Medical emergency Visitors to Canada insurance is specifically designed to cover medical emergency treatments costs in case of unexpected sicknesses and accidental injuries that may happen during your trip.
Emergency health coverage is essential for everyone planning to travel to Canada if you are not entitled to receive provincial insurance coverage upon landing.
Studying abroad is an exciting way to experience the world. Not only do you receive college credits, but you also get an immersive education in a new culture and society. Student health insurance protects international learners as they have these amazing experiences. International student insurance plans from private insurance companies are usually less expensive than those provided by universities.
Student health insurance plans offer comprehensive coverage for international students studying in the U.S., and for study abroad students all around the world. Usually, students have two options for insurance: from university-sponsored health plans or from a private insurance provider.
International student insurance plans from private providers are usually more affordable than the ones provided by the universities in the U.S., and they provide similar coverage. Additionally, if you purchase a plan from a private provider, your college or university may also ask for proof of coverage at the time of your enrollment to deduct the health insurance premium from the cost of tuition.
Who needs Super Visa Health Insurance?
Anyone applying for the Canadian Super Visa must show they've purchased private medical insurance that meets the Super Visa requirements. The Super Visa Health Insurance policy.
Take the time to read your policy and know what your are covered for. Pay special attention to bold words. They have a specific meaning which is explained in the Definitions section of this policy
Super Visa Insurance Requirements:
- Be valid for at least 1 year when you send the application to IRCC
- Cover emergency healthcare, hospitalization and repatriation
- Provide a minimum coverage of $100,000 CAD per person
- Be valid for each entry to Canada and available for review
- Be issued by a private Canadian insurance company
- $0 deductible standard but can increase deductible for up to 45% discounts
The applicant(s) is over the age of 14 days old and has not reached the age of 90 years at the time of application
For Pre-medical Condition Coverage
For the purposes of buying travel insurance, a pre-existing condition is defined as any illness, disease, injury or other condition that happens prior to a plan’s effective date and for which you experienced symptoms or sought treatment. Insurance providers check to see if you were medically stable during the “look-back period,” which is typically a period of 60 to 180 days prior to a plan’s effective date. If it is determined that you were not medically stable during that time, you are considered to have a pre-existing condition. Any fallout due to that condition won’t be covered by a standard travel insurance policy..
Quote & Apply
To see options avable please fill our online Quote Calculator above. Review available products to purchase or speak with our financial advisors if you have questions and once you’ve selected a coverage and plan you can begin the application process.
You will need enter basic personal information for each applicant before proceeding to payment. Once the payment is processed, your policy will be sent by email shortly
