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Super Visa Insurance Canada — Compare Plans Online

Get live medical insurance quotes for parents and grandparents visiting Canada. Compare coverage, deductibles and plan terms, then choose an option suitable for your family.

  • Compare eligible insurance options
  • From $100,000 medical coverage
  • Review available instalment plans
  • Compare benefits before buying

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Important: Your eligibility, quoted premium, deductible, pre-existing condition protection and payment options depend on the actual insurer policy. A quote by itself is not proof of insurance.
$100,000Minimum emergency cover
1 yearMinimum policy validity
Up to 5 yearsEligible stay per entry
Eligibility guide, updated 2026

Super Visa Insurance Requirements in Canada

For the Super Visa, IRCC requires valid proof of private emergency medical insurance. The essential requirements are straightforward, but the policy wording and payment arrangement matter.

  • At least CAD $100,000 in emergency medical coverage.
  • Coverage for health care, hospitalization and repatriation.
  • A policy valid for at least one year from the date of entry.
  • Insurance must be paid in full, or in instalments with a deposit. A quote is not accepted as proof of insurance.
  • The policy must be valid for each entry and available for a border services officer to review.
  • The insurer must meet IRCC's eligibility criteria: a Canadian insurer, or a qualifying foreign insurer authorized by OSFI and issuing the policy while doing insurance business in Canada.
2026 update — family income rules

Since March 31, 2026, a host may qualify using either of the previous two tax years. Under the alternative method, a qualifying host meeting at least 75% of the required amount in the prior year may add eligible parent or grandparent income to meet the remaining requirement.

Read current IRCC income rules ↗

Official references: IRCC insurance and document requirements · Length of stay.

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How Much Does Super Visa Insurance Cost?

There is no reliable single price for everyone. The correct quote reflects your parents' ages, insurance coverage, medical history, deductibles, travel dates and the insurer's underwriting rules.

Factor 01

Age & health history

Premiums often increase at older ages. Pre-existing medical conditions can affect plan eligibility, stability periods and coverage—not every plan responds the same way.

Factor 02

Coverage & deductible

Compare $100,000, $150,000, $200,000 or higher available limits. A higher deductible can lower premiums but increases potential out-of-pocket costs.

Factor 03

Insurer & payment terms

Annual payment and instalment arrangements can have different deposits, total costs, fees and cancellation conditions. Review the full payment schedule.

Common Super Visa insurance coverage selections
Coverage amountWhat it meansWhat to consider
$100,000Meets IRCC's minimum emergency coverage amount if all other conditions are met.Lower limit means less protection against major claims.
$150,000Higher available protection than the minimum.Compare the additional premium and exact policy benefits.
$200,000Greater emergency medical limit, subject to plan conditions.May be attractive for families concerned about a significant hospitalization.
Higher limitsAvailable from some insurers, subject to age and underwriting.Check product availability and limitations in the live comparison.

Coverage descriptions are educational and are not insurer-specific quotes or recommendations.

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2026 payment options

Can You Pay Monthly for Super Visa Insurance?

Potentially, yes. IRCC permits eligible issued health insurance policies paid in full or in instalments with a deposit. Whether a specific provider's payment option is acceptable depends on its policy documentation and terms.

Annual payment

Typically involves paying the eligible policy premium upfront. Compare the total cost, policy start date, visa-refusal provisions and refund rules.

  • Clear evidence of an issued, paid policy
  • Check cancellation charges and refund eligibility
  • Reconfirm coverage before travel

Instalments with a deposit

Some insurance arrangements permit a deposit followed by scheduled payments. Confirm the payment arrangement meets IRCC requirements and that ongoing payments keep coverage in force.

  • Compare deposit, instalments and setup fees
  • Ask what happens after a missed payment
  • Confirm proof of insurance and certificate details
Do not rely on old Super Visa payment advice. Websites may still say that every new applicant must pay the full annual premium before applying. The current IRCC rule explicitly allows qualifying instalments with a deposit. Consult IRCC's latest policy requirements and your chosen insurer before purchase.
Coverage details

What Does Super Visa Medical Insurance Cover?

Eligible plans generally focus on unexpected medical emergencies—not unlimited routine care. Insured services, limits and exclusions differ among insurance companies.

  • Emergency hospitalizationHospital and inpatient services for covered medical emergencies.
  • Emergency physician servicesDoctor and medical treatment costs where covered by policy terms.
  • Ambulance & diagnosticsPotential ambulance, X-ray and laboratory expenses.
  • Prescription medicationMedications related to a covered emergency, within plan limits.
  • Emergency dentalLimited accidental or emergency dental benefits in eligible plans.
  • RepatriationEligible return transportation arrangements subject to policy conditions.

Exclusions and sublimits apply. Regular checkups, routine medication refills, pre-planned treatment and certain pre-existing medical conditions may not be covered. Read the full certificate and policy wording before buying.

Particularly important for older visitors

Super Visa Insurance and Pre-existing Medical Conditions

If your parent or grandparent has diabetes, high blood pressure, a heart condition or another medical history, choose coverage based on the insurer's actual stability definition—not simply on the advertised price.

Check stability periods precisely

A condition can be considered unstable due to a dosage change, symptoms, new treatment, tests or hospitalization. Policies vary in the required stability period and definitions.

Disclose medical history accurately

Answer insurer questions truthfully and completely. Omissions or misstatements can affect whether a future claim is payable.

Compare what happens at claim time

Check eligible expenses, medical exclusions, deductibles per claim versus per policy and the emergency-assistance contact process.

