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International Students - I agree with Lisa so integrated answer into content, but there is still a question re. the reference to web site Lisa mentioned - do you still have this Lisa?
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Our cross checks would flag the format of out-of-country postal codes, so enter "N/A" for these.
Our cross checks would flag the format of out-of-country postal codes, so enter "N/A" for these.


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==== International Students ====
What do we enter for patients that are here from another country on a student VISA? These patients have a MB PHIN, but if I enter their PHIN, then I would have to enter their province as MB, and give their local postal code.[[User:Mlagadi|Mlagadi]] 09:57, 2017 May 3 (CDT)
Patients who are here on a '''student visa''' for 6 months or longer are eligible for health coverage under the province ({{discussion}} Lisa, you said you found a reference online for this, could you add the link here? ). For these, enter as you would a regular patient.
* Hey Michele, I had a quick look at a Manitoba Government website, international students that are here for 6 months or longer are eligible for health coverage under the province, so I would put down the postal code for their current residence here in Manitoba.  Had a discussion amongst Lois, Laura, Elaine and myself and came up with this! I know it says permanently resides above but this seems to make the most sense, any other thoughts? [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 14:02, 2017 May 3 (CDT)
 
=== Relationship between [[Province]], PHIN and Postal code ===
=== Relationship between [[Province]], PHIN and Postal code ===
When collecting Postal Code, [[PHIN]] number and [[Province]], think about the relationship of this information when you are collecting it.   
When collecting Postal Code, [[PHIN]] number and [[Province]], think about the relationship of this information when you are collecting it.