Super Visa Insurance in Ontario

The supervisa, introduced in December 2011, allows parents and grandparents of Canadian Permanent Residents and Canadian Citizens to enter Canada for up to two years at a time (without renewing their status). The supervisa is a multiple entry visa and is valid for up to 10 years. Since introducing this new initiative, it has gained significant momentum, with close to 20,000 applications processed yearly.

How does the parent and grandparent Supervisa differ from a Visitor's visa?

With a regular visitor's visa, the Canadian visitors must apply for a visa each time they plan to come to Canada. In most chances, the visitor visa is valid for up to six months. For trips longer than six months, the visitors must apply (and pay) for visa extensions. Even the travellers from visa-exempt countries are limited to staying in Canada for only six months before they are required to use to extend their stay as visitors in Canada.

A Supervisa helps visitors save time and money that is otherwise spent applying for visas and extensions. Supervisa holders and their families benefit from travel flexibility, allowing them to travel to Canada on short notice to join family events or assist during emergencies as required.

Available resources for applicants for the Supervisa application process?

Information about the Supervisa processing times, application process, and other relevant resources are available on the Government of Canada's website. 

Immigration and citizenship representatives or consultants can help advise applicants throughout the Supervisa application process. Contact a local representative in your area to find more information about their services.

Steps involved in applying for a SuperVisa?

In addition to being a grandparent or parent of a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, you must fulfill several other criteria to qualify for a Supervisa. To be eligible for the Supervisa, as per the Canadian immigration, applicants must satisfy few demands, which include the followings:

· Provide evidence that your child or grandchild in Canada meets minimum LICO (Low Income Cut-Off)

· Please give a written statement from your Canadian child/grandchild indicating that they are willing to offer you financial support for the duration of your stay in Canada

· A medical examination by a doctor approved by Canadian Immigrations 

· Obtain an Emergency medical insurance with at least $100,000 coverage for a minimum of 1 year

· Meet all IRCC requirements

Super visa application and the INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS:

Supervisa applicants must provide proof of emergency medical insurance bought from one of the Canadain Insurance companies:

· Is valid for a minimum of 365 days from the date of entry into Canada;

· Provides a minimum of CAD 100,000 coverage; and

· Covers healthcare, hospitalization, and repatriation

 Every entry into Canada requires an insurance coverage purchase, according to the Canadian Government.

Provincial Health coverage for Visitors to Canada

Canadian citizens and permanent residents are affluent to have a provincial health care system that covers them with unexpected incidents such as sickness, injury or accident. However, visitors are not entitled to free provincial medical care or coverage.

Parents or Grandparents planning to extend a stay? 

Then supervisa medical insurance policies are designed for them! 

A super visa policy is meant for visitors to Canada who are on a super visa. The Super visa policy provides the coverage required under super visa rules. 

Benefits of Visitor's to Canada Emergency Medical Insurance: 

No one expects or wants to have an accident or get sick. Visitors to Canada Emergency Medical Insurance (supervisa insurance) offers benefits for losses arising from sudden and unanticipated circumstances. With the cost of medical services in Canada being so high, a severe illness or accident could pose a financial perplexity to the family.

Example Medical Costs in Canada

· A 65-year-old visiting Toronto was diagnosed with pancreatitis and gallstones.

· Emergency treatment was required.

· Approximate cost: $28,000

· A 72-year-old visiting Edmonton was diagnosed with pneumonia and was admitted to the hospital.

· Approximate cost: $30,000

 

What you should Consider When Purchasing Emergency Medical Insurance:

 When shopping for a plan to fit your needs, you should pay close attention to the policy wording and confirmation of coverage. Make sure to read your policy wording and review your proof of coverage – it is these two pieces from the insurance contract. 

There are many options, and not all of them are overpriced.

Any skilled insurance broker who stays on top of the travel insurance market knows the best products at the best prices. Usually, he can also break down the benefits a plan offers and explain how they may help offset expensive emergencies.

Discuss your medical concerns and budget honestly with your broker – they are there to help and will only be able to help you to the best of their ability to show you a variety of plans as long as you are as honest as possible. There may be misconceptions that all Visitors to Canada EMI Plans are pricey or only offer essential benefits. Rest assured that that is not the case in most cases.

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