Giving birth in Canada (No OHIP): With a Visitor Visa

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • Hi Guys,
    Thanks for watching. Most babies born in Canada automatically become Canadian citizens, I know a lot of people would like to give their babies more opportunities in the future by giving them a second nationality/passports.
    That is why I am sharing my experience of how I gave birth in Canada on a visiting visa as a Nigerian.
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Komentáře • 69

  • @ogesexy
    @ogesexy Před rokem +2

    Probably because of COVID crisis. The government wave out Hosiptal bill, but the doctors fee must be paid

  • @959623
    @959623 Před rokem +12

    Dede it wasn't free, I payed for you to give birth here in Canada. I hope your child will grow up and contribute to the Canadian economy in the future.

  • @keats65poems50
    @keats65poems50 Před rokem +1

    Good on you Dede - you made it . - it's always a miracle - yours, Andy

  • @tokeskitchen3830
    @tokeskitchen3830 Před rokem +2

    Love it here 😊
    New subbie 🎉

  • @niellaodum
    @niellaodum Před rokem

    New subscriber! 💃🏽 love your vibe

  • @walespeter7643
    @walespeter7643 Před rokem +1

    I really love your courage that was a big risky but we thank god every thing went well.
    Pls I want to beg you to pls reduce the sound of subscribe bells some of us are using ear iPod Is too loud to the hear pls.
    I look forward to see more videos thanks

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem

      Yes it was, but it all worked out. Completely understand I’ll turn it down

  • @Nkem2024
    @Nkem2024 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the video.
    The figures you mentioned was in what currency? Your statement are not consistent

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      The currency is CAD, which of the statement is not consistent?

  • @harpreetkaur-zn8hh
    @harpreetkaur-zn8hh Před 6 měsíci

    Can you explain full process … step by step how we contact doctor nd how we can give birth

  • @Nyamekye_
    @Nyamekye_ Před 8 měsíci +1

    Thanks for sharing. You still left your viewers hanging, though. You should have researched to find out why the government waved out your bill. The viewers want to know why and how because they want to learn, not just to hear. Congratulations!

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 8 měsíci

      I mentioned in the video that the bill was waived due to Covid.

    • @Nyamekye_
      @Nyamekye_ Před 8 měsíci

      @@Detomi_a Thank you for your answer. In fact, I heard from your video it was due to covid-19. Actually, my curiosity is finding out in what way covid-19 impacted the government decision making on wavering the bill. I speak in terms of provincial or national policy influenced by covid-19.

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 8 měsíci +1

      I might be wrong but I think it was an Ontario policy cause I know someone who gave birth around the same time as I did in Calgary whose fees were not waived.
      Bills were waived for people without OHIP due to the high number of people who were “trapped” on a visiting visa in the province as a result of the COVID lockdown

    • @Nyamekye_
      @Nyamekye_ Před 8 měsíci

      @@Detomi_a Makes sense. Thanks again.

  • @abbot7111
    @abbot7111 Před rokem +3

    Hi! I'm planning to come to Ontario, Canada in December as a tourist to give birth. I would like to know how much money should I have on my bank statement to show that I have sufficient funds for delivery. And the questions of immigration officers and your answers. Like did you say "I'm going to visit my family and deliver my baby here in Canada" then after that what did they say and what they ask for.

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Have as much money as possible, cause delivery cost is variable based on how delivery goes it can range from a low amount to a higher amount.
      Yes, I mentioned I was visiting family and coming to have my baby. I was just asked to show documentation of the family I was visiting and given access

    • @ishaqfarooq3624
      @ishaqfarooq3624 Před 8 měsíci

      Any update for cost

    • @smulestar
      @smulestar Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@ishaqfarooq362430,000$

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 8 měsíci +2

      Cost varies depending on the hospital you would be making use of. So far on average is about 20,000-30,000 CAD

    • @javeriaanwar3815
      @javeriaanwar3815 Před 7 měsíci

      @abbot7111 ??

