Super Visa Insurance

To apply for a Super Visa, you will need the following documents:

• Sponsorship letter from the child or grandchild inviting their parent(s)
• Proof of relationship (such as a birth certificate)
• Copy of the visitor’s passport
• Reason for visit to Canada
• Completed Super Visa application form
• Proof of private health insurance (minimum $100,000 coverage for at least one year)
• Proof of financial support from the sponsor (to show they can support the visitor during their stay)

Yes, many insurance providers offer monthly payment plans. Typically, they require:

• An initial payment (usually two installments plus a processing fee) at the time of purchase
• The next payment scheduled when your parents arrive in Canada
  An insurance broker can help you compare options and choose the best plan.

If the Super Visa application is denied, you will receive a full refund of the insurance premium without any penalties.

Yes, your parents can delay their visit for up to two years. If they do not plan to travel immediately, you must inform your insurance provider so they can update the policy accordingly.

Yes, the insurance covers trips to the U.S. and other destinations as long as your parents spend at least 50% of their time in Canada. However, travel to their home country is not covered under this policy.