Super Visa Medical Insurance


The Super Visa is a multiple entry visa valid for up to 10 years, which will allow family members to remain in Canada for up to 24 months at a time.


To get a Super Visa, the visitors will be required to have private health insurance coverage during their stay in Canada. The coverage must be valid for a minimum of one year, provides a minimum coverage of $100,000 and covers health care, hospitalization and repatriation.


Benefits of Super Visa:


Enjoy staying with your family in Canada for up to two years without the need to renew your status.
Protect yourself from expensive medical care.
Get timely health care without worrying about high costs.
Benefits of buying a comprehensive plan rather than a cheaper one:


Includes pre-existing medical condition:
Includes death benefits, healthcare, hospitalization. Some of the benefits are –
 Dental: $4000
 Repatriation up to $12000
 Funeral expenses: $5000
 Non emergency: $3000
Easy renewal of plan if parents are staying for more than one year.
Eligible for reimbursement or paying of all eligible medical emergency expenses up to the maximum aggregate limit
Essential points to keep in mind:


In case the visa is declined, the paid amount is 100% refundable.
Buying at least one year of insurance in mandatory, but we advise you to buy platinum insurance plan for at least 2 years for optimum results on investment.
Unused insurance: in case the parents stay for less than one year and have no pending claims, 100% refund policy is in place.
Buy insurance policy from professionals who can support your visa application at all times.

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