  • @mjkidsng6204
    @mjkidsng6204 Před rokem +1

    Hello. Please how long did your visa application take? Did you indicate in the application forms that you were going to give birth? Also which airline let you on board at 37 weeks? Did they require medical report to confirm how many weeks pregnant you are? I look forward to your response. Thank you

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +2

      Hi, visa application took about a month(this was Covid era). I did not indicate as I have family here in Canada.
      I flew with Lufthansa and got a medical fit to fly from port health authority

  • @Simplementchristelle
    @Simplementchristelle Před 8 měsíci

    Please be honest. People will come here thinking it's going to be free and end up in big trouble.

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 8 měsíci

      If you watched the whole video you would see where I stated this was a covid relief and also how much it would cost on average to give birth here.
      People are advised to carry out their research before making such a trip.

  • @deodatarjune357
    @deodatarjune357 Před 7 měsíci

    Hello...Im trying to find an OBGY in Scarborough...u have an recommendation

  • @belloolanike4929
    @belloolanike4929 Před 10 měsíci

    Please which province are you, am presently planning to move to manitoba to give birth to my baby but i dont know how to go about it, am on a work permit visa and presently at Ontario.

  • @momentswithdeee
    @momentswithdeee Před rokem +1

    Lovely video 👍 what was the cost for scans, lab and doctors. Also I’d like to ask, did you do antenatal checkups prior to your giving birth and if yes, what was the cost

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      Each scan was about 80CAD, lab test was about 120 CAD.
      Yes I did antenatal checkups but wasn’t billed for those at the clinic I used

    • @momentswithdeee
      @momentswithdeee Před rokem

      @@Detomi_a thank you for the swift response ☺️

    • @kayodebolaji2322
      @kayodebolaji2322 Před rokem

      Please kindly share the name of the hospital used and doctor's contact

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem

      I used Ottawa Hospital General Campus, I don’t have the contact of the doctor I used.

  • @evemaria8971
    @evemaria8971 Před rokem +1

    How much did you have at the port of entry that was not enough🤔🤔 and how much is required if you may answer me plz

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      Last I checked there is no required amount to have. I had cash enough to cover the doctors fee

  • @olaide1521
    @olaide1521 Před rokem

    Hello thanks for the video.
    Please how long did it take for the clinic to contact you back that they could take you after reaching out to them?
    And did you self refer yourself to the clinic where you got an OB/GYN to see you or did you have to get a family doctor refer you to the clinic?
    I'm somewhat in this position just moved to Canada, I'm 31 weeks pregnant. I do have OHIP. I got a family doctor in a walk in clinic to refer me to an OB but yet to get a callback... To be fair its just been about 48hrs the referral was sent and i was told to give it like a week. Do I keep contacting other places while waiting for a response or wait till i get a positive or negative reply? I'd really appreciate your reply. Thanks

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      Hi Olaide, I got a verbal acceptance when i called the office asking if they were taking non-insured patients.
      I didn’t need a referral as I had informed them I was uninsured and visiting the country so had no family doctor.
      I’ll advise you reach out to your family doctor to get an update on the referral.

  • @permanente.minkah1504
    @permanente.minkah1504 Před 3 měsíci

    Did you declare you were 37 weeks pregnant to the airline when you were travelling?

  • @aimscreche3683
    @aimscreche3683 Před rokem

    Did you declare at the POE that you were going in to give birth or for a visit?

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      I stated both, I have family based here and I was heavily pregnant.

  • @sharonsamuels7074
    @sharonsamuels7074 Před 11 měsíci

    So arriving Canada, is it okay to let the immigration know that you are pregnant? Even when yiur pregnancy isnt obvious?

  • @tamuno3541
    @tamuno3541 Před 11 měsíci

    Please can you assist with a contact at Nigerian embassy in Ottawa? I need to get my baby's ETC for travel

  • @sharonsamuels7074
    @sharonsamuels7074 Před 11 měsíci

    Hello dear, i have some questions to ask. *pls i would like to know if i will be needing any history report from my doctor in nigeria before i get into Canada? *Or i will just get into Canada and try getting a doctor there dir all s check's?
    *Then plss do i need to pay like half of my hospital bill to the hospital before getting to Canada?
    * will the hospital ask for proof of my accommodation for me and my baby?
    *Pls last question, pls give me an estimate of total money i would pay for everything once i get into yhe hospital.

