Super Visa Insurance Canada
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Super Visa Insurance
Super Visa insurance is required for parents and grandparents visiting Canada on a Super Visa. It covers emergency medical care, hospitalization and related costs during the stay.
Insurance must be from a Canadian insurer, have a minimum coverage of $100,000 and be valid for the full period of the visit.
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How does Super Visa insurance work?
You pay a premium and the insurer covers eligible medical costs during your visit, up to the coverage amount you chose. Check the deductible, since it is the amount you pay before coverage begins.
Super Visa insurance requirements
The policy must be from a Canadian insurer, cover at least $100,000, and be valid for at least one year from the date of entry to Canada.
Pre-existing conditions coverage
Some plans cover stable pre-existing conditions if the applicant meets age and health criteria. Compare plans carefully and read the conditions before you buy.
Get a quote and apply
Compare plans above, get a quote, choose the coverage that suits you, and complete the application with your advisor.
Coverage
What Super Visa insurance covers
Typical coverage includes emergency hospital and medical care, ambulance, prescription medications, and repatriation to the home country when medically necessary. Coverage details and limits differ by plan.
- Emergency hospitalization
- Emergency medical care
- Ambulance service
- Prescription medications
- Repatriation of remains
- Trip cancellation or interruption (plan dependent)
Pricing
How much does Super Visa insurance cost?
The cost of Super Visa insurance depends on several factors, including the applicant's age, coverage amount, deductible, length of coverage, and pre-existing medical conditions.
In general, choosing a higher deductible can reduce the premium, while higher coverage limits or coverage for eligible pre-existing conditions may increase the cost. Rates can also vary between insurers for the same applicant.
Rates vary by age and the coverage you choose. Older applicants generally pay more than younger ones for the same coverage amount.
The examples below assume one year of $100,000 coverage with no additional pre-existing condition coverage. Actual prices depend on the plan and deductible you select.
- Younger applicants usually have the lowest premiums.
- Applicants in their 50s and 60s typically pay a moderate premium.
- Applicants aged 70 and above generally pay the highest premium.
Rates are approximate and may change. Use the quote calculator above for your current personalized pricing.
Monthly payment options are available with select insurers and may have different payment terms.
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