Super Visa: Health Insurance Quotes for Visitors to Canada

Helping your parents or grandparents apply for a Super Visa? Before you send your application to
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), here is what you need to know:

What is a Super Visa?

A Super Visa program allows your parents or grandparents to remain in Canada for up to 2 years without having to leave, unlike a visitor visa where you only can stay in Canada for 6 months. Plus, with a Super Visa you only need valid health insurance coverage before applying to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC); and that’s where our team at AP Insurance comes in.

Our experts at AP Insurance can get the health coverage you need to meet the requirements for the Super Visa with the best pricing and payment methods. Our commitment is to get you and your family reunited, so you can enjoy Canada together. Learn more about this program and get an instant quote right now!

Insurance Requirements to Apply for a Super Visa:

Even though a Super Visa application is faster than applying for Permanent Residency (PR), it still has some requirements to meet before sending in an application. The most important is to have health insurance that provides healthcare coverage should your parents or grandparents require it while in the country.

Find all the health requirements listed below:

Health insurance with at least $100,000 coverage provided by a Canadian insurance company.

Insurance must be valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry.

Proof that medical insurance has been paid (quotes aren’t accepted).

Super Visa Health Insurance: Price Comparison

Get Your Super Visa Health Insurance With AP Insurance

At AP Insurance, we assist you throughout the health insurance process, even after your family has arrived in Canada. Whether it is for an extension or cancellation, you’re covered all the way! We’ve also made it easier for you to pay your Super Visa medical coverage through the option of monthly payments instead of a one-time fee. This way, you can protect your savings and still keep your family closer.

Still have questions? Please contact us:

By phone: (604) 502-9199
Or email: supervisa@apinsurance.ca

(604) 502-9199

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cancel or request a refund for the Super Visa Health Insurance?

It is possible to obtain a refund for the remaining time of the coverage, less the administration fee. Please keep in mind, however, that conditions may apply if you had a medical claim that required a refund for medical expenses.

In the case of a visa denial or delay, am I entitled to a refund?

If the Super Visa is denied or delayed, we can assist you with postponing the start date, as health coverage only kicks in when your parents or grandparents enter Canada.