The Best Super Visa Insurance in Canada

Yes, Super visa insurance is one of the main document to ensure officer that you have a medical coverage for your parents and grandparents during their stay in Canada. 

When your parents or grandparents apply for a super visa, they must have at least $100,000 in health insurance coverage. All super visa candidates must meet this condition imposed by the Canadian government.

Yes. Depending on your policy, your parents or grandparents will be covered for both emergency and accidental dental expenditures.

Accidental dental refers to dental care that is required as a result of an accident. Emergency dental care is required for common dental disorders (e.g., toothaches).

Super visa insurance does not cover vision treatment.

Yes, super visa insurance covers medical expenses incurred when travelling outside of Canada, as long as they spend the majority of their coverage time in Canada. Please keep in mind that they are not covered for any medical expenses incurred when visiting their country of origin or residency.

For example, suppose your parents are from India. With super visa insurance, your parents can file health-care claims while in Canada and when they travel to countries other than India.

Super visa insurance covers the cost of returning your loved one to their place of origin. Funeral expenses are not covered by super visa insurance.

Yes, if your parents or grandparents are not granted a super visa, you can claim a refund if you request it before the policy goes into effect. Please be aware that an administration fee will be deducted from your return.

If you cancel your policy for any reason other than a visa application refusal, you are still entitled to a refund, but you will be charged a higher administration fee.