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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Sandypat: 1:36am On Feb 13, 2019
Hello, please has anyone used emergency travel certificate recently and how long was the processing time..
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by heiphe: 12:48pm On Feb 13, 2019
hellu everyone,
can someone please share a doctor`s contact, I need a doctor`s correspondence asap, as I intend to submit my application asap, any province is fine as a I don't have province in mind, I just want a dual citizenship for my baby.. PLEASE DONT PASS ME BY..
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Greatg0809: 1:00pm On Feb 13, 2019
Please sorry how much is visa fee, and how is paper route done pls Dnt be angry
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by happyme31: 2:51pm On Feb 13, 2019
Etha11:
Dear All,

I have carefully and religiously followed the thread and must say a lot have been learnt from all your honest contributions.

However, my case is a bit different and will still appreciate your honest advise.

Just got married in Dec 2018 and all docs still have my name as I'm yet to do change of name. Me and hubby intend doing the Canadian PR and about to start the processing. Now, I'm 8weeks pregnant and a lil confused on which to do.

My questions pls:

1. Do I apply for tourist visa and deliver my baby in Canada and continue with the PR process afterwards ( Will my baby's status in anyway improve our chances)?

2. Do we still continue with the PR process and hope we get it before EDD in September? Is there any implication starting application with 2 fam member and increasing after childbirth?

3. Or proceed with the PR application and plan to give birth in USA?

I'm really confused. Please help.
Thank you.


In my opinion, there is no need going to Canada to give birth again since you plan on immigrating via Express Entry because your child will get PR and then eventually get citizenship.
If your concern is for medical care, use a good hospital here in Nigeria.

In all I would save the money if I were in your shoes.
Have your degree (s) evaluated and quickly start studying to write IELTS.

Yes you can add your newborn to your application at any time. No implications whatsoever.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Beautyaddy: 3:06pm On Feb 13, 2019
happyme31:



In my opinion, there is no need going to Canada to give birth again since you plan on immigrating via Express Entry because your child will get PR and then eventually get citizenship.
If your concern is for medical care, use a good hospital here in Nigeria.

In all I would save the money if I were in your shoes.
Have your degree (s) evaluated and write IELTS.

Etha11...Take this very thoughtful advice and run with it.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jennymee(f): 6:47pm On Feb 14, 2019
I have been a silent reader of this page, applied for US visa but was denied based on the last bill I received after I had my princess in 2015. I reluctantly applied for �� TRV, submitted on the 26th, biometric message received on the 27th , biometrics done on the 29th. Visa approved today, 14th February. I am heading to Edmonton by first week for in March.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jayfierce(m): 7:19pm On Feb 14, 2019
jennymee:
I have been a silent reader of this page, applied for US visa but was denied based on the last bill I received after I had my princess in 2015. I reluctantly applied for �� TRV, submitted on the 26th, biometric message received on the 27th , biometrics done on the 29th. Visa approved today, 14th February. I am heading to Edmonton by first week for in March.
Congratulations. Did you declare for birthing?
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jossy404: 7:21pm On Feb 14, 2019
Congrats at least we can breath a sigh of relief......did you apply online or it's paper route..?

jennymee:
I have been a silent reader of this page, applied for US visa but was denied based on the last bill I received after I had my princess in 2015. I reluctantly applied for �� TRV, submitted on the 26th, biometric message received on the 27th , biometrics done on the 29th. Visa approved today, 14th February. I am heading to Edmonton by first week for in March.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jennymee(f): 7:27pm On Feb 14, 2019
jossy404:
Congrats at least we can breath a sigh of relief......did you apply online or it's paper route..?

i did online application. Submitted my Bank of America statement which had about 5k + dollars and about 1.7m naira in my Nairaland account. Hope this helps someone

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Candybright: 9:30pm On Feb 14, 2019
jennymee:
i did online application. Submitted my Bank of America statement which had about 5k + dollars and about 1.7m naira in my Nairaland account. Hope this helps someone
congrats, this is good news. What documents did you submit and what was your reason for travel?

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jennymee(f): 6:34am On Feb 15, 2019
jayfierce:
Congratulations. Did you declare for birthing?
No I didn't! I didn't want to complicate issues mbok!
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by justwise(m): 7:11am On Feb 15, 2019
jennymee:
No I didn't! I didn't want to complicate issues mbok!

Actually you are complicating issues for yourself and other Nigerians.

The US birthing route is almost closed because of this type of misrepresentation and very soon Canada will slam the door on Nigerians as well.

