Manitoba For Ukraine
 

Healthcare

 

To be eligible for Manitoba Health coverage, you are required to have a work permit of one year or more. If you arrive in Manitoba after March 31, 2024, you can fill out an application for a Manitoba Health card by visiting Manitoba Health

Individuals and families will need a copy of their identity documents, their visa (both work or visitor visas are accepted) and a Manitoba address.

If you are not eligible for Manitoba Health coverage, it is recommended you purchase private health insurance, if you have not done so already.


If you arrive in Manitoba prior to March 31, 2024, you have 90 days to complete an IME. You can book an IME through staff at the Reception Centre and appointments will be available until April 30, 2024.

If you arrive in Manitoba after March 31, 2024, regular immigration processes apply. For information on IMEs, visit Immigration Refugees Citizenship Canada (IRCC).


For information on health services available in Manitoba visit Manitoba Health or your Regional Health Authority. To find a family doctor, visit the Family Doctor Finder.

Manitoba has compiled a list of the most common health needs people need and access in Manitoba. From finding a family doctor to prenatal care, language services, vaccinations and driver fitness exams, this 3 page resource can help newcomers better understand health services. See Resource Document.


Counsellors and mental health workers can help people who are feeling alone and will talk through ways to support mental health. Counsellors are trained professionals who work with psychiatrists and psychologists who can help people cope. Ukrainians can talk to a system navigator to help connect them to the best mental health supports by calling 431-489-1728 (English), or 204-804-3626 (Eng/Ukr/Rus).

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Anyone with questions on health and community services can call 2-1-1 and speak to a navigator for assistance.