Super Visa Insurance

Super Visa insurance is a medical insurance requirement for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents visiting Canada on a Super Visa. It provides emergency medical coverage for at least $100,000 and must be valid for a minimum of one year.

The Canadian government requires proof of adequate medical insurance to ensure visitors can cover healthcare costs during their stay, preventing financial burden on public healthcare.

You must have at least $100,000 in emergency medical coverage from a Canadian insurance provider that is valid for at least 12 months from the date of entry.

No. The initial policy must be for at least 12 months, but some insurers allow monthly payment plans for convenience.

Yes. Most insurance providers offer a full or partial refund if your Super Visa is denied, provided you send proof of refusal before the policy start date.

Yes, policies can be renewed or extended before expiry if you wish to stay longer in Canada.

A pre-existing condition is any health issue you already had before buying the policy. Coverage depends on the provider’s stability period, so review the policy wording carefully.

Yes. You must submit a digital or printed copy of your insurance certificate as part of your Super Visa application.