Who this is for
- Children and grandchildren in Canada arranging insurance for a parent or grandparent's Super Visa application
- Families renewing coverage for a parent who is already here
- Anyone comparing quotes and unsure what the policy has to include
What helps for the first conversation
- The visitor's age and expected arrival date
- How long the visit is planned for
- Any existing coverage or quotes you already have
- The questions you want answered. Medical details are for the insurer's application, not for us or the website form.
What we do
We explain what the Super Visa requires of the insurance, help you compare policies that meet it, and arrange the coverage you choose. Before you buy, we explain what the policy does not cover, how it treats existing health problems, and how refunds work.
The IRCC requirements
Checked against IRCC’s Super Visa documents page on September 28, 2026. IRCC can change these, so we recheck before every policy.
- Minimum $100,000 of emergency medical coverage
- Valid for at least one year from the date of entry to Canada
- Covers health care, a hospital stay, and the cost of returning home if needed (repatriation)
- Paid in full, or in payments with a deposit. A quote alone does not count.
- From a Canadian insurer, or an insurer outside Canada that meets IRCC’s conditions
Official source: IRCC, Super visa forms and documents
How it works
- Call or request a callback. Tell us the visitor’s age and when they plan to arrive.
- A conversation, in person or by phone. We go through the options and what each covers.
- Your decision. If you go ahead, we arrange the policy and give you the documents the application needs.
What this is not
Insurance help is not immigration advice or representation. We do not prepare or submit the Super Visa application.
Common questions
What does the policy have to include for a Super Visa?
IRCC sets the rules. The policy must cover at least $100,000 for emergencies. It must last at least one year from the day your parent enters Canada. It must cover health care, a hospital stay, and the cost of returning home if needed (IRCC calls this repatriation). It must be paid in full, or in payments with a deposit. A quote alone does not count. We check IRCC's rules before every policy and link to them below.
Does the insurer have to be Canadian?
It can be a Canadian insurer, or an insurer outside Canada that meets the specific conditions IRCC sets. We can explain which policies qualify.
Do you handle the visa application?
No. We help with the insurance. The visa application is separate and we are not immigration representatives. Buying a policy does not guarantee a visa.
What should I compare between policies?
How much the policy pays. The deductible, which is the part you pay yourself. The start date. Who can be covered. How the policy treats health problems your parent already has. What the policy does not cover. How you pay. What happens if the visa is refused or the trip ends early. How to make a claim. We go through each one with you.
Can I speak to someone in Punjabi?
Yes. Tell us your preferred language when you call or request a callback.
Insurance is arranged by Parminder Singh Oberoi through Punjab Insurance Agency Inc..
This page describes our service in general terms and is not advice about your individual situation.