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.
Emergency Care | Hospitalization | Repatriation
For a detailed description of coverage and benefits, please carefully review the Policy Wording of the plan you choose. Get peace of mind with the best Super Visa Insurance at affordable rates!
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.
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:
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:
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.
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.
Enter your family size to estimate the minimum income requirement.