A: Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents who meet the admissibility requirements set by the Canadian government are eligible for Super Visa medical insurance. Eligibility factors considered by visa officers include the applicant’s ties to their home country, the purpose of their visit, financial situation, and invitations from their Canadian hosts. Additionally, the applicant must provide:

• A letter of financial support from their child or grandchild in Canada.
• Proof of Canadian medical insurance for at least one year.
• Completion of an Immigration Medical Examination (IME).

For more information, visit the government’s official site or consult an immigration expert.

A: No, Canadian medical insurance is required for Super Visa applicants. Visitors must purchase their medical insurance from a Canadian provider to meet government requirements. This ensures that insurance companies follow Canadian regulations and can be held accountable for any claims.

A: The Canadian government mandates insurance from Canadian companies to ensure that claims are managed under Canadian regulations. This provides better security for visitors, as the government can oversee the insurance company’s compliance and ensure claims are paid without legal complications.

A: Yes, you can purchase a visitor’s medical insurance policy on behalf of your family members coming to Canada.

A: You can request a quote online or by calling our customer service. Based on the details of your request, we will provide you with a competitive rate, including any applicable discounts for multiple policies.