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Yes, if you remain in Canada during your LOA, you must be covered by health insurance. You can opt-in to the International Health Insurance (IHI) plan while on an LOA. Please, contact us through the .

Yes: New students getprior to the start of their first term at 缅北强奸. To obtain the complimentary coverage please activate your IHI coverage on Minerva.

If you are an international student and/or your dependents who is/are arriving in Canada more than 2 weeks before the start of your first term and require health insurance coverage, you may purchase a plan for visitors. This plan can be purchased from Quebec Blue Cross. For more information and to purchase this plan, please review 听.

You may add your dependents upon arrival in Canada by contacting .

Yes, but coverage is limited.听If you or your spouse were not insured by the Medavie Blue Cross International Health Insurance plan or听by a similar benefit from a group insurance plan offered by a recognized听Canadian educational institution听during the previous academic year,听maternity benefits听-听including delivery听-听are insured if normal delivery takes place during the听first 30 weeks following initial registration in the plan up to a maximum听of $20,000.听Please be aware that medical and hospital costs are extremely high for non-residents of Canada and financial plans should be made prior to your arrival to Canada.

YES. Most prenatal-related expenses and delivery, including midwife services, are covered under the international health insurance plan if the normal delivery takes place after the first 30 weeks of the initial registration to the international health insurance plan. For more details on the coverage related to pregnancy, please refer to page 10听of the听Medavie Blue Cross Handbook.

Please take note it become common practice in Quebec that hospitals, clinics and birthing center to request upfront fees for maternity care and deposit for delivery.

YES. Any expenses directly or indirectly related to a pre-existing condition are payable to a lifetime maximum of $20,000 for each pre-existing condition. Please refer to the听Medavie Blue Cross Handbook听page 6听for more details.

Yes, undergraduate international students are automatically covered by the听听or, for students enrolled in a program at the Macdonald Campus, the听. Graduate international students have the听. Students wishing to opt out of the dental plan may do so at听. International Student Services is not involved in the administration of Student Societies dental plans.听Please note that exchange students are听not听eligible to opt-in to 缅北强奸's听dental plan.

Medavie Blue Cross (insurance company) reimburses students鈥� medical expenses according to the Quebec rate meaning that if you use a 鈥減ublic鈥� hospital or the Student Wellness Hub, Medavie Blue Cross will reimburse that expense according to the Quebec rate. If you go to a private clinic or off-campus clinic the rates tend to be higher than what a 鈥減ublic鈥� institution would charge therefore you will not get full reimbursement for your medical expenses. We recommend always checking your coverage limitations with the Medavie Blue Cross insurance provider before setting up your visit at an off-campus clinic. Medavie Blue Cross customer service can be reached at鈥�1-888-873-9200.

Please note, that hospitals in the Montreal area and the Student Wellness Hub invoice Medavie Blue Cross directly.

YES. A pre-authorization is mandatory in order to confirm coverage and validate the terms of payment. A听Pre-Authorization Request form听must be filled out听prior听to any planned hospitalizations or surgeries and sent to Medavie Blue Cross. Failure to submit this form will automatically result in a denial of the claim.

If you are a Canadian citizen you do not need to be covered by the International Health Insurance plan, regardless of your place of residence.

However, non-resident Canadian students who are not eligible for a Canadian health plan and have no insurance coverage or whose private insurance is not sufficient, have the听option听of enrolling on 缅北强奸's International Student Health Insurance Plan. To do so, they must complete an online registration form听no later than听September 30听(Fall Term) or听January 30听(Winter Term) or May 31 (Summer term).

It is a requirement from Immigration Quebec that all international students maintain health and hospitalization insurance in Quebec听during the entire validity period of your CAQ. All undergraduate students maintain active student status during the summer term, regardless of whether they are registered in courses or not during the summer term.

