Super Visa
Things you need to know
Newcomers and long-term visitors flock to Canada annually but are not covered under provincial health care plans. Proof of travel insurance prior to entering the country is not only a mandatory requirement by the federal government, it is also a sensible way to avoid being burdened by the financial repercussions of health care expenses.
Canada’s health care system boasts affordable and quality health care that immigrants, international students and parents and grandparents can access with comprehensive Super Visa coverage for emergency treatment and medical care.
Access Canada’s world-class health care system with Travel Insurance for immigrants and long-term visitors
Definition
- With minimum coverage of $100,000, Super Visa travel insurance is a convenient option for parents and grandparents of Canadian residents and international students.
- International applicants staying in the country for more than two years without having to renew their status need to provide proof of private emergency medical insurance, valid for at least one year, from a Canadian insurance company.
- Private medical insurance must cover emergency medical care, hospitalization and repatriation.
- The policy pays reasonable and customary charges for eligible expenses resulting from an unexpected medical emergency occurring during the period of coverage.
Easy application
Choice of deductible
In-hospital care – accommodations up to semi-private rooms and hospital services and supplies necessary for care.
Medical services by a physician or surgeon.
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Diagnostic services — including x-rays, magnetic resonance imaging, sonograms and more.

Prescription medication obtained from attending doctor.
Accidental dental — expenses for repair and replacement of natural teeth or permanently attached teeth due to accidental blow to the mouth.
Return of remains — when death results from a covered medical emergency.
Easy application process prior to arrival in Canada.
Choice of deductible ranging from $0 to $1,000.
Choice of insurance amount — $100,000 is the minimum Super Visa requirement.

Travel benefits covering extended trips up to 30 days long to any other country so long as majority of travel is within Canada.
Twenty-four hour travel assistance via phone services in several different languages.
Direct billing to save out-of-pocket expenses.
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In-hospital care – accommodations up to semi-private rooms and hospital services and supplies necessary for care.
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Medical services by a physician or surgeon.
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Diagnostic services — including x-rays, magnetic resonance imaging, sonograms and more.
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Medication prescribed by attending doctor.

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Accidental dental — expenses for repair and replacement of natural teeth or permanently attached teeth due to accidental blow to the mouth.
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Return of remains — when death results from a covered medical emergency.
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Expenses outside of Canada — air ambulance, special attendant, escort of insured dependent.
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