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Your price in about a minute

Ages, arrival date, and how long they are staying. That is most of it — nothing to pay until you pick a plan.

Need visitor insurance or student cover instead? Start there.

What We Arrange

Insurance for people coming to Canada

Who It's For

Which one are you?

Parents & Grandparents

The 365-day policy the application needs

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New Immigrants & Workers

Cover for the gap before OHIP or MSP starts

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Returning Canadians

Your provincial plan may not restart right away

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Pre-existing Conditions

Which plans genuinely cover them, and which do not

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Why Us

Why go through a broker at all?

You could phone six insurers yourself and line the answers up on paper. Here is what you would be doing instead.
How It Works

From quote to policy in four steps

1. Tell us who is travelling

Ages, arrival date, how long they are staying, and any medical conditions.

2. Compare the plans

Every plan that fits, priced side by side. Change the deductible and the prices move as you watch.

3. Pick one and pay

Card payment, with monthly instalments available on most Super Visa plans.

4. Get your documents

Policy wording and confirmation letter by email, usually within minutes.

Questions we get every week

1 How much Super Visa insurance do I actually need?

At least $100,000 in emergency medical coverage, from a Canadian insurer, valid for at least one year from the date coverage starts. The policy has to be paid for — a quote on its own is not enough. IRCC can ask to see proof, and so can the officer at the border. There is more detail on our Super Visa requirements page.

On most Super Visa plans, yes. You will usually pay the first instalment plus a setup fee, then a fixed amount each month after that. Wherever an insurer offers it, the monthly figure appears next to the annual one in your quote results. See monthly payment plans.

Every insurer we work with refunds the premium in full if the visa is refused. You will need to send us the refusal letter. If you want the exact wording for one specific plan before you buy, ask us and we will pull it up.

Some plans do, provided the condition has been stable for a set period before coverage starts — usually 90 or 180 days depending on the insurer. Stable means no new symptoms, no change in medication and no new treatment. This is the detail most claims turn on, so read our page on pre-existing conditions before you choose.

For a Super Visa, before the application goes in. For an ordinary visit, any time before departure — coverage starts on the date you pick, not the date you pay, so buying early costs nothing extra.

Usually yes, pro-rated for the unused days, as long as no claim has been made. Most insurers charge a small cancellation fee. Send us the departure stamp and we will handle the paperwork.

Not sure which plan is right?

Call 437-428-2828 and talk it through with a licensed agent. Mon–Sat, 9am–8pm ET. No obligation, and nobody will push you to buy on the call.

IRCC-compliant plans

$100,000+, valid a full 365 days

Monthly payments

Available on most Super Visa plans

Same-day documents

Policy and letter straight to your inbox

Real people

Mon–Sat, 9am–8pm ET on 437-428-2828