To be eligible for Manitoba Health coverage, you are required to have a work permit of one year or more. 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.

Please ensure you are following all conditions and restrictions related to Immigration Medical Exams (IMEs). 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.

Trauma and crisis services in Manitoba will continue to be available to Ukrainian nationals and Manitoba residents. Services can be found through the Mental Health & Wellness Resource Finder: https://sharedhealthmb.ca/services/mental-health/mental-health-and-wellness-resource-finder/

Additional information:

• Coping with Emergencies, Disasters and Violent Events
• Helping Children and Teens with War-Related Stress (and Other Traumatic Events)
• How to Talk to Children and Adolescents About War
• Strategies for Emotional Traumas of War or Other Traumatic Situations

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