We Nigerians are our own worst enemies.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jennymee(f): 8:12am On Feb 15, 2019
justwise:


Actually you are complicating issues for yourself and other Nigerians.

The US birthing route is almost closed because of this type of misrepresentation and very soon Canada will slam the door on Nigerians as well.

We Nigerians are our own worst enemies.

Hellooooo... we all know that Canada is not like the US where you can clearly indicate purpose of travel and because there is actually no place in the application where you indicate birthing as reason for visit. I will eventually declare at POE because pregnancy can not be hidden. I am not complicating issues for anyone! If you are comfortable to indicate purpose of visit as birth, please go ahead other wise follow your heart. More reason I don't like to comment on public forum. Abeg it's a Friday let me enjoy the weekend in peace.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Hotstepper(f): 8:26am On Feb 15, 2019
Congratulations!.

Canada has started to stamp 5 days for people who got tourist visa and come to the airport to say vacation and then birth. So i know people who came in for like a week to use the tourist visa then went bk to naija nd will be coming bk in March for birthing

Let us try and not spoil this thing. It is already in the media and i think they r being watchful now. Wishing u a safe trip .

please feel free to share and people will use their own discretion for their own application .




jennymee:


Hellooooo... we all know that Canada is not like the US where you can clearly indicate purpose of travel and because there is actually no place in the application where you indicate birthing as reason for visit. I will eventually declare at POE because pregnancy can not be hidden. I am not complicating issues for anyone! If you are comfortable to indicate purpose of visit as birth, please go ahead other wise follow your heart. More reason I don't like to comment on public forum. Abeg it's a Friday let me enjoy the weekend in peace.
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Greatg0809: 8:27am On Feb 15, 2019
jennymee:


Hellooooo... we all know that Canada is not like the US where you can clearly indicate purpose of travel and because there is actually no place in the application where you indicate birthing as reason for visit. I will eventually declare at POE because pregnancy can not be hidden. I am not complicating issues for anyone! If you are comfortable to indicate purpose of visit as birth, please go ahead other wise follow your heart. More reason I don't like to comment on public
forum. Abeg it's a Friday let me enjoy the weekend in peace.
Please my dear I sent you an email, biko check, thank u
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jennymee(f): 8:31am On Feb 15, 2019
Hotstepper:
Congratulations!.

Canada has started to stamp 5 days for people who got tourist visa and come to the airport to say vacation and then birth. So i know people who came in for like a week to use the tourist visa then went bk to naija nd will be coming bk in March for birthing

Let us try and not spoil this thing. It is already in the media and i think they r being watchful now. Wishing u a safe trip .

please feel free to share and people will use their own discretion for their own application .


Thank you very much hotstepper for the info. You have been very helpful. I am not due till may and exactly my intention to come in for about 2 weeks so I can get a doctor and the head back in late April.

Thanks once again God bless you more

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by justwise(m): 9:05am On Feb 15, 2019
jennymee:


Hellooooo... we all know that Canada is not like the US where you can clearly indicate purpose of travel and because there is actually no place in the application where you indicate birthing as reason for visit. I will eventually declare at POE because pregnancy can not be hidden. I am not complicating issues for anyone! If you are comfortable to indicate purpose of visit as birth, please go ahead other wise follow your heart. More reason I don't like to comment on public forum. Abeg it's a Friday let me enjoy the weekend in peace.

Of course visa application forms has a space to indicate purpose of traveling either tourist, business or medical and a blank space for additional information.

You chooses not to indicate it because you don't want to.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by OmoBendel24: 11:38am On Feb 15, 2019
Akorkor:
Please which one is better way to say. Tourism and medical or ordinary tourism. I am actually going going for childbirth. Please advise @omobendel,hotstepper

Painful as this is to me, I really don't know how to in good conscience from recent "unprovoked" developments advise on this, don't want to go against the norm and also don't want to push the norm.... Obey your convictions if you will!

I somehow have observed it's almost game over for us (in a matter of a short while) for no concretely explainable reason. Sighs!

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by OmoBendel24: 11:39am On Feb 15, 2019
justwise:


Of course visa application forms has a space to indicate purpose of traveling either tourist, business or medical and a blank space for additional information.

You chooses not to indicate it because you don't want to.

And this is true, bitter truth.... But!
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by justwise(m): 11:58am On Feb 15, 2019
Akorkor:
Please which one is better way to say. Tourism and medical or ordinary tourism. I am actually going going for childbirth. Please advise @omobendel,hotstepper

Childbirth/medical and that is the truth.

