SUPPORT FOR GRANTEES (COVID-19)

While the border remains open, public health authorities remain concerned about COVID-19 and the Omicron variant of the virus. We are fully committed to the health and safety of all of our grantees, and, rest assured, we are available should you require any assistance, advice, or support during your grant period. 

Support for Killam Fellows

The decision to travel is entirely up to the individual. We encourage all grantees to pay careful attention to guidance provided by their home institutions, host institutions, and public health authorities. Killam Fellows should feel free to reach out to us for support and avail themselves of any services at their host institution and their host communities. Fulbright Canada staff can help with this. Michelle Emond can be reached at memond@fulbright.ca.If she is unavailable, please message Paulo Carvalho at pcarvalho@fulbright.ca

Support for Fulbright Students and Scholars

The decision to travel is entirely up to the individual. We encourage all grantees to pay careful attention to guidance provided by their home institutions, host institutions, and public health authorities. Fulbright Canada grantees should feel free to reach out to us for support and avail themselves of any services at their host institution and in their host community. Fulbright Canada staff can help with this. Brad Hector can be reached at bhector@fulbright.ca If he is unavailable, please message Michelle Emond at memond@fulbright.ca.

Fulbright grantees also have access to a 24hr support line. Please call 1.813.666.0012 or message them at fulbrightassist@anvilgroup.com.  During their grant period, all current Fulbright Canada grantees are enrolled in the Accident and Sickness Program for Exchanges (ASPE) Health Benefits plan. For more information on your ASPE health benefit plan www.sevencorners.com/gov/usdos.

Please note that ASPE is a supplemental insurance program. We encourage all grantees to retain existing health insurance or obtain their health insurance to cover ongoing or potential medical requirements. Your host institution may have information available about health insurance plans for visiting students, scholars, and their families.

While we should be your point of first contact and are here to ensure all grantees have a productive and safe international exchange experience, all grantees should keep themselves apprised of government services and guidance during their grant period. Please see

Information for American Students and Scholars in Canada from the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Canada 
Travel Information for Canadian Students and Scholars

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