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Super Visa Insurance

Super Visa Insurance is specialized health coverage designed for parents and grandparents applying for the Super Visa to Canada. This insurance ensures they are protected against unexpected medical expenses, hospitalization, emergency and repatriation during their stay.

Super Visa Insurance Requirements

Have valid medical insurance from a company approved by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Canada
Valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry into Canada
Minimum $100,000 emergency health coverage required
Provide proof that the Super Visa Insurance has been paid in full or in installments

Key Features of Our Super Visa Insurance Plans

Emergency Care | Hospitalization | Repatriation

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Coverage for pre-existing medical conditions
Coverage for emergency dental care
Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) protection

Partial refund for early returns
Coverage for short trips to the USA
Wide variety of deductible options to suit your needs
Hassle-free claim process with 24/7 support
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What Is Super Visa Insurance?

In 2011, Canada introduced the super visa, which allows parents and grandparents of citizens and permanent Canadian residents to stay in Canada for periods of up to five years without having to reapply. It is a multi-entry visa that valid for up to ten years, depending on the applicant’s passport expiry date.

As a requirement of the parent and grandparent super visa, applicants must have proof of Canadian medical insurance coverage for a period of at least one year and for a minimum coverage amount of at least $100,000 for healthcare, hospitalization, and repatriation. The insurance policy should cover the entire duration of your stay in Canada, so you have nothing to worry about except spending time with your loved ones and exploring our beautiful country.

Why Choose Us for Your Super Visa Insurance?

Choosing the right Super Visa Insurance for your parents and grandparents can be overwhelming, but we make it easy with comprehensive coverage options and flexible payment plans. Here’s why we are the best choice:

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We offer the best medical Super Visa Insurance for visitors to Canada, with 24/7 support.
Tailored coverage to meet Canada Super Visa health insurance requirements, including emergency care, hospitalization, and repatriation.

What Are The Super Visa Requirements?

The process is very similar to submitting for a normal visitor visa but you will need to provide additional documents which proves that you will support your parents or grandparents for the time they live in Canada. The documents you need to provide are:

Required Documents

Invitation Letter from your child or grandchild living in Canada
Income Proof showing your child or grandchild meets the Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) minimum
Relationship Proof such as a birth certificate naming you as a parent
Medical Insurance coverage for atleast one year from a approved by Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Canada
Purpose of Visit: Why you want to visit Canada
Ties to Home Country: Whether you will maintain connections with your home country
Family Ties and Finances: Information about your family ties, finances, and other connections outside Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

Can We Change The Travel Dates?

Yes, you can change the effective date on the policy, When applying for super visa insurance, you have to provide a tentative effective date for your application for this policy. But, If you have got your visa and then decide to postpone your trip, or arrive in Canada earlier than it is indicated on your policy, you can adjust your travel dates any time before the effective date shown on your policy confirmation it’s FREE. If you request a change of the travel dates after the policy effective date and you are not in Canada at that time, the insurer may charge an administration fee to process this change.

Can We Make The Payments On Monthly Installments?

Yes, we have a convenient and affordable option to pay for super visa medical insurance on a monthly basis. we have wide variety of Insurance providers to choose from. you can get an instant quote online.

Can We Take Our Parents For Annual Checkups?

Most insurance companies for Super Visa Insurance are for medical emergencies only. We have a plan that covers non-medical emergency for the following benefits:-

A – Annual check-up* – Just like you can go to your family doctor for an annual check-up, the same way your parents can also go for an annual check-up and use the benefit up to $250 for the doctor visit or lab tests, etc.

B – Eye Exam* – Once a year, you can get your eyes examined for up to $100 benefit and can be a routine checkup, which does not have to be an emergency.

C – Vaccines* – Up to $100 for vaccines and is non-emergency treatment.

*Please refer to the policy document for the full description of the benefit.

Do I Need To Buy Super Visa Insurance From Canadian Company?

Yes, One of the legal requirements of super visa insurance is that the provider should be a Canadian insurance company. This is beneficial to the applicant as Canadian companies understand the Canadian healthcare system and make for an efficient claims process if needed.

What If The Visa Is Denied?

If your Parents/Grand Parents are denied a visa and refused entry to Canada, you will get a FULL REFUND of the premium paid for medical insurance, provided you applied for this refund before the policy effective date as shown on your policy confirmation. If you apply for a refund after the policy effective date, the company usually charges an administration fee. A copy of the denial visa letter is required in both situations.

What If We Don't Stay For Full Year In Canada?

PARTIAL REFUNDS are available if you return to your home country early or if you become eligible under a government health plan during the period of your coverage. You will be refunded for the number of days you did not use, a cancellation fee applies. Partial refunds are not available if a claim has been or will be submitted to the insurer.

What is LICO (Low Income Cut-Off)?

LICO, or Low Income Cut-Off, is an income threshold established by the Government of Canada to determine whether a family earns enough to support the sponsorship of parents or grandparents under programs like the Super Visa. If your income is above the LICO level for your family size, it demonstrates your financial ability to provide for visiting relatives during their stay in Canada. Meeting or exceeding the LICO requirement is a crucial part of the Super Visa application process.

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