Common options to compare
Standard Super Visa Medical
Designed to meet common Super Visa medical insurance needs.
- Emergency medical coverage for the insured period
- Coverage levels can be quoted based on client preference
- Suitable when applying for a Super Visa or renewing coverage
Pre-existing Condition Options
For applicants who need pre-existing condition coverage reviewed.
- Availability depends on age and medical stability
- Medical questionnaire helps identify eligibility
- Best reviewed before purchase
Single Trip / Annual Options
For different travel and stay patterns.
- Can support long stays in Canada
- Options may vary by insurer and trip duration
- Helpful for parents/grandparents who visit repeatedly
What to keep in mind
- Super Visa requirements and insurer rules can change; the quote review should confirm current eligibility.
- Coverage start and end dates should match the intended travel/coverage period.
- Applicants should answer medical questions accurately to avoid claim issues.
This page is for general information only. Availability, eligibility, pricing, covered benefits, exclusions, and underwriting rules vary by insurer, province, age, health, and policy wording. A licensed advisor should review your needs before you buy coverage.
More Super Visa insurance guidance
Families comparing Super Visa insurance should confirm current visa insurance requirements, coverage dates, refund rules, and whether pre-existing conditions need to be considered. Current public IRCC guidance refers to insurance valid for a minimum of 1 year from the date of entry and at least $100,000 in emergency coverage, but the final application should always be checked against the latest official requirements.
- Compare deductible options and understand claim out-of-pocket impact.
- Review medical stability wording before buying if the applicant has prior conditions.
- Keep policy documents, receipts, and insurer contact details accessible during travel.