Manulife offers Visitors to Canada insurance options that can be used to meet Super Visa insurance requirements for parents and grandparents. For 2026, Manulife lists Basic, Standard and Enhanced plans, with different rules for pre-existing medical conditions. SSJ Financial can help you review the Manulife options and compare them with other available Super Visa insurance plans before you purchase.
Reviewed by Swinder Singh, Licensed Life Insurance and Accident & Sickness Insurance Advisor in Ontario (FSRA licence #08105406), SSJ Financial. Last content review: October 11, 2026. Swinder Singh is licensed in Ontario, serving Ontario since 2008.
Compare Manulife Basic, Standard and Enhanced plans and understand how age, medical history and pre-existing condition rules can affect the available coverage.
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When comparing Super Visa insurance, there are generally two common coverage choices: a plan that does not cover pre-existing medical conditions, and a plan that may cover eligible stable pre-existing medical conditions. Exact eligibility, stability periods and exclusions vary by insurer, plan, age and medical history.
This option is intended to provide coverage for eligible new and unexpected medical emergencies that occur after the policy becomes effective. Medical expenses related to an existing medical condition are generally not covered under this type of plan.
For example, if an applicant already has diabetes, high blood pressure, a heart condition or another medical condition, a claim related to that existing condition may not be covered. Always review the selected insurer's policy wording and exclusions.
This option may provide coverage for eligible pre-existing medical conditions that meet the insurance company's definition of stable.
Depending on the insurer, plan and applicant's age, a condition may need to remain stable for a specified period before the policy's effective date. The required stability period and eligibility rules must be confirmed in the applicable policy wording.
Being stable does not simply mean that the applicant feels well. Depending on the insurer's definition, stability may be affected by:
Important: Each insurer defines stability differently. Some policy wordings may contain exceptions or special rules for particular medications or medical conditions. The actual policy wording governs coverage.
Having diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, a heart condition or another medical condition does not automatically mean that you cannot obtain Super Visa insurance. The important question is whether the condition qualifies for coverage under the selected insurer's policy wording.
SSJ Financial can compare available Super Visa insurance options based on age, medical history, medications and applicable stability requirements.
Parents and grandparents with medical conditions may still have Super Visa insurance options. SSJ Financial helps families compare plans based on age, medical history, stability requirements, deductible and coverage amount so they can understand which options may fit their situation.
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SSJ Financial has helped Ontario families arrange insurance for visiting parents and grandparents since 2008.
Looking for Super Visa requirements, required documents, general questions or the minimum income calculator? See the main Super Visa Insurance page. For rates by age, see Super Visa Insurance Cost by Age.
Official source: IRCC parent and grandparent Super Visa.