You're buying Super Visa insurance for your parents. The quote says: "Pay $245 today, then $120/month starting when they arrive." Before you agree, you have questions: What exactly is this $245? When do the monthly payments actually start? Is this cheaper than paying annual? Good news: It's simple.
Need clarification on policy details? Here are quick answers to help you navigate and update your insurance coverage smoothly.
What happens if my travel dates change?
If your travel dates change, you can shift the effective date of your policy. This adjustment must be made prior to your original departure date. Simply contact your broker to process the update.
What happens if I miss a payment?
Most policies offer a 5 to 10-day grace period for missed payments. To prevent any unintended lapse in coverage, we strongly advise updating your payment details or contacting our billing department as soon as possible.
Can I switch my policy to an annual plan?
Yes, usually you can transition your policy to an annual multi-trip plan. Doing so often yields better overall rates if you plan to travel multiple times throughout the year. Your representative will handle the prorated premium adjustment.
Is there an administration fee for policy changes?
An administration fee is applied to cover standard processing and documentation updates. Depending on the complexity and type of change requested, this administrative fee typically ranges from $50 to $120.
The Real Cost Breakdown
Choose the coverage plan that fits your financial goals. Compare our manageable monthly installments against our high-value pre-paid annual route.
of families choose monthly payments because of lower upfront cost and flexibility.
Flexible Plans Designed Around Your Budget
We understand that managing cash flow is vital for families. Our customizable, low-commitment monthly structure ensures you keep your coverage active without heavy initial investments.
No penalty pause-and-resume options
Predictable auto-renewals with transparent pricing