Health care in Canada isn’t free for visitors. If there’s a medical emergency, the bill can be massive—and without proper insurance, that financial burden falls on your family.
But that’s where Super Visa Insurance comes in.
Emergency medical treatment
Hospital stays and diagnostic tests
Prescription medications (where applicable)
Ambulance and repatriation services
It’s not just coverage—it’s peace of mind, for both your family in Canada and the loved ones visiting.
Policies can cover up to one year per visit, and you can renew them too.
You’ll typically get coverage ranging from $100,000 to $300,000—enough to match IRCC’s Super Visa requirements.
Many insurance providers offer cashless treatment at Canadian hospitals, reducing stress during emergencies.
Even overseas, your family won’t be left scrambling with unexpected medical bills.
No. It’s mandatory under Canada’s Super Visa rules.
Yes, if the visa gets rejected or plans change. Most insurers offer partial or full refunds.
Yes. Premiums go up after age 60, and pre-existing conditions may need special approvals.
Typically between $1.5 to $3 per day of coverage, depending on age, medical history, and the policy you choose.
