Trusted protection for parents and grandparents visiting Canada
Super Visa Insurance is emergency medical coverage required by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for eligible Super Visa applicants.
It helps protect visiting parents and grandparents from significant medical costs in Canada. TruCover helps families compare policies designed for Super Visa requirements.
What Super Visa Insurance typically covers
Emergency Medical Treatment
Coverage for eligible emergency medical care during the insured stay.
Hospitalization
Eligible hospital expenses arising from a covered medical emergency.
Doctor Visits & Diagnostics
Eligible physician services and diagnostic testing, subject to policy terms.
Prescription Medication
Eligible prescription drug costs related to a covered emergency.
Ambulance Services
Eligible emergency transportation services.
Repatriation
Coverage for eligible repatriation expenses under the policy.
What affects the cost?
Age
Premiums generally increase as the insured person’s age increases.
Medical History
Pre-existing conditions and health history can affect eligibility, terms and pricing.
Deductible & Coverage Level
Higher deductibles may reduce premiums, while broader coverage can increase cost.
TruCover helps you meet the requirement
We help arrange policies intended to meet or exceed the Super Visa insurance requirements described in your planning material.
IRCC requirements
According to the material you provided, every Super Visa applicant must have:
Required Coverage | Policy Requirements |
|---|---|
Minimum $100,000 CAD in medical coverage | Policy valid for at least one year from entry |
Emergency care and hospitalization | Coverage from a Canadian or IRCC-approved insurer |
Repatriation coverage | Proof of a paid or payable policy |
Our partner insurance providers
According to your material, TruCover works with several leading Canadian insurers.
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Manulife & Allianz
2
TuGo & GMS
3
Destination Canada
4
Secure Travel
5
21st Century
Why choose TruCover?
We help simplify the process and compare multiple insurers instead of limiting you to one option.
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Multiple Insurer Options
Compare coverage and pricing across several Canadian providers.
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Pre-existing Condition Options
Plans may be available with coverage for certain pre-existing conditions, subject to policy terms.
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Monthly Payment Options
Flexible payment structures may be available depending on the insurer and plan.
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Fast Policy Issuance
Same-day policy issuance may be available in suitable cases.
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Refund Options
Partial refunds may be available if family members return home early, subject to insurer terms.
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Personalized Guidance
Licensed advisors help explain your options and choose appropriate coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The material you provided states that eligible Super Visa applicants must have qualifying emergency medical insurance that meets IRCC requirements.
Some plans may offer coverage for pre-existing conditions, subject to insurer eligibility, stability periods and policy wording.
Monthly payment options may be available depending on the insurer and policy selected.
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