All claims must be received by Medavie Blue Cross Insurance no later than 90 days after the end of the policy year in which the claims were incurred or 90 days after the end of your coverage, whichever is sooner. Full-year coverage ends Aug. 31 of the current academic year. If you are submitting claims for services incurred before Sept. 1, your claims must be received by Medavie Blue Cross Insurance by Nov. 29 of the same year. If you are submitting claims for services incurred on Sept. 1, and onwards, your claims must be received by Medavie Blue Cross Insurance by Nov. 29 of the following year. For more information, please see page 19 of the Medavie Blue Cross Handbook. For information on how to submit a claim, please see our eClaims page.听听

If you no longer have access to your Medavie Blue Cross app/portal, please use the听Health Insurance Claim Form听and submit it by mail.听

Mailing Address: C. P. 3300, SUCCURSALE B, MONTR脡AL (QU脡BEC) H3B 4Y5

The Student Wellness Hub has clinicians including doctors for you to see. Telehealth is also a great option as an International student. To learn more about support and services, or to book an appointment call the Student Wellness Hub during business hours. For off-campus support and resources, visit the off-campus care page鈥�for the Health and Wellness Map, information on navigating healthcare in Quebec and a list of service providers. Please be aware, due to government policy that a limited number of appointments with Hub doctors are available to students. Please explore the wide variety of all the resources the Hub has to offer.

If you鈥檙e unsure where to start, Access Advisors and Local Wellness Advisors offer a great first step towards accessing care, whether on or off-campus.

Please be aware, due to government policy that a limited number of appointments with Hub doctors are available to students. Please explore the wide variety of all the resources the Hub has to offer.

If you鈥檙e unsure where to start, Access Advisors and Local Wellness Advisors offer a great first step towards accessing care, whether on or off-campus

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YES. We recommend opting in to your Student Society's Supplemental Health plan (SSMU, PGSS or MACES) as it is a supplemental health insurance plan that will cover other expenses that are not covered under the RAMQ provincial plan. You can also review what actually covers and what the听 covers additionally.

Opt-in to the SSMU, PGSS or MACES plan normally happens at the end of August and throughout September - online (studentcare.ca), but be careful because if you miss the opt-in period you will not be able to opt-in until the next academic year.

There are actually, 10 other countries in addition to France that have a听听with the province of Quebec and students from these countries are eligible for the provincial health plan. However, international students are NOT eligible for the prescription drug plan, with the exception of French students.

The International Health Insurance (IHI) plan covers hospitalization and treatment for COVID-19 in Canada. Please refer to the Basic Health Benefits on pages 7-9 in the Medavie Blue Cross handbook for details on this coverage.

Please note, COVID-19 testing is offered free of charge in Montreal at public testing sites. COVID-19 tests at private clinics are not covered under the IHI plan. COVID-19 tests for travel purposes are not covered under the IHI plan.

Yes, on the website under 鈥淪elect a Service鈥� you must select the COVID Vaccine 鈥� Troubleshooting. Here they explain that you can use this service to book a 3rd dose appointment when the portal cannot identify you.

You can select this option and should be able to proceed to book an appointment. When filling out your personal information, please be sure to note that students that are covered under the IHI plan do not have a Quebec Health Insurance Number.

Please note there are several around Montreal that are offering the booster. You are not required to book an appointment in this case. Please be sure to bring your passport and proof of previous COVID-19 vaccine to your appointment.

If your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine was administered outside Canada or Quebec, you can sign up at the Qu茅bec Vaccination Registry to receive the next dose in Qu茅bec if necessary. For more information, see the page.

If the vaccine that was used for the first dose is not available at the vaccination centre at the time of the appointment, a different product may be used (ideally a vaccine based on the same technology. For example, if your first dose was with a Messenger RNA vaccine such as Moderna or Pfizer, the second dose should be with a Messenger RNA vaccine to the extent possible, and within the timeframe听recommended by the Qu茅bec Immunization Protocol. The recommended timeframe window is available at .

Please note, Canada does not currently have data on the effects of mixing vaccines approved in countries outside of Canada with the vaccines available in Canada (Pfizer and Moderna).

This provided by the Medical Director of the Student Wellness Hub, gives听information on the COVID-19 Vaccines, specifically听on the vaccines available in Canada and the rollout plan in Quebec.

Please visit the to find out more about how and when to make an appointment to get vaccinated.

The has announced that all residents 5听years old听and over听are able to get听vaccinated in Quebec.

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Yes. When you sign up for a vaccine appointment on , the form will ask you for a RAMQ number. Instead, please听click the box below that confirms that you do not have a RAMQ number.

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Please note that in order to schedule a second dose through the Clicsante website without a RAMQ number, you will need to choose the "COVID-19 Troubleshooting" service instead of the "COVID-19 Second Dose" service. You can also find out more information about second doses from the 缅北强奸 Vaccination page.