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Super Visa insurance

Super Visa insurance — compare and buy online

One-year coverage with at least $100,000 for parents and grandparents. Instant prices from Canada's leading insurers, with full plan details and official policy wordings.

Super Visa insurance

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Who it’s for

Is this right for you?

  • Parents and grandparents applying for a Super Visa
  • Families renewing Super Visa coverage for another year
  • Parents with stable conditions like blood pressure or diabetes
How it works
  1. CompareEnter ages, dates and coverage — see every plan ranked by price.
  2. Check the detailsOpen each plan overview: benefits, pre-existing rules, refunds and the official wording.
  3. Buy & applyBuy online in minutes and use the confirmation for the Super Visa application.
What you need

Super Visa insurance requirements

For a Super Visa application, IRCC asks for private medical insurance that:

  • is valid for at least one year from the date of entry,
  • provides at least $100,000 of emergency coverage — health care, hospitalization and repatriation,
  • has been paid (in full, or in instalments with a deposit, where the insurer allows).

Rules can change — always confirm on IRCC's Super Visa page. Read our full requirements guide.

Choosing a plan

What to compare

  • Pre-existing conditions — is a stable condition covered, and for how long must it be stable?
  • Deductible — a higher deductible lowers the price but means you pay more per claim.
  • Side trips — are short trips outside Canada covered?
  • Refunds — what happens if the visa is refused or your parents return early?
Super Visa FAQs
Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much coverage does a Super Visa need?
IRCC requires at least $100,000 of emergency coverage, valid for at least one year from the date of entry. Many families choose more for extra peace of mind.
Can my parents’ pre-existing conditions be covered?
Yes — many plans cover stable pre-existing conditions. Each insurer has its own stability period (often 90 or 180 days) and rules by age. Open "Plan overview" on any quote to see the exact terms.
Can I pay monthly?
Several insurers offer monthly payment options for Super Visa plans. Where available, the monthly price is shown on the quote.
What if the Super Visa is refused?
Most insurers refund the premium if the visa is refused and you send proof before the policy starts. See the "Refunds" tab in each plan overview.
How do I get the insurance documents for the application?
After you buy, the insurer issues a confirmation of coverage you can submit with the Super Visa application. We can help you check it meets the requirements.