Thank you for you advise. I did not mention that all of us the parents are non Canadians and do are not permanent residents at the moment. Its only the mother who have multiple entry visa to Canada. In this case will the child still be given a citizenship by a fact that he is born in Canada soil?
Thank you for you advise. I did not mention that all of us the parents are non Canadians and do are not permanent residents at the moment. Its only the mother who have multiple entry visa to Canada. In this case will the child still be given a citizenship by a fact that he is born in Canada soil?
Thank you for you advise. I did not mention that all of us the parents are non Canadians and do are not permanent residents at the moment. Its only the mother who have multiple entry visa to Canada. In this case will the child still be given a citizenship by a fact that he is born in Canada soil?
Whether parents are not Canadians is irrelevant and whether the mother has a multiple entry visa is irrelevant any child born in Canada becomes a citizen. As visitors though be prepared for significant hospital costs for the birth, even more so if any issues.
Also even if the baby is born in the country that does not change any rights of the parents to stay in or visit the country. The parents will still be considered temporary visitors only allowed to stay in the country for the period authorised as visitors so important not to overstay without authorisation even if there are issues post birth.
Also future visits of parents still subject to the same visitor entry requirements regardless of the babys status plus will not improve parents chances of PR they would still need to qualify themselves.
Thank you very much. What is the likely cost of delivery? on average for normal delivery? and cesarean section? In which province is cost of delivery relatively cheaper?
That is more to do with people claiming citizenship through descent or born outside of the country when rules changed in the past as opposed to being born in Canada which means the child is a citizen from the outset http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/citizenship/rules/index.asp
Thank you very much. What is the likely cost of delivery? on average for normal delivery? and cesarean section? In which province is cost of delivery relatively cheaper?
Difficult to say as other than Google I have no knowledge but seems average for an uncomplicated birth could be 5-7k CDN whereas as a cesarean could go above 10-15k CDN plus any follow on. I expect there are some pre birth costs as well but as said have no knowledge . Travel insurance by the way would not cover these costs.
There are a few posts on this forum with the same question but as said I have no personal knowledge so others I am sure will comment.
As for which province could be cheaper a guess would be they are probably likely much the same cost wise . More important consideration as temporary visitors the validity of stay should be taken into account to remain legal and not overstay given just because the baby will be a citizen automatically doesnt mean the parents can overstay without following due process, especially if any complications. There will likely be a period post birth when it might not be advisable to fly for example.
were born outside Canada in the first generation to a Canadian parent on or after January 1, 1947, and you lost or never had citizenship due to former citizenship provisions
didn’t become a citizen on January 1, 1947
were born in Canada but weren’t a Canadian citizen at birth because:
one of your parents was a foreign diploma
neither of your parents was a permanent resident or Canadian citizen
were born outside Canada to a Canadian parent and were:
not already a Canadian citizen or you had lost your citizenship in the past
born in the second or subsequent generation (this includes people who failed to retain citizenship)
