Everything you want to know about the birth process in Canada
The first thing people without a visa need to do is apply for a visa. For those with a Canadian visa, it is appropriate to start the process after the 5th month of pregnancy.
You can contact doctors before coming to Canada, but your appointments will be scheduled after your arrival. Finding a doctor beforehand is important for scheduling your prenatal follow-ups.
Traveling at 32-33 weeks is safer for mother and baby. This time is also sufficient for your doctor check-ups and prenatal follow-ups.
Yes, the procedures can be done online. If you are confident in your language skills, you can do it yourself. However, a mistake can cause a delay of 2-3 weeks. You can manage the process more comfortably by getting consultancy service.
Yes, you can pay with a credit card. Hospital refunds can be refunded directly to your card. Doctor payments are usually accepted in cash and only Canadian dollars are accepted.
You can give birth at the hospital where your doctor works. However, if active labor has not started, you will not be admitted to the hospital.
Canada is supportive due to its multicultural nature. If you don't speak English, it's critical to get birth and postpartum support because health-related statements are vital for mother and baby.
Midwife clinics prioritize immigrants without health insurance and low-risk pregnancies. They usually respond negatively to birth tourism.
You will need at least 3 weeks for your baby's birth certificate (arrives within 15 business days) and time to complete the necessary procedures.
Your birth preferences are respected. Sharing your birth plan with healthcare teams is helpful. You can get an epidural if you wish.
You stay 24 hours after birth. If everything goes well, you and your baby will be discharged. If risks are observed, costs are calculated daily.
Yes, there are doctors who speak/understand Turkish in Canada. You can contact them according to your preference.
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