남편분이 세이트 정식 입학하셔서 6개월 이상 study permit 가지고 계시면
아내전에서 오픈 워크퍼밋 가지실 수 있습니다!
그러면 헬스 케어가능하시구요!! 만약 아니더 그냥 동반입국이면 아무 해택도 받지 못하십니까. 만약에 향후 워크퍼밋을 받으실 수 있으시면 지금 출산에 들어가는 비용 내시고
마중에 돌려받으실 수 있습니다.

알버타 핼쓰싸이트에서 퍼온 글인데요...

대략적으로 스터디 퍼밋이 12개월 이상이면 대상이 되구요. 3개월 이상.. 12개월 미만이면.. 대상이 될수도 안될수도있다고 되어 있습니다. 비자 기간이 얼마나 되는지 알아보시구요.

그리고 남편이 정식 대상이 된다면.. 밑에 글을 읽으시면 나와있습니다만..
자녀들과 배우자는 dependants 가 되어 헤택을 볼수 있습니다. 입국하실때 남편이 학생비자라... 워킹을 받은 경우도 그냥 동반비자를 받은 경우.. 두경우다 주변에서 봤었는데요... 뭘 받으시든간에 병원 혜택을 볼 수 있을거 같습니다.^^

dependants 의 정의는 배우자나 21세 자녀라고 되어있습니다.


http://www.health.alberta.ca/AHCIP/registration-requirements.html


Are you eligible for AHCIP? Registration requirements

All eligible residents of Alberta must register themselves and their dependants with the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP). If you are a new or returning Alberta resident, you must register for AHCIP coverage to receive insured hospital and physician services.

Residents from out of country

Canada entry documents are required to apply for AHCIP coverage

Alberta Health requires applicants to include one of the following documents from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) with your application for Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) coverage:
◾Confirmation of permanent residence
◾Permanent resident card
◾Active work* (minimum 6 months), study* or visitor* permit for Alberta or a designation as a Convention Refugee with accompanying documentation.

*Not all Alberta permits qualify the permit holder for health care insurance coverage in Alberta.

NOTE: All applicants must intend to reside in Alberta for 12 consecutive months.

You may wish to purchase Visitor to Canada Insurance, which is available from private insurance companies, if you are physically present in Canada but not eligible for AHCIP coverage.


Dependants

Dependants are defined as:
◾Married spouses – must register together
◾Separated spouses – may register together or separately
◾Divorced spouses – must register separately
◾Adult interdependent partners – may register together or separately
◾Single children under the age of 21 and wholly dependent on the parent(s), including adopted children, foster children (if an income tax deduction was claimed) and wards of the court. ◾In cases of separation or divorce, the custodial parent registers the children.
◾In cases of joint custody, children are registered on the account of one or the other parent, but not both, as agreed to by both parents.

◾Single children who are 21 years of age or older and wholly dependent on the parent(s) because of physical or mental disabilities
◾Single children who are under 25 years of age and in full-time attendance at an accredited educational institute