insurance I need to get or companies I can use for the 3 months before Sask plan kicks in?
Most of the companies I have been looking at say you need to be full time residents of the UK or EIRE to qualify. What did other work permit holders do?
Please help, regards Carrie-ann
Most of the companies I have been looking at say you need to be full time residents of the UK or EIRE to qualify. What did other work permit holders do?
Please help, regards Carrie-ann
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Are you sure you need it? I don't know but it sounds like you'd be in their "Special Class of Newcomers" under "non-immigrants who are in Canada in connection with their trade or profession. If you are among the groups identified [above], you may be eligible for benefits from the date you move to Saskatchewan".
Might be worth checking with them before you shell out for private cover.
http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_benef...igibility.html
Might be worth checking with them before you shell out for private cover.
http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_benef...igibility.html
Hi, Im busy sorting out things for our move to Saskatoon on a work permit on July 26th, and am wondering what sort of travel/health insurance I need to get or companies I can use for the 3 months before Sask plan kicks in?
Most of the companies I have been looking at say you need to be full time residents of the UK or EIRE to qualify. What did other work permit holders do?
Please help, regards Carrie-ann
Most of the companies I have been looking at say you need to be full time residents of the UK or EIRE to qualify. What did other work permit holders do?
Please help, regards Carrie-ann
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Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Warman near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada











Are you sure you need it? I don't know but it sounds like you'd be in their "Special Class of Newcomers" under "non-immigrants who are in Canada in connection with their trade or profession. If you are among the groups identified [above], you may be eligible for benefits from the date you move to Saskatchewan".
Might be worth checking with them before you shell out for private cover.
http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_benef...igibility.html
Might be worth checking with them before you shell out for private cover.
http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_benef...igibility.html




