Super Visa Insurance
The Super Visa lets parents and grandparents visit Canada for up to 5 years. IRCC requires proof of medical insurance with minimum $100,000 coverage. We provide compliant policies from Canadian insurers at competitive rates.
IRCC-Compliant Coverage for Family Reunification
What is super visa insurance?
The Super Visa lets parents and grandparents visit Canada for up to 5 years. IRCC requires proof of medical insurance with minimum $100,000 coverage. We provide compliant policies from Canadian insurers at competitive rates.
Quick Reference
Is this right for you?
Parents applying for Super Visa
Our policies meet all Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada requirements for Super Visa applications.
Grandparents visiting for extended stays
Coverage from Canadian insurers as required by IRCC, not foreign companies.
Super Visa holders renewing coverage
Meets the mandatory minimum coverage requirement, with higher limits available for better protection.
Families sponsoring parent visits
Coverage for at least 365 days as required, even if the initial visit is shorter.
Those extending Super Visa stays
Explore this coverage option.
New Super Visa applicants
Explore this coverage option.
How it works
Applicant Details
Provide the visitor's age, health status, and planned arrival date.
Coverage Selection
Choose $100,000 minimum or higher coverage with appropriate pre-existing condition terms.
Policy Purchase
Complete purchase and receive policy documents immediately for your visa application.
Visa Application
Submit proof of insurance with your Super Visa application. We provide properly formatted documents.
What to expect
What This Covers
- Minimum $100,000 medical coverage
- 1-year policy as required by IRCC
- Canadian insurance company policies
- Emergency hospital and physician care
- Prescription drug coverage
- Medical evacuation/repatriation
- Pre-existing condition options
- Refund options if visa denied
×Common Exclusions
- ×Pre-existing conditions (waiting periods may apply)
- ×Material misrepresentation on application
- ×Conditions outside policy terms
Protecting Ontario families with thoughtful coverage since 1999.
How we compare
As an independent broker, Michael compares policies across multiple carriers to find the best coverage and pricing for your specific situation.
Working with an independent broker means seeing the full market — not just what one insurance company wants to sell you.
Frequently asked
IRCC requires: minimum $100,000 coverage, valid for at least 1 year from entry date, coverage for health care, hospitalization, and repatriation, and from a Canadian insurance company. Our policies meet all these requirements.
Most insurers offer full refunds (minus administration fees) if the visa is denied, as long as no claims have been made and the policy hasn't started. We help navigate the refund process.
Yes, Super Visa holders can stay up to 5 years per entry. You'll need to renew insurance annually. We contact you before expiry to arrange seamless renewal coverage.
Pre-existing condition coverage varies by insurer and the applicant's age and health status. Many policies cover stable pre-existing conditions. We help find the best coverage for your parent's or grandparent's health situation.
Purchase insurance before submitting the Super Visa application—proof of insurance is required with the application. Coverage typically starts on the arrival date in Canada, which you specify when purchasing.
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