Travel & Super Visa Insurance
Distance may separate loved ones, but care should never be far away. From Super Visa insurance for visiting parents and grandparents to comprehensive travel protection for your adventures around the world, we help safeguard every journey with confidence, security, and trusted support.
Know your options
Travel Insurance
Visitors who aren't Canadian residents aren't covered by our government health insurance plans, so an illness or accident during a visit can mean significant out-of-pocket medical expenses. Visitor-to-Canada insurance is available for travellers visiting family or friends, landed immigrants or returning Canadians waiting for provincial health coverage, and people in Canada on a work or student visa. Contact us at least a week before you set off — insurance companies can require a waiting period of up to 30 days if you apply after landing in Canada.
Super Visa Insurance
To obtain a Parent or Grandparent Super Visa, applicants must have valid emergency medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company, valid for a minimum of 1 year, that covers emergency medical care, hospitalization and repatriation with a minimum of $100,000 in coverage — available for review by a port-of-entry officer. You choose the plan's start date and can change the effective date before coverage begins. If no visa is granted for any reason, you get a 100% refund; if your parents return sooner than a year, a partial, prorated refund is available as long as certain criteria are met.
What's included
- Super Visa policies meeting IRCC's minimum coverage
- Cost comparison across major insurers
- Travel insurance for trips home or abroad
- Help filing a claim if you ever need to
How it works
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Free consultation
Tell us what you need — we'll map out a plan across whichever services apply to you.
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A plan built for you
One advisor coordinates settlement, banking, insurance, driving or investment steps so nothing falls through the cracks.
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We handle it with you
From paperwork to appointments, we stay with you until each step is actually done.
Frequently asked questions
IRCC currently requires a minimum of $100,000 in emergency medical coverage, valid for at least one year from the date of entry — we only quote compliant policies.
Yes, and you'll need proof of purchase as part of the application itself. Most policies can be refunded if the visa is denied.
