Super Visa Insurance – kinsureservices.com

// For Newcomers & Families

Bring your parents to Canada — safely and affordably.

Canada's Super Visa program requires private medical insurance for the full length of stay — minimum $100,000 coverage, one year minimum, from a Canadian insurer. Without it, the application is denied. We make this part fast, simple, and fully refundable.

IRCC Compliant

Meets all federal requirements: $100k minimum coverage, 1-year minimum term, Canadian insurer.

Same-Day Quote

Get a binding quote in 15 minutes. Coverage starts the day they arrive in Canada.

Refundable if Denied

If the visa is denied, you get a 100% refund minus a small admin fee.

Monthly Pay Plans

Pay monthly instead of one large upfront sum. Pause if they go home early.

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Same-day approval available

// Coverage Benefits

What Super Visa Insurance actually covers.

Designed specifically for parents and grandparents visiting Canada — emergency medical, hospitalization, and prescription drugs all included.

Emergency Hospitalization

Full hospital coverage with no out-of-pocket cost while in Canada.

Prescription Drugs

Medications prescribed during emergency treatment are covered.

Pre-existing Conditions

Stable conditions (controlled diabetes, blood pressure) often covered.

No Waiting Period

Coverage starts the moment they enter Canada — no delay.

Trip Interruption

If they need to return home for a medical emergency, costs are covered.

Cashless Network

Direct hospital billing — no upfront cash needed in most facilities.

Easy Renewal

Renew annually for as long as the Super Visa is valid (up to 10 years).

Partial Refunds

Return home early? Get a prorated refund on unused coverage.

Vishal Parmar — Super Visa insurance advisor for Canadian families

IRCC Federal Requirement

// The federal requirement most miss

$100,000 minimum coverage + 1-year minimum term + Canadian insurer — or the visa is denied.

Source · Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship Canada (IRCC)

Common Questions.

What Canadian sponsors ask before applying for their parents' Super Visa.

What if my parents have pre-existing conditions?

Most policies cover stable pre-existing conditions (controlled diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, etc.). We compare carriers to find the best option based on their specific medical history. Unstable conditions or recent hospitalizations may have a waiting period or exclusion.

How long does the policy need to be?

IRCC requires a minimum of one year of continuous coverage. Most clients buy exactly one year, then renew if needed. Super Visas can be valid for up to 10 years, so we set up easy annual renewals.

What if the visa is denied?

You get a 100% refund minus a small admin fee (typically $25–50). Just send us a copy of the denial letter and we process the refund within a few business days.

Can I get a refund if they leave Canada early?

Yes — we calculate the unused portion and refund the difference, minus a small admin fee. Notify us with a copy of their return ticket and we handle the rest.

Get a Super Visa quote in 15 minutes.

Same-day approval. IRCC-compliant from the moment you sign. Fully refundable if visa is denied.

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