Saskatchewan Health Card
What is the Saskatchewan Health Card?
The Saskatchewan Health Card is a free and valuable personal identification card which is presented to health professionals when receiving health services.
Residents in Saskatchewan need a Saskatchewan Health Card in order to see a doctor without having to pay a fee. Your medical information and history may also be recorded using your health card.
International students who hold a valid study permit are eligible for the Saskatchewan Health Card. To avoid additional charges on most medical services, present your health card to the medical professional you are seeing.
Remember: The Saskatchewan Health Card is not a form of medical insurance; additional insurance may be needed to ensure your medical needs are covered.
Did You Know?
Health Cards for Family and Dependents
If your family members or dependents reside with you in Saskatchewan, they may also be eligible for a Saskatchewan Health Card. Once you and your family members arrive in Saskatchewan, make sure to apply for their health cards, as well.
Renewing Your Saskatchewan Health Card
If you've recently applied to extend your study permit, you can also renew your health card. If you need to apply to extend your health card, come chat with our team to learn about the process and what documents are needed.
We're Here to Help
If you need help with your application, our team is here to support you. Check out our events calendar for upcoming Saskatchewan Health Card Information Sessions, or reach out to our team for any questions you might have.
International Student Services
College West 109
University of Regina
3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Email: International.StudentServices@uregina.ca
Phone: +1(306) 585-5082