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Super Visa Insurance

IRCC-compliant medical coverage for parents & grandparents visiting Canada. I compare all major providers so you get the best price with same-day approval.

What is Super Visa Insurance?

Canada's Super Visa allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to stay in Canada for up to 5 years per visit. IRCC requires a minimum of $100,000 in emergency medical coverage from a Canadian insurance provider as part of the application.

I compare all major Canadian carriers — Manulife, Sun Life, Tugo, Allianz, Blue Cross, and more — to find you the lowest rate that meets IRCC requirements.

  • Minimum $100,000 emergency medical coverage (IRCC requirement)
  • Valid for at least 1 year from date of entry
  • Coverage from a Canadian insurance company
  • Same-day approval — policy ready within hours
  • Monthly payment plans available with most providers
  • Pre-existing condition coverage options available

💰 How Much Does It Cost?

Rates depend on age, coverage amount, deductible, and pre-existing conditions. A healthy 60-year-old parent can typically expect:

  • $100K coverage: ~$120–$220/month
  • $150K coverage: ~$150–$280/month
  • Higher deductibles = significantly lower premiums

I compare 25+ carriers to find you the lowest rate.

⚡ Same-Day Approval

In most cases, I can get your Super Visa insurance policy active the same day you contact me. Your parents can have their documents ready before their visa appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy Super Visa insurance before the visa is approved?
Yes — and it's recommended. You need proof of insurance to include in your Super Visa application. Many insurers offer refundable policies if the visa is denied.
What if my parent has pre-existing conditions?
Several carriers offer coverage that includes stable pre-existing conditions. The definition of "stable" varies by provider — I'll help you find the right fit.
Can the policy be cancelled if they return home early?
Yes. Most policies offer a pro-rated refund if your parent returns home before the policy expires, as long as no claims have been made.
What does the insurance cover?
Emergency hospitalization, doctor visits, ambulance, prescription drugs during emergencies, and repatriation. Some plans also cover dental emergencies and vision care.

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