Please lets try and clean our image as Nigerians as the rest of the world are sick and tired of our abuse of any constituted authority

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Temi231(f): 12:09pm On Feb 15, 2019
justwise:


Childbirth/medical and that is the truth.

Please lets try and clean our image as Nigerians as the rest of the world are sick and tired of our abuse of any constituted authority

This is true and fact. There is a space for others which you can indicate Visit and Medical. It is well with us all. Thanks, @justwise and omobendel.

If dem go give you, dey will so why lying in the first instance. To give birth abroad should not be a do or die affairs. We should try and redeemed our image as a Nigerians everywhere.

May God help us all

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by GlitzG: 6:32pm On Feb 15, 2019
Hi everyone,
Obviously I have a lot of questions and from reading so many posts here, am really scared. I just bumped into this thread few hours ago and I feel I have made a mistake already. My fiancée is 4month pregnant and I will love it if she can give birth in Canada. I saw an had for a traveling agent and cos of my excitement, I paid for part Payment for both of our visa processing. Now the questions I have now

1- they require marriage certificate which we don’t have yet cos we planned on getting married officially 6month after she puts to bed. I made enquiries about registry and was told it will take 21business days for that to happen. Is there any way around this or it’s not necessary we go for registry

2. We don’t have any travel history at all. Can this cause a visa denial?

3- she is still using her name cos we ain’t married yet and we want to go as a couple. What can be done?.

Please house, help us out cos all this comments am reading from here makes me think I made a big mistake by paying commitment to the travel agency.

@hotstepper @justwise
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jaykinde: 7:54pm On Feb 15, 2019
jennymee:
i did online application. Submitted my Bank of America statement which had about 5k + dollars and about 1.7m naira in my Nairaland account. Hope this helps someone
So I can actually submit two bank statement dollar and naira although in my case both Nigerian accounts
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jaykinde: 8:01pm On Feb 15, 2019
jennymee:
I have been a silent reader of this page, applied for US visa but was denied based on the last bill I received after I had my princess in 2015. I reluctantly applied for �� TRV, submitted on the 26th, biometric message received on the 27th , biometrics done on the 29th. Visa approved today, 14th February. I am heading to Edmonton by first week for in March.
Hey, hopefully I will get my visa soon, but I am also heading to Edmonton. Please did you use Doctors appointment letter for your visa processing and will you please share Hospital and Dr contact with me
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Candybright: 8:41pm On Feb 15, 2019
GlitzG:
Hi everyone,
Obviously I have a lot of questions and from reading so many posts here, am really scared. I just bumped into this thread few hours ago and I feel I have made a mistake already.

go ahead, get married and proceed with your application. 21days is not that long, that's about one month.
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by jaykinde: 8:43pm On Feb 15, 2019
Una well done Oh.

Please I have some questions, and need your help. In 2016 I actually wanted to give birth to my first child in Canada but somehow they denied me visa.My friend studying at that time gave me an invite they had their list of reasons which I can't remember and no access to the page cos it is now closed. My application was March 2016 without US visa. I finally got US that same March so I had my LO June 2016 in US. I also have a valid visa cos I did dropbox April 2018 renewed with out any issue. But I want to reapply with out any invite for Tourism and Childbirth I intend to declare. I am due in May. Please any tips/hints and information will be appreciated. @justwise @hotstepper please guide me
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Greatg0809: 8:49pm On Feb 15, 2019
Please is online route better, I don’t mean faster I mean better like in terms of approving visa
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by GlitzG: 8:58pm On Feb 15, 2019
Candybright:
go ahead, get married and proceed with your application. 21days is not that long, that's about one month.

thank you for your response. I called the registry office this evening and spoke with a guy, he told me I can do the 7days instead of 21days but the 7days is more expensive. I think I will try it out
Re: Giving Birth In Canada by placebo(f): 9:18am On Feb 16, 2019
Apologies for the long post. I have been following this thread for a while and I would like to share my visa story. As soon as I got pregnant Q3, 2018, I decided to give Canada a try as my USA visa was going to expire at the end of the year and I also travel a lot for work so I couldn’t afford to drop my passport for an extended period of time.

