The Super Visa is the way to go for people who want to visit Canada for a long time (up to two years at a time) and are the parents or grandparents of permanent or Canadian citizens. However, keep in mind that you will want Super Visa insurance to cover your stay in Canada.
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about Super Visa insurance that we get:
What is the bare minimum of coverage I require?
You'll need at least $100,000 in coverage, which any leading Canadian insurance company like Travelance can supply with any of their policies.
Is there a minimum age requirement?
While some plans have limitations, we have policies that can cover you regardless of your age.
How long do I need to have coverage for?
You must be insured for a period of one year.
What happens if my visa application is turned down?
With confirmation that your visa was denied, you can claim a full refund on your insurance.
What if my visa application is granted but my trip dates change?
You can amend your coverage dates by contacting your agent before the effective date, as long as you do so before the effective date.
Is coverage for pre-existing conditions available?
Yes, some pre-existing conditions can be covered for travellers up to the age of 79 if they meet specific stability standards. Pre-existing condition coverage may be available for travellers aged 80 and over after a rigorous medical questionnaire and underwriter approval. However, not all plans for super visa insurance in Canada come integrated with pre-existing coverage.
Is it possible to reduce my insurance premium?
Yes! You can alleviate the pressure of paying the super visa insurance amount at one go. Travelance allows you to opt for monthly installments, which you can avail instead.
Please contact a Travelance licensed broker in your area if you have any questions regarding this option.
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