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The rest of the month you become a resident of British Columbia / Plus two more months

The Ministry of Health decides the date you become a resident for MSP purposes. This date depends on several factors, including your immigration status. … For some people, the wait period does not start when they arrive. It may start later.

Each person has their own wait period. Each wait period is based on that person’s arrival date in B.C.

Apply for MSP coverage as soon as you arrive in B.C. Do not wait until the end of your wait period.

If you arrive from outside Canada, contact a private insurance company. … You should arrange health insurance before you arrive.

If you move from another part of Canada, keep your former health plan during the wait period.

You can receive needed medical and hospital care in B.C. before MSP starts. You must pay the full cost unless you have other health insurance. These costs can be very high.

Most private insurance companies do not cover pre-existing conditions, including pregnancy.

Waivers are only approved in the most serious and exceptional cases … Your health care costs during the wait period must have been financially devastating.

An immigrant awaiting provincial or territorial government health care coverage … On the date and time you become insured under a provincial or territorial government health care plan

any pre-existing medical conditions … Any medical condition that exists on or before the effective date of the Policy

From the date you become eligible and/or covered under a provincial or territorial government health care plan … if a satisfactory proof of the provincial or territorial government health care coverage is sent to us and the request is received by us within the 90 days after the date you became eligible … we will retain this non-refundable minimum premium

On the day you become insured under a provincial or territorial government health care plan

A waiver of the wait period is in place for eligible returning Canadians, permanent residents and deemed residents from Ukraine. MSP Enrolment and day of arrival coverage will be available for those arriving in British Columbia from Ukraine under the Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel.

Certain other individuals, such as some holders of Study and/or Work Permits ... valid for a period of six or more months, may be deemed residents.

Discharged Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members do not need to complete the wait period.