Super visa insurance

Unlike the Visitors Visa which permits foreign residents to remain in Canada for up to 6 months, the Super Visa permits parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit their family in Canada for up to 2 years. The individuals who receive a Super Visa do not have to renew their visitor status for the period of up to 2 years. Additionally, this visa is valid for 10 years and can permit a single entry or multi-entries into Canada.

Super Visa is the temporary Visa, issued by the Canadian Government which doesn’t allow you to work in Canada. One of the most important requirements in getting a Super Visa is the Insurance. Applicants who are applying for the Super Visa have to submit the proof that they have got the Medical Insurance from the Insurance Company of Canada. And the Insurance is valid for minimum of One year and have the coverage plan for $100,000.

MONTHLY PAYMENT OPTION AVAILABLE

Sometimes money is tight and making one full premium payment could be challenging, don’t worry we got your back.

How does the monthly payment option works?

For Super Visa applicants, the up-front premium outlay is reduced substantially. When purchasing the super visa insurance, our clients will now be able to choose to pay only a deposit towards the total premium, pending the approval of their applications or visas. This deposit must be paid by credit card and will be equal to only two-twelfths (the first two months) of the annual insurance premium plus a $50 Policy Fee.

 Premium Refund Rules

A Visitor to Canada policy issued for a Parent or Grandparent Super Visa to comply with the requirements set out by CIC (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) can only be cancelled in the following circumstances. Prior to the Effective date of coverage:

  • The application for a “Super Visa” was rejected by CIC (a copy of the refusal letter will be required as proof).
  • The applicant dies before arrival (a copy of the death certificate will be required as proof)

After the Effective date:

  • The Insured dies after arrival (a copy of the death certificate will be required as proof)
  • The Insured returns to their country of origin (proof of departure will be required, normally in the form of a boarding pass)

In ALL cases there will be an administration fee of $25 and no refund will be available if there has been a claim under the policy.

If the applicant will not arrive by the original policy Effective Date, there are 2 options to consider:

  • If the applicant does not expect to arrive until many months later or the Super Visa has not yet been granted, we will advance the effective date to a more suitable date (perhaps 6 months later).
  • Note: When the policy is initially issued, the Effective Date should be set far enough in advance to ensure that the Insured has time to get the Visa approved and travel arrangements made.