Bringing your parents or grandparents to Canada? We compare Canada's trusted insurers to find you the right coverage at the best price — and make sure it meets every Super Visa rule.
To approve a Super Visa, Immigration Canada (IRCC) requires medical insurance that ticks all four boxes. Buy a plan that misses one and the visa can be refused — so this is the first thing we check for you.
Minimum emergency medical coverage required. More is available if you'd like extra protection.
The policy must cover a minimum of 365 days from the date your family member arrives.
Must be a Canadian insurance company (or an IRCC-approved provider) — every insurer we use qualifies.
Covers emergency healthcare, hospitalization, and return home if needed.
Super Visa insurance is priced mainly by the applicant's age, plus the coverage amount, deductible, and health. Here's a typical range for the $100,000 minimum on a healthy applicant — your exact quote is free and takes minutes.
| Applicant age | Typical monthly | Typical yearly (1 yr, $100k) |
|---|---|---|
| 40–54 | $50–$95 | $600–$1,150 |
| 55–64 | $75–$130 | $900–$1,550 |
| 65–69 | $90–$170 | $1,100–$2,050 |
| 70–74 | $125–$235 | $1,500–$2,800 |
| 75–79 | $185–$400 | $2,200–$4,800 |
As an independent advisor, we're not tied to one company. We shop your details across several insurers and use the right settings to bring the price down while keeping your family properly covered.
One set of details, quoted across multiple trusted insurers — you see the best value, not just one company's price.
Comfortable covering the first small portion of a claim yourself? A higher deductible can noticeably lower your premium.
Many plans let you spread the cost over the year instead of paying it all up front — helpful when you're settling in.
Stable pre-existing conditions can usually be covered. We match you to the plan that fits your situation and your budget.
We compare coverage from Canada's leading travel & visitor insurers, including:
At least $100,000 in emergency medical coverage, valid for a minimum of 365 days, from a Canadian (or IRCC-approved) insurer, covering emergency healthcare, hospitalization and repatriation. Miss any one and the visa can be refused — so it's the first thing we check.
Mainly by age, plus coverage amount, deductible and health. As a 2026 guide for the $100,000 minimum on a healthy applicant: roughly $900–$1,550/year at 55–64, $1,100–$2,050 at 65–69, and $2,200–$4,800 at 75–79. A free exact quote takes minutes.
We compare several trusted insurers with one set of details, choose a deductible that fits, offer monthly payment where available, and match you to the right plan for your health and budget — the lowest compliant price without losing protection.
Usually yes. Stable pre-existing conditions can typically be covered, provided they haven't changed during the insurer's required stability period before the policy starts. We match you to the plan that fits best.
Tell us who's visiting and their age — we'll compare the top insurers and send you the best options. No pressure, no obligation, and we'll make sure it meets every Super Visa requirement.