thinking of moving to dubai pregnant wife?
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you'll need to pay for all the healthcare treatment you have here.
Assuming you get Healthcare with your employment, there is usually a period at the beginning of a policy where you cannot claim for maternity costs (6 months or a year or so)
I'd wait, but one option is for your wief to stay at home, have the baby, and move out once they are comfortable.
I wouldn't want to be apart for that, personally.
Assuming you get Healthcare with your employment, there is usually a period at the beginning of a policy where you cannot claim for maternity costs (6 months or a year or so)
I'd wait, but one option is for your wief to stay at home, have the baby, and move out once they are comfortable.
I wouldn't want to be apart for that, personally.
Wait.
Healthcare can cost a fortune as it's run as a business 100% here, be prepared to be upsold on everything. Needing an incubator for a week or two could probably buy you a small car.
Insurance may or may not cover you. Even if it's in your policy, be prepared for arguments are they try and wriggle out of it. Not what you need on top of the stress of having a new baby.
Finally, while standards appear high in many hospitals, and they are for the most part, there's little accountability and heard a few horror stories that would have people rightly struck off in the UK.
Healthcare can cost a fortune as it's run as a business 100% here, be prepared to be upsold on everything. Needing an incubator for a week or two could probably buy you a small car.
Insurance may or may not cover you. Even if it's in your policy, be prepared for arguments are they try and wriggle out of it. Not what you need on top of the stress of having a new baby.
Finally, while standards appear high in many hospitals, and they are for the most part, there's little accountability and heard a few horror stories that would have people rightly struck off in the UK.
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Not many companies offer maternity cover in their insurance for employees and then there is usually a waiting period of 9 or 12 months. Most people get their own insurance or buy one of the maternity packages from a hospital - but these don't cover emergency scenarios.
As others have said, I'd wait until the baby is born and then consider coming over.
As others have said, I'd wait until the baby is born and then consider coming over.
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