Super Visa, visitor, student and travel insurance from Canadian insurers, compared in one place, with an advisor who speaks your language.
Scroll through each product to see who it is for and the key rules.
01Most popularMedical insurance for parents and grandparents applying for the Super Visa. Every plan we quote is built to meet IRCC’s rules.
02Emergency medical cover for family and friends visiting on a visitor visa or eTA, priced for the exact days of the stay.
03Cover for international students, PGWP graduates and exchange students, including the gaps a school plan does not cover.
04Emergency medical and trip cover for Ontario residents travelling for holidays, family visits or the winter.
*Real Super Visa quote from visitorguard.ca on Oct 17, 2026: age 68, $100,000, $1,000 deductible, Ontario. Prices change with age, health and dates.
A simple picture of how long each type of cover usually lasts, across one year.
Illustration only. Your exact dates come from your policy.
OHIP pays only a small part of emergency costs outside Canada. Travel insurance covers the rest, however you travel.
The key differences at a glance. Your advisor confirms the right plan for your family.
| Compare | Super Visa | Visitor | Student | Travel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and PRs | Family and friends visiting Canada | International students, PGWP graduates, exchange students | Ontario residents travelling outside Canada |
| How long | At least 1 year from entry; up to 5 years per entry | Usually up to 6 months, priced by the day | School year, gap periods or after graduation | Single trip, annual multi-trip or long winter stays |
| Key rule | $100,000+ from a Canadian or OSFI-authorized insurer, paid or with a deposit | Buy before arrival; a waiting period applies to sickness if bought after | Most Ontario universities require UHIP ($948/yr from Sept 2026) | OHIP pays up to $400 a day for emergency inpatient care abroad |
| Learn more | Super Visa → | Visitor → | Student → | Travel → |
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Quick answers below. For anything about your own family, talk to an advisor.
Super Visa insurance. IRCC requires at least $100,000 of emergency coverage for health care, hospitalization and repatriation, valid for at least one year from entry, from a Canadian or OSFI-authorized insurer.
Visitor insurance. It covers medical emergencies during the stay and is priced by the number of days. Buying before arrival avoids the sickness waiting period that usually applies if you buy after arriving.
Many students in Ontario are covered by UHIP through their school. Student insurance helps with gaps, such as before a school plan starts or after graduation on a PGWP.
Only a little. OHIP pays up to $400 a day for emergency inpatient care in certain units and up to $50 a day for outpatient care. Travel insurance covers the rest.
Yes. We compare plans from several Canadian insurers in one quote, lowest price first, and an advisor can help you choose.
Tell us who is travelling and for how long. We will point you to the right cover in English, Hindi or Punjabi.
General information only. Coverage, limits and exclusions are set by each insurer’s policy wording. Visitor Guard is a broker; insurers review and pay claims.
