Are you present or your grandparents planning to travel to Canada? Well, the cost of medical treatment is very high in Canada. If your parents or grandparents accidentally fall sick, how will you support their treatment? You know it well, the Canadian health system does not provide free treatment to non-citizens, that’s why it can cost you a lot. What else you can do to support the good health of your guests! Well, you can approach for a super visa application.

What is a super visa?

Super visa is designed for parents or grandparents of Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents. It is basically a multiple entry visa and is valid for up to 10 years. Since the introduction of this new initiative, it has gained great momentum with over 17,000 applications processed each year.

What are the steps to apply for a super visa:

Well, just being the parent or grandparents of Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents will not be enough to become a super visa applicant. There are other criteria too.

Let’s have a look at those:

1) The applicant must provide proof that their child/grandchild in Canada meets minimum income thresholds
2) They must provide a written statement from their Canadian child/grandchild implying that they are willing to provide them with financial support during their stay
3) They must undergo a medical examination by a Canadian approved doctor
They should have Canadian emergency medical insurance with at least $100,000 of coverage for at least one year
4) And at last but least, they must meet any other requirements as per the IRCC

There are many companies that can help you meet licensed insurance brokers who will guide you for a super visa application. They will help you find the right insurance plan to meet your specific needs.

For more details visit : www.travelance.ca