Parents & grandparents
Super Visa Insurance
The Parent and Grandparent Super Visa helps families reunite faster than permanent sponsorship alone. Canadian medical insurance is part of that process—and the plan you choose should work for both the application and everyday peace of mind.
Built for Super Visa realities
Applicants commonly need private medical insurance from a Canadian company that meets IRCC criteria—often including a minimum coverage amount and validity of at least one year. Government rules can change, so always confirm current requirements alongside your policy wording.
Unlike a short tourist visit, Super Visa stays can last up to two years at a time. Families often prefer products designed for longer durations rather than stacking short visitor policies repeatedly.
Application support vs. real-world care
Meeting an application requirement is only the first hurdle. The better outcome is knowing that if a parent needs urgent care in Canada, the policy is structured to help with emergency medical expenses and related support.
We talk through start dates, deductible trade-offs, and how pre-existing conditions may be defined so you are not surprised later.
Next step
Ready to align coverage with your Super Visa timeline?
Share approximate ages, preferred arrival month, and any known medical history questions. We will outline which product direction usually fits.