Questions worth asking before purchase

  1. Is the pre-existing condition included or excluded?
  2. What stability period applies to this specific age and plan?
  3. Will a medication adjustment affect coverage?
  4. How is the deductible charged if there are multiple claims?
  5. What documents are needed if emergency treatment occurs?

For individual medical eligibility, ask the licensed advisor and review the insurer's current wording. Do not transmit sensitive medical details through an ordinary chat message.

A smarter comparison

How to Compare Super Visa Insurance Plans

The cheapest premium is not automatically the best plan for your parents. Compare like-for-like protection before using the Buy Online option.

Get your quotes

Enter date of birth, expected coverage start date and relevant plan inputs in the live calculator.

Compare insurers

Review eligible prices at the same coverage amount, deductible and medical coverage type.

Read plan terms

Check pre-existing exclusions, medical stability, refund provisions and payment schedule.

Buy online

Complete the insurer's secure application and retain the policy documents for IRCC and arrival.

Available insurers and rates are determined by the active quotation platform. We do not display fabricated or expired sample premiums on this page.

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Super Visa application basics

What Else Do Parents and Grandparents Need to Apply?

Medical insurance is one part of the application. IRCC also requires other evidence to establish eligibility. The document list below is a starting point, not a substitute for official instructions.

Invitation

Signed invitation letter from the eligible child or grandchild in Canada, with required financial-support details.

Host income

Evidence that the host meets the current minimum necessary income requirement under the applicable 2026 method.

Family relationship

Documents establishing the parent/grandparent relationship and the host's Canadian citizenship, permanent residence or other eligible status.

Medical exam & insurance

Required immigration medical exam evidence and acceptable issued emergency medical insurance.

Check IRCC's official Super Visa eligibility and application instructions for the current process, documents and exceptions.

Answers to common questions

Super Visa Insurance FAQs (2026)

Practical answers about coverage, eligibility, monthly payments and using a Super Visa in Canada.

What is the minimum Super Visa insurance coverage in Canada?

IRCC requires a minimum of CAD $100,000 in emergency medical coverage, covering health care, hospitalization and repatriation, with a policy valid for at least one year from the date of entry. Other insurer and payment conditions also apply.

Are monthly payment plans accepted for a Super Visa in 2026?

IRCC accepts eligible issued policies paid in full or by instalments with a deposit. The exact deposit, schedule and wording must satisfy the insurance requirements. A quote alone does not meet the requirement.

Can my parent stay for five years if their insurance covers one year?

Eligible Super Visa holders can generally stay for up to five years at a time under current IRCC rules. The minimum insurance-policy validity at entry is one year, but visitors should renew insurance as needed to keep coverage throughout their actual stay. Visitor status and insurance coverage are separate matters.

How much does Super Visa insurance cost for someone aged 65, 70 or 75?

Premiums depend on the traveller's exact age and birth date, start date, selected coverage, deductible, health-history coverage and insurance company. Enter the specific traveller details in the live quote calculator rather than relying on generic price estimates.

Does Super Visa insurance cover diabetes, high blood pressure or heart conditions?

Some plans cover eligible stable pre-existing conditions while others exclude them or apply different stability rules. Coverage is not automatic. Check the exact insurer policy wording and disclose the applicant's medical history accurately.

Can I buy Super Visa insurance for both parents?

Yes, you can request quotes for two travellers and compare eligible arrangements. Each parent needs coverage that satisfies the insurance requirements. Pricing and any joint-policy features depend on the insurer and quotation system.

What happens if a Super Visa application is refused?

A refund may be available under the insurer's visa-refusal and cancellation provisions. Eligibility, required proof, administrative charges, timing and claim restrictions vary. Do not assume every policy provides a full refund.

What is a deductible on Super Visa insurance?

A deductible is the portion of eligible claim costs the insured must pay under the policy. For example, a $1,000 deductible may reduce premiums but creates potential out-of-pocket exposure; confirm whether it applies once per policy, per claim or another way.

Can Super Visa insurance come from an insurer outside Canada?

IRCC accepts qualifying insurance from a Canadian insurer or a foreign insurer authorized by OSFI under the specified accident-and-sickness insurance requirements, with the policy issued while doing insurance business in Canada. The eligibility of the specific insurer must be checked; not every overseas insurer qualifies.

Should I buy the policy before submitting my Super Visa application?

IRCC requires proof of qualifying issued insurance with the application. Obtain the appropriate policy, verify its dates and coverage and retain the insurance documents before submitting.

Does the lowest-priced policy provide the best protection?

Not necessarily. Compare the emergency medical limit, exclusions, stability-period requirements, deductible, assistance services, payment terms and refund conditions before deciding.

Can a Super Visa holder travel outside Canada?

A Super Visa provides multiple-entry visitor status, subject to immigration rules. Separate travel-insurance coverage for trips outside Canada varies by insurer, destination and trip duration. Always verify the policy's territorial limits and exclusions before travelling.

These FAQs are for insurance education. Immigration decisions are made by IRCC and border officials, not by Insure In Canada Inc.

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Insure In Canada Inc. supports families comparing insurance for parents and grandparents. Ask for help interpreting deductibles, stability wording, payment options and policy documents before you buy.

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Pankaj Bhatia, PFA, CHS · Insurance Advisor
Pankaj Bhatia

Financial and insurance advisor · Insure In Canada Inc.
Professional Financial Advisor (PFA) and Certified Health Insurance Specialist (CHS). Member of Advocis.
11 years of financial-services experience. Licensed in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

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