Individuals with temporary permits that have expired may have been granted temporary coverage. This temporary coverage will end on April 30, 2022.
If your temporary permits have expired and you no longer have MSP coverage, you may be provided temporary MSP coverage if:
- You are currently living in B.C. and your MSP coverage has expired
- You have applied for a new work or study permit (maintained status, previously referred to as implied status)
- You were previously enrolled in MSP as a deemed resident
- Your previous work or study permit expired December 1, 2020 or later
Contact Health Insurance BC to request this temporary coverage. This temporary coverage will be valid until April 30, 2022.
If you were previously issued a Temporary Coverage letter that expired October 31, 2021 and you remained in B.C. with maintained status, contact Health Insurance BC to determine if you are eligible to receive a new letter valid until April 30, 2022.
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