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 11 měsíci

      Hi 1. You would need you medical report from Nigeria
      2. Some hospitals require you to pay a deposit upfront
      3. The hospital shouldn’t ask for your accommodation status.
      4. Estimate varies depending on how the delivery goes but it ranges from 15,000CAD and above. Usually way more than that.

  • @Simplementchristelle
    @Simplementchristelle Před 8 měsíci +1

    The bill will come and your sister in law will be in trouble as it will be mailed to her address

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před 8 měsíci

      I had my baby over 2.5years ago and so far no bill whatsoever. I also have a MyChart account where I saw the bill going down till it was completely waived.
      I have been in Canada for almost 2 years and I am owing zero dollars for childcare(confirmed by the hospital).

    • @Simplementchristelle
      @Simplementchristelle Před 8 měsíci +1

      Okay. No problem and good for you if that's what happened. My only issue is that it's misleading as people will hope the same happens for them when it is the first time I hear this. I have received hospital bills for family members I invited to visit me months after they left. Sometimes the process is slow but the bills always come. This is a special case not a general. My mom was here during covid and I paid all her hospital bills at that time. Hospital 🏥 can be very expensive in Canada 🇨🇦 just don't want people to fall into a trap. Sorry if I offended you.

    • @Inspiringminds4life
      @Inspiringminds4life Před 5 měsíci

      @@Detomi_amy chart account you talked about,is it a bank account ,I heard you will have to drop a credit card ,I don’t know how true it is ?

  • @BATOOLESK
    @BATOOLESK Před rokem

    When did u get into canada what week ? And did the immigration press you ?

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      This was in 2021, immigration just asked the typical question- where I would be staying and how much I was coming in with.

  • @eprivate1599
    @eprivate1599 Před 6 měsíci

    Una nor get light there? Come back to Nigeria, We have light now 24/7.

  • @rosedibal6131
    @rosedibal6131 Před rokem

    Please what questions were you asked at the immigration? thank you

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      Hi, questions were centred around what I was coming to do in Canada, who I would be staying with and how I planned to pay for the delivery.

  • @maryifarajimi937
    @maryifarajimi937 Před rokem

    What if I don't have a relative that can invite me over

  • @rudyanntee
    @rudyanntee Před rokem

    Are you allowed to pay the hospital bill in parts or are you forced to pay up front?

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem

      Yes, payments can be made in installments.

    • @rudyanntee
      @rudyanntee Před rokem +1

      @@Detomi_a Do you know if it affects your visitors visa for exiting and entering Canada if the bill is not paid in full?

  • @buuzinta
    @buuzinta Před 2 měsíci

    Any reason you needed to reach out to midwife?

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před měsícem

      Not exactly, I just wanted to have a plan in place before I arrived.

  • @maryifarajimi937
    @maryifarajimi937 Před rokem +1

    This is a Miracle. Can you find out if it's still free?

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      Hi, can’t speak on if the government is still covering medical bills at this moment.

    • @BATOOLESK
      @BATOOLESK Před rokem +1

      I contacted multiple hospitals . You will have to pay a deposit upfront , and if its an emergency they will bill you after the delivery

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +2

      I worked with a clinic first , and only used the hospital for delivery so I never had to pay upfront.

    • @BATOOLESK
      @BATOOLESK Před rokem +1

      @@Detomi_a can you pls inform us with the name of the clinic or how to find a clinic willing to accept visitors ? Iam having a very hard time

    • @Detomi_a
      @Detomi_a  Před rokem +1

      @@BATOOLESK The clinic i used is listed in the description box. You'll just have to do a lot of research and reach out to as many hospitals/clinics/midwives as you can

  • @preciousiroegbu523
    @preciousiroegbu523 Před 10 měsíci

    Hi sis I would love to find out more about this opportunity. Can I kindly have a private chat with you on this thanks

  • @euniceocharo791
    @euniceocharo791 Před rokem +2

    That bell is so annoying