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Super Visa Insurance
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can invite their parents and grandparents to stay for up to two years in Canada by applying for the super visa which mandates the need for an insurance. The super visa insurance provides emergency medical coverage for their loved ones during the period of their stay in Canada.
A super visa applicant is required to have medical insurance with a minimum coverage of $100,000, without which they cannot apply for the super visa. Hence, a super visa insurance aids them in times of dire need.
You must have medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company that is:
- valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry
- at least $100,000 coverage
- have proof that the medical insurance has been paid (quotes aren’t accepted)
- 21st Century Travel Insurance and Berkley Travel Insurance Canada offer a convenient monthly Payment Option for Super Visa applications.
- Coverage Limit is $100,000, $150,000 or $200,000.
- Coverage Period is 365 days or 730 days.
- Get your quote for the Monthly payment option! If you are planning to stay in Canada for two years. You are locking today’s rates for two years, no matter if the company increased travel rates or insurance rates would increase because of your age.
Super visa insurance costs an average of $120 a month, according to TravelersToCanada.com data. This is based on an annual policy averaging $1,440 per year for an individual traveler with $100,000 in coverage and a $500 deductible. Couples travelling together can find savings. The average cost for two visitors to Canada purchasing super visa insurance together with $100,000 in coverage each and a $500 deductible was $2,600 for a year’s worth of coverage. But it could vary based on your policy and coverage.
How to Calculate Super Visa Insurance
Cost and Apply?
Get a Quote
Get a Quote
By supplying our user-friendly quote calculator with the necessary information about the policy holder such as any pre-existing medical conditions and such, you can peruse the suitable insurance options from all the Canadian insurance providers that we work with. Within moments, you’ll be able to ascertain the basic costs you’d have to incur for the insurance.
Select a Plan
Select a Plan
We take great care to deliver quotes that are specific to your needs. Out of the list of options provided, it is upto you to choose the one that suits you. On this page, you will also find complete information about the plan so that you can make an informed decision.
Review Your Coverage
Review Your Coverage
Go through the Policy Wording on the website to know about each super visa insurance plan in detail. You will also have to review the insurance plan rates and coverage that are listed. Each policy could be different in terms of the monthly payment, premium and so on. The “Buy Insurance” or “Buy Online” button should lead you to the final stage of purchasing the insurance.
Application / Purchase
Application / Purchase
Now that you’ve finally made a decision about which insurance plan to purchase, you will be asked to fill up a form for the application. It takes only a matter of minutes and you’ll be directed to a payment portal where you can checkout with a credit card. Once the payment has successfully gone through, you will receive the insurance policy by email soon after.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ
A super visa is applicable for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Such a visa holder is permitted to temporarily reside in Canada for a period of 2 years without having to renew their visa. It is valid for ten years and allows the visa holder multiple entries into the country.
Yes, in most cases you will get a full or partial refund.
No longer coming to Canada? You will get a full refund if no travel has taken place. Just make sure you contact us before the effective date shown on your confirmation document.
Returning home early? As long as you haven’t made a claim, we’ll calculate your refund from the date you leave Canada. Please include proof of departure (ex. travel itinerary) when you ask for your refund.
Visa application denied? Please attach a copy of the visa decline letter when you ask for a refund. We’ll calculate your refund from the date we hear from you, and an administration fee will be deducted from the refund.
No, requesting a quote does not involve any fee. However, while applying for insurance, you will incur some charges.
In order to better assess the exact medical benefits you could avail using one of the insurance plans, it is important to provide accurate information about the applicant, including any pre-existing conditions and details about their medical history.
It only takes a few minutes to fill up the application and make the payment. Once that’s done, you’ll receive the insurance policy immediately via email. That said, you should do your due diligence while picking a plan and coverage that works for you.
It only takes a few minutes to fill up the application and make the payment. Once that’s done, you’ll receive the insurance policy immediately via email. That said, you should do your due diligence while picking a plan and coverage that works for you.
Pre-existing Medical Condition means injury, illness or disease; symptom(s) that exists before and on the effective date of insurance. It may be high blood pressure (or hypertension), heart condition, lung condition, diabetes, etc. For example, if at the time of application, the applicant is taking medications for high blood pressure, he/she has a pre-existing condition.
STABLE in 90 -180 days (depending on the plan and your age) prior to the effective date of the policy.
Emergency Medical Insurance means that within the period
specified:
a) There has been no deterioration of your condition as determined by your physician, and
b) There have been no new symptoms or findings or more frequent or severe symptoms or findings, and
c) There have been no symptoms experienced by you related to the condition that remains undiagnosed, and
d) There has been no change in medical treatment, and,
e) There has been no alteration in any medication for the condition, and
f) There has been no new medical treatment prescribed or recommended by a physician or received.
