Travel Insurance for Super Visa
Are your parents or grandparents planning to visit you in Canada? Has a family member applied for a Canadian Super Visa? Super Visa travel insurance meets the requirements set by the Canadian government for Super Visa applicants.
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Emergency medical coverage
Monthly payments available on some plans
Deductible options available
Why insurance coverage for Super Visa?
Among the eligibility criteria for the Super Visa issued by the Canadian government is the need to provide proof of medical insurance from a Canadian company. As your loved ones are not covered by the provincial health insurance plan during a stay in Canada, this requirement is designed to avoid unpleasant surprises that an unexpected health event could cause. This requirement also aims to facilitate access to the Canadian healthcare system without having to pay for care and procedures received on Canadian territory.
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What is covered by Super Visa travel insurance?
Super Visa insurance plans must include the following minimum elements: the coverage must be valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry into Canada; cover your health care, hospitalization and repatriation expenses; offer emergency coverage of at least $100,000; and be paid in full, or paid in installments with a deposit.
We've selected a variety of coverage plans from several insurers to meet your needs. These plans offer a government-compliant coverage. What's more, you can reduce the premium by selecting deductibles, and add an option to cover certain pre-existing conditions.
24/7 assistance
Prescription drugs
Emergency medical transportation
Emergency and accident dental care
Certain health professional services
Emergency and accident dental care
Accidental death and dismemberment
Repatriation
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
We've put together some frequently asked questions. Can't find the answer to your question? Don't hesitate to contact a member of our team.
Visit the FAQWhat is a pre-existing health condition?
A pre-existing condition is an illness, injury or health problem that existed prior to the effective date of insurance, for which you may or may not have sought medical attention, or for which you have exhibited signs and symptoms.
If my visa application is refused, can my insurance policy be reimbursed?
Each insurer has its own cancellation and refund policy, which is indicated in the contract and sets out the process for submitting a request.
As a general rule, when a visa application is refused, you must send us a request for cancellation or refund before the effective date of the policy at info@assurancevisiteurs.ca . This must include the visa refusal letter, copies of all passport pages, and policy information.
A fee, as well as an adjustment to the policy rate, may apply if the application is submitted after the effective date of the policy. No refunds will be issued if a cancellation or refund request is submitted after the due date.
Can my policy be renewed?
Yes, your policy can be renewed if you still meet the eligibility criteria of the policy you have chosen. If your health has deteriorated, our support team will help you find the best solution for your situation.
If I have not yet received a response to my visa application, can I change the start date of my policy?
Yes, you can submit a request to change the policy start date before the policy start date.
A request for a change must be sent before the policy effective date to info@assurancevisiteurs.ca and include the policy information (insured’s name, policy number, insurer).
An adjustment to the policy rate may apply if the request is submitted after the insured’s birth date.