I submitted my online application on the 9th of November in the country where I work (mainly because they have a processing period of 16 days). These are the supporting documents that I recall submitting;
Marriage certificate
Change of name
Employment letter
Work ID card
Letter of introduction from my office
3 months payslips
Statement of account (about $20k at the time)
Shares statement(about $11k although value has dropped now)
International insurance letter of introduction
Letter of invitation from my friend
Letter of explanation
Past medical reports from nigeria

I chose ‘Others’ and stated medical tourism in my online application. In my letter of explanation, I also stated that the sole purpose of visit was childbirth. I however found out after submission that there was no biometric center in that country so I had to wait till I returned to Nigeria in December where I eventually did my biometrics on the 10th of December, 2018.

On the 21st of December, I received a letter from the Embassy stating that I will need to replace my letter of invitation with one from a doctor or hospital stating availability and cost. I believe I sort help from here but didn’t get much feedback. After trying for days to get a letter of invitation, I decided to just write another letter of explanation stating my appointment details and cost. I also got my insurance to send a guarantee of payment to my hospital of choice. ( I attached this document to my LOE)

On the 24th of January 2019, My visa application was approved and I was asked to submit my passport.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by folmus: 10:15am On Feb 16, 2019
placebo:
Apologies for the long post. I have been following this thread for a while and I would like to share my visa story. As soon as I got pregnant Q3, 2018, I decided to give Canada a try as my USA visa was going to expire at the end of the year and I also travel a lot for work so I couldn’t afford to drop my passport for an extended period of time.

I submitted my online application on the 9th of November in the country where I work (mainly because they have a processing period of 16 days). These are the supporting documents that I recall submitting;
Marriage certificate
Change of name
Employment letter
Work ID card
Letter of introduction from my office
3 months payslips
Statement of account (about $20k at the time)
Shares statement(about $11k although value has dropped now)
International insurance letter of introduction
Letter of invitation from my friend
Letter of explanation
Past medical reports from nigeria

I chose ‘Others’ and stated medical tourism in my online application. In my letter of explanation, I also stated that the sole purpose of visit was childbirth. I however found out after submission that there was no biometric center in that country so I had to wait till I returned to Nigeria in December where I eventually did my biometrics on the 10th of December, 2018.

On the 21st of December, I received a letter from the Embassy stating that I will need to replace my letter of invitation with one from a doctor or hospital stating availability and cost. I believe I sort help from here but didn’t get much feedback. After trying for days to get a letter of invitation, I decided to just write another letter of explanation stating my appointment details and cost. I also got my insurance to send a guarantee of payment to my hospital of choice. ( I attached this document to my LOE)

On the 24th of January 2019, My visa application was approved and I was asked to submit my passport.

Congratulations!! Thanks for these details.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Candybright: 11:53am On Feb 16, 2019
Congratulations placebo .these Canadian embassy people should chill jare, shebi they need human beings in their country grin and we are helping them actualizetheir dream lol. In the long run, all these children may be so useful to their country as well cheesy grin they should stop denying medical visa. And another thing is that we may have to work harder to get doctor's that can write letter cos it's one of the requirement for visa application.

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Re: Giving Birth In Canada by Hotstepper(f): 5:02pm On Feb 16, 2019
Yayy! Congratulations........This shows that they give for birth tourism ...I live this testimony





placebo:
Apologies for the long post. I have been following this thread for a while and I would like to share my visa story. As soon as I got pregnant Q3, 2018, I decided to give Canada a try as my USA visa was going to expire at the end of the year and I also travel a lot for work so I couldn’t afford to drop my passport for an extended period of time.

I submitted my online application on the 9th of November in the country where I work (mainly because they have a processing period of 16 days). These are the supporting documents that I recall submitting;
Marriage certificate
Change of name
Employment letter
Work ID card
Letter of introduction from my office
3 months payslips
Statement of account (about $20k at the time)
Shares statement(about $11k although value has dropped now)
International insurance letter of introduction
Letter of invitation from my friend
Letter of explanation
Past medical reports from nigeria

I chose ‘Others’ and stated medical tourism in my online application. In my letter of explanation, I also stated that the sole purpose of visit was childbirth. I however found out after submission that there was no biometric center in that country so I had to wait till I returned to Nigeria in December where I eventually did my biometrics on the 10th of December, 2018.

On the 21st of December, I received a letter from the Embassy stating that I will need to replace my letter of invitation with one from a doctor or hospital stating availability and cost. I believe I sort help from here but didn’t get much feedback. After trying for days to get a letter of invitation, I decided to just write another letter of explanation stating my appointment details and cost. I also got my insurance to send a guarantee of payment to my hospital of choice. ( I attached this document to my LOE)

On the 24th of January 2019, My visa application was approved and I was asked to submit my passport.

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