Super visa insurance has some specific requirements. This article will help you know all the details so that you get the best possible super visa insurance.

What is a super visa?

Do you want to visit your child or grandchild in Canada for more than 6 months at a time? Then you have to opt for an option that is known as a super visa. A super visa is a permission for a parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to get an entry to Canada and visit their child or grandchild. They get the permission for up to two years at a time. The super visa has a validity for 10 years and you get a permission for multiple entries to Canada – as long as each visit does not last more than 2 years.

If your time for visit is for a period less than 6 months at a time, you don't need a super visa. In that situation a standard visitor visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is a necessary requirement if you are from a visa-exempt country and standard visitor to Canada health insurance.

What is super visa insurance?

One of the first things you have to focus on to get permission for a super visa is medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company. The insurance for super visa should give coverage for at least one year from the date of entry to Canada. You can use a super visa insurance calculator from your hired company to understand clearly the cost you have to bear for the insurance. Basically Canada does not want any visitor to be a financial burden on the publicly funded health system. So there must be insurance to cover you to meet your medical needs you may need during your stay in Canada.

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