You can’t apply for a super visa from within Canada. However, it is important to note that not everyone will be approved. The best way to increase your chances of being approved for the super visa is to provide as much information as possible in your application and to have a strong case. For more information, contact your immigration consultant today.

Yes, grandparents on a super visa can live alone. However, they may need to provide proof of financial stability and secure accommodation to the immigration officer during the application process. Super visas are typically valid for up to 10 years, so grandparents should have no problem renewing their status as long as they maintain good standing with Canadian authorities.

No, you can’t apply for a new super visa from within Canada. The process is the same as if you were applying from outside of Canada. You will need to submit an application form, pay the applicable fees, and provide supporting documentation. If you are approved, you will be issued a new super visa that will allow you to stay in Canada for up to two years.

Yes, you can apply for your parents’ super visa. However, your representative can apply the form within Canada. The application process is relatively straightforward and can usually be completed in just a few days. For a smooth and hassle-free process, you can contact our experts at Canadian LIC.

The applicant can get detailed information by visiting the cic.gc.ca site or consulting an immigration consultant. Some mandatory documents are a written commitment of financial support from their child or grandchild in Canada who meets a minimum income threshold and proof that they have purchased Canadian medical insurance for at least one year to cover the period of time that they will be in Canada and Complete an Immigration Medical Examination
(IME).

According to the above quote from the Government’s website, proof of Canadian medical insurance is required. While this may change in the future to a list of approved international carriers, the guidance so far is for visitors to purchase visitors insurance from a Canadian company.

The expenses for hospitalization for visitors to Canada can amount to over $3,000 per day, and air ambulance charges to return you home could very easily be in the tens of thousands of dollars. We recommend $100,000 of medical insurance coverage. This will ease your financial burden due to unforeseen charges and give you the peace of mind that everyone is looking for.

Yes. Any person can purchase a visitor’s insurance policy on behalf of someone coming to Canada.

You can apply for a quote online by visiting our website or calling our toll-free number. After going through your requisites, we will be able to give you a competitive rate.

It all depends on the pre-existing condition and the terms and conditions of the policy. Some insurance companies offer plans that cover pre-existing conditions as long as they have been stable for a certain period of time (3 to 6 months) before departure from your home country. Sometimes, pre-existing conditions will not be covered. It is important to read your entire policy to make sure you are aware of the definitions affecting coverage, as well as the possible exclusions that may apply.

Only some of the available plans will cover pre-existing medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions, etc. Other policies, while they do cover stable pre-existing medical conditions, use strict eligibility questions to screen out applicants (for example, no coverage available if you use an ICD (pacemaker), oral steroids for lung conditions, diagnosis of stroke, blood clots, congestive heart failure or a heart murmur in past 12 months, etc.).

No. There is no medical exam required prior to purchase. You will have to fill out the form, which comprises a few medical questions. You must answer all questions honestly, as not doing so may void (cancel) your coverage. If you have to submit a claim, the insurance company will investigate to determine if your condition was a pre-existing one and/or whether you were honest on your application.

Yes. If you obtain Super Visa insurance and your Visa Gets denied, then you may apply for a complete refund when you show proof that your visa was denied.

Yes and No, It depends on the situation. In a few situations, you can cancel by paying a small amount of admin fee for cancellations.

Yes. Super Visa insurance covers a set amount of emergency dental expenses.

Your deductible is the amount of money you have to pay out of pocket before your insurance kicks in. The higher the amount of your deductible, the lower your insurance premiums will be.

Yes, you can choose a Super Visa Insurance monthly payment option to spread your premium over time. Many insurance providers in Canada now offer Super Visa Insurance monthly payment flexibility for better affordability.

• This plan is especially helpful for families managing expenses.
• It ensures coverage continues without needing a lump-sum payment.

You can request a Super Visa Insurance quote online in just a few steps from leading Canadian providers. Comparing multiple Super Visa Insurance quote options can help you choose the most cost-effective and suitable plan.

• It’s fast, secure, and lets you make informed decisions.
• Always check what’s included before purchasing.

The best Super Visa Insurance in Canada providers offer complete medical coverage and flexible payment terms. You’ll find the best Super Visa Insurance in Canada options through licensed brokers or trusted online platforms.

• Look for companies with strong reviews and clear claim processes.
• Quality service and transparency should be top priorities.

Yes, many insurers offer a Super Visa Insurance monthly plan to make payments more manageable for applicants. A Super Visa Insurance monthly payment is ideal for those wanting coverage without paying the full premium upfront.