For people who want to stay in Canada for an extended period of time (up to two years at a time), the Super Visa is the best option. Keep in mind that you will require Super Visa insurance for your whole stay in Canada!
Frequently asked questions concerning Super Visa insurance are answered here.
Exactly how much insurance do I need?
The minimum amount of coverage you should have is $100,000, which all of parent super visa’s super visa insurance can offer.
Is there a minimum age?
In contrast to certain policies, we provide options that will protect you at any age.
It’s important to know how long I’ll be covered.
A year’s worth of coverage is required.
Suppose my visa application is turned down.
Having documentation that your visa was rejected will allow you to claim a full refund on your insurance policy There may be a cost of up to $250 for failure to show evidence of rejection.
It’s possible that I’ve been granted a visa, but my trip plans have changed.
As long as you inform your agent before the effective date, you may adjust the dates of your coverage.
If I just plan to be away for a month, can I get Super Visa insurance?
A one-year insurance coverage is required if you have a Super Visa and plan on visiting Canada. A partial refund might be requested once you return home (with proof of your early return, provided you have no claims on file). The average insurance company will charge $25 for this service.
Can I get my money back if I leave Canada early?
You may get a partial refund after you return home (with proof of your early return, provided you have no claims on file). The average insurance company will charge $25 for this service.
The insurance may be purchased for two years if I want to remain for two years in Canada.
Policies are only valid for a single year at a time. We may, however, renew your plan once you are reaching the conclusion of your first year.
Will my side visits to other countries be covered by my Super Visa insurance?
Side excursions are permitted for visitors visiting Canada on the condition that at least 51% of the covered days are spent in Canada. Moreover, the journey must begin and conclude in Canada as well.
Does the policy cover pre-existing conditions?
Yes, most pre-existing ailments may be covered for travellers up to the age of 79, providing they fulfil specific stability criteria. Travelers over the age of 80 may be eligible for pre-existing condition coverage after completing a medical questionnaire and receiving permission from the underwriter.
What is the procedure for making payments?
Paying with a credit or debit card is the only option.
Paying monthly is an option for me?
If you’d want to pay on a monthly basis, you may do so by visiting this suer visa insurance monthly plan.
How can I reduce the cost of my insurance?
Yes! You may cut your rate by choosing a higher deductible. Please feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions regarding this option.
