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Here are some common questions we receive regarding Supervisa Insurance
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It depends on the applicant’s age, coverage amount, deductible, and pre-existing conditions. The quote form above shows the lowest available annual and monthly rate instantly from 10+ Canadian providers. Read more
Super Visa insurance must provide at least $100,000 in emergency medical coverage. The quote form offers $100,000 and $150,000 options. Read more
At least 365 days from the date of entry into Canada. The quote form uses a 365-day period, starting on the date you choose.
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Yes. Most plans offer monthly payments. For monthly payments, the initial pay is the first and last month plus an admin fee (approx. $50-$120 depending on the provider).
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Many plans cover stable pre-existing conditions. The quote shows options with and without pre-existing coverage, and final eligibility is confirmed once the health questions are discussed.
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Yes. Get your quote online in seconds, then complete the application with Bharat’s help by phone or WhatsApp. Payment goes directly to the insurance company, and policy documents are emailed once issued.
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In general, yes — if the change is requested before the coverage start date. Contact me as soon as travel plans change so the start date can be updated before the policy takes effect. The exact rules and any fees vary by provider.
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In general, start-date updates must be requested before the effective date, and proof of the new travel date may be needed. If the visa decision is delayed, the start date can usually be moved. Whether a change is free, and how often it can be made, depends on the provider and the policy wording.
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The initial payment (first and last month plus the admin fee) activates the policy. Regular monthly payments then follow on the provider’s payment schedule, usually by automatic monthly debit from the start date. Exact debit dates and requirements vary by provider.
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In general, if the Super Visa is refused before the policy start date, the premium paid is refundable — you will need to provide the official IRCC refusal letter, and the provider’s terms (including any admin fee) apply. Exact requirements vary by provider.
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In general, cancellation after the visa is issued requires a written request, and any refund depends on the situation — for example, proof of early return if the visitor leaves Canada early, and no claims made or pending on the policy. Refunds are typically pro-rated for unused time, less any admin fee. If a claim has been made, a refund is generally not available. Exact terms vary by provider.
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Super Visa insurance covers emergency medical care and hospitalization while your parents or grandparents visit Canada. Exact benefits, limits, and exclusions depend on the provider and plan — always check the policy wording for the plan